Properties For Sale, or To Let in Alcester
SSTC
4 bedroom detached bungalow SSTC in Bidford-on-avon, Alcester
Victoria Road, Bidford-on-Avon, Alcester, B50
A rare, and exciting opportunity to acquire a detached dormer bungalow occupying a sizeable, mature plot and offering enormous potential for extension,...
A rare, and exciting opportunity to acquire a detached dormer bungalow occupying a sizeable, mature plot and offering enormous potential for extension, re-furnishment or possible re-development (subject to planning). Located upon one of the villages most sought after roads and situated within strolling distance of the delightful Dugdale Sports Field and the village of Broom, with its two...
SSTC
2 bedroom terraced bungalow SSTC in Bidford-on-avon, Alcester
Icknield Court, Bidford-on-Avon, Alcester, B50
A nicely proportioned, mid terrace retirement bungalow, being situated within a most splendid courtyard setting of like retirement properties, a short stroll...
A nicely proportioned, mid terrace retirement bungalow, being situated within a most splendid courtyard setting of like retirement properties, a short stroll away from the village centre. Offered with no upward chain and being available to those of an age of 55 years. The accommodation comprises: Reception Hall, living room, conservatory, kitchen, two bedrooms and shower room. Garden to rear...
1 bedroom detached bungalow To Let Alcester
Oversley House, Kinwarton Road, Alcester, B49
This charming one bedroom detached bungalow, exclusively available to residents aged 60 years and over, offers a rare opportunity to enjoy independent...
This charming one bedroom detached bungalow, exclusively available to residents aged 60 years and over, offers a rare opportunity to enjoy independent retirement living within an attractive and well maintained setting. The property benefits from a distinctive and characterful exterior. Inside, the bungalow features a bright living room with space for both relaxing and dining, a practical fitted...
Tenancy information
Tenant Fees Schedule (England)
Effective from May 2026
Applies only to Assured Periodic Tenancies (APTs) in England from 1 May 2026, in line with the Tenant Fees Act 2019 and Renters’ Rights Act 2025.
Client Money Protection & Redress
Client Money Protection: Propertymark
Independent Redress: The Property Ombudsman
Holding Deposit (per tenancy)
One week’s rent
This is to reserve a property.
It will be offset against the first month’s rent or tenancy deposit, as agreed.
Tenancy Deposit (per tenancy)
Annual rent below £50,000: Five weeks’ rent
Annual rent above £50,000: Six weeks’ rent
The tenancy deposit covers damages or defaults by the tenant during the tenancy and will be protected in a government-authorised tenancy deposit scheme.
Note: Properties with an annual rent exceeding £100,000 are not covered by the Tenant Fees Act.
Rent
Rent must not exceed the advertised amount.
The rent period must be either:
One calendar month, or
A shorter period of up to 28 days
Tenants can end a tenancy by giving two months’ written notice.
The tenancy end date must align with the end of a rent period.
Rent in Advance
Rent is payable after signing the tenancy agreement.
For tenancies from 1 May 2026, no more than one month’s rent can be requested in advance.
Late Payment of Rent
Interest may be charged if rent is more than 14 days overdue.
The maximum interest rate is 3% above the Bank of England Base Rate.
Lost Keys or Security Devices
Tenants are responsible for the actual cost of replacing:
Lost keys
Security devices
If locks need changing, tenants must cover:
Locksmith costs
New locks
Replacement keys/devices for all relevant parties
Variation of Contract (Tenant’s Request)
£50 (inc. VAT) per agreed variation
Covers landlord instructions and preparation of new legal documents
Change of Sharer (Tenant’s Request)
£50 (inc. VAT) per replacement tenant (or reasonable higher costs)
Includes:
Referencing
Right to Rent checks
Deposit registration
Legal documentation
Early Termination (Tenant’s Request)
If a tenant ends the tenancy early:
They are liable for the landlord’s reasonable costs
If insufficient notice is given, the landlord may charge up to the rent they would have received during the correct notice period
Under an Assured Periodic Tenancy, the usual notice period is two months.
Useful Links
Website: www.sanders-sanders.co.uk
CMP Scheme: www.propertymark.co.uk
Redress Scheme: www.tpos.co.uk
