Lille centre - T5 meublé rénové - 85m² - 1 367€ CC
Recently renovated
Brand new furnishings and appliances.
Self check in
Check yourself in with the lockbox.
Description
Location destinée en Bail Code Civil (bail au nom d'une société ou résidence secondaire) Idéalement situé au cœur de Lille, cet appartement situé rue Saint-Sauveur offre un accès pratique aux commodités locales telles que les écoles, les commerces et les transports en commun, tout en étant à proximité des principaux points d'intérêt de la ville. Ce T5 de 85 m², intelligemment conçu, optimise chaque mètre carré pour proposer un agencement fonctionnel et harmonieux. La cuisine moderne, entièrement équipée, dispose de nombreux espaces de rangement intégrés. Elle s'ouvre sur un salon/salle à manger lumineux, orienté sud. L'appartement comprend également quatre chambres spacieuses, allant de 9,15 m² à 16 m², toutes baignées de lumière naturelle grâce à de grandes fenêtres. De plus, il bénéficie d'un emplacement privilégié dans un immeuble sécurisé, équipé d'un système de surveillance et d'un ascenseur. Bail Code Civil (bail au nom d'une société ou résidence secondaire) Loyer hors charges : 1 167 € Charges locatives : 200 € Loyer charges comprises : 1 367 € Dépôt de garantie : 2 334 € Modalité de récupération des charges locatives : provision avec régularisation annuelle. Possibilité de louer en sus une place de parking (rue Jean-Bart) pour 100 € supplémentaires par mois. Chauffage collectif au gaz DPE : D (Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard : entre 1080 € et 1530 € par an. Prix moyens des énergies indexés sur l'année 20231) Disponible à partir du 20/12/2024 Proposition d'aménagement virtuel non contractuelle.
Main features
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Gas
2
Additional features
Cellar
Elevator
Proximity
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Tenancy Information
Security deposit
- One month if the move-out inspection is in line with the move-in inspection;
- Two months if the move-out inspection reveals differences compared to the move-in inspection, with any amounts remaining owed to the LANDLORD or for which the latter could be held responsible being deducted, subject to their justification.
Unpaid rent
- Timely rent payment: The tenant must pay the rent on the agreed-upon due date specified in the lease agreement (the tenant can choose between the 1st, 5th, or 12th of the month). This includes the rent amount and any other specified amounts in the lease, such as charges or agreed-upon additional fees (storage, parking space).
- Use of authorised payment methods: The tenant must make rent payments using the payment methods specified in the lease agreement or agreed upon with the landlord: SEPA direct debit mandate.
- Payment of the full rent amount: The tenant must pay the total rent due. If charges or additional fees are included, they must also be settled along with the rent.
- Payment of rent arrears: In case of late payment, the tenant must settle the rent arrears as soon as possible, including any penalties or late fees that may be stipulated in the contract.
- Adherence to agreed-upon payment conditions: If a payment plan has been arranged with the landlord due to financial difficulties, the tenant must strictly adhere to the terms of this agreement.
- Communication in case of financial difficulties: The tenant must inform the landlord as soon as possible in case of financial difficulties that may affect rent payment. Open communication can help find suitable solutions for the situation.
- Compliance with local laws and regulations: The tenant must adhere to local laws and regulations concerning rent and leases, including provisions related to rent increases and notice periods (refer to the lease for the rent reference index).
Early termination
- By THE TENANT at any time, with a notice period of one month (starting from the date of receipt of the departure notice).
- By THE LANDLORD, at the expiration of the lease or each of its renewals, with a notice period of three months (starting from the date of receipt of the notice). The notice must be served to the other party by a registered letter acknowledging receipt or a bailiff's act. The notification of termination or end of the lease shall constitute a formal commitment to vacate the premises and a waiver of any right to remain in the premises, without the need for any formality. In case of failure to vacate the premises on the agreed date, the penalty clause included in the contract shall be immediately applicable.