TENANTS FAQS

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Once you are out of your initial six-month contract all you need to do is give us one calendar months’ notice. We will advertise your room and give you a minimum of 24-hours’ notice that someone is coming to view your room. 

We normally ask for a minimum of six months, which then rolls month-by-month after your initial fixed term. If you have a short contract term at work we can arrange for a shorter contract length to suit 

Our tenants are predominately working professionals in their twenties and thirties. There may on occasion be a mature student or postgraduate in the house.

No. The only fee you will pay is the £200 for the reference and credit check.

Currently, no-rooms are for single occupancy only because we don’t want to overcrowd our properties and want to make sure there are enough bathroom facilities to comfortably accommodate our tenants.

None of our properties allow pets; this is for the comfort of all of the other house-mates.

Yes. We only put in the biggest fibre optic broadband packages available in our properties as we know how important Internet access is to everyone.

Of course. But no more than two nights per week unless previously agreed with Napa Property Management. And it’s always polite to mention it in advance to your other house-mates – how would you feel bumping into a stranger in the middle of the night? 

Some have drives for multiple cars; most of you can park on the street and the odd one may have restricted parking hours. Our advertisement for each property will give details.

Yes, if you find someone to rent one of our rooms, once they have passed all the usual checks and moved in we will pay you £25, even if you are no longer one of our tenants. 

No, but all of our properties are non-smoking inside, which includes hanging out of the window. You can of course smoke in the garden with the backdoor closed behind you… and you must clear your cigarette butts up! 

You will have one double (or single) bed frame and mattress, a mattress protector, a chest of drawers, a wardrobe (or tallboy) and a bedside table. Some rooms also have a desk and chair. All rooms have curtains and a lock.