Park Crescent, Enfield EN2 | Peter Barry Estate Agent

Price £550,000 Park Crescent, Enfield EN2   

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Property Summary

Peter Barry are delighted to offer this 1930's three bedroom Semi Detached Family house, perfect for those looking to set up home with potential for future. Park Crescent is perfectly located for Enfield Town shopping centre with all its high street brands like, Next, M&S and Waitrose to name a few. Enfield Town centre also has a plethora of Restaurants, Café's, Bistro's, Coffee shops and Pubs.


The agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for their purpose. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. All measurements and descriptions are approximate. The floor plan shown is for illustrative purposes only and should not be scaled from.

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Fees to Tenant:

  • £125 + vat per tenant
  • Inventory & check in. Price dependent on size of property. Please ask for further details

The cost involves:

  • Collating references – credit check, bank statements, payslips, landlord reference, employer reference
  • Drawing up legal paperwork
  • Protecting the security deposit
  • Transferring utilities into tenants name

Before the start of the tenancy you will be required to pay:

  • One month's rent in advance (unless a longer period is agreed)
  • A security deposit usually equivalent to one month's rent

A reservation fee equivalent to two week's rent to take the property off the market and hold the property whilst referencing takes place is required, which will be offset against the initial rental payment should the tenancy proceed.

Please be aware the above may alter depending on individual circumstances.

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