Well Street, Exeter, Devon, EX4

NOW AVAILABLE FOR 2025/26 - Situated in a prime student area, close to the University and city centre, this 3 storey terraced house offers very well presented gas centrally heated 4 bed accommodation. The rooms are well proportioned, one of the bedrooms benefits from an ensuite shower room and the property also enjoys a courtyard garden. ACCOMMODATION: Furnished - Hall; ground floor Bedroom; Kitchen; Sun Room/Sitting Room; first floor Bathroom with shower; first floor Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room; 2 top floor Bedrooms; Courtyard Garden. UTILITIES: Mains Electric, Mains Gas, Mains Water charges (meter), Telecoms Services & TV Licence are not included in the rent. AVAILABLE: September 2025 for 11 months. RENT: £175 pppw. DEPOSIT: 5 Weeks Rent Holding Deposit: 1 Weeks Rent Applicants must nominate a lead tenant who will pay the holding deposit on behalf of the group. Once the holding deposit is paid, the property will be secured and from this point there will be 15 days ONLY in which to complete the full registration, Right to Rent Check, referencing and Tenancy Agreement signing process. The purpose of a holding deposit is to enable both the Landlord and the Applicant to demonstrate their commitment to entering into a tenancy agreement on the terms agreed in this document, subject to the references being acceptable and verified. Nothing in this agreement requires the Landlord, Winkworth, or the Applicant to enter into a tenancy and all tenancies are subject to contract. By making this payment both parties are creating a contract about the holding deposit, but they are not entering into a tenancy at this point. The holding deposit will be a sum equivalent to 1 week of rent for the requested property, which is calculated based on the proposed rent stated on page one of this agreement. As an Applicant for a property you should understand that where you make this commitment and then subsequently decide not to proceed with our tenancy, perhaps because you have applied for more than one property, you risk forfeiting part or all of your holding deposit. You should refer to our Refund Terms for more information.