Chapter Old Street

18 Paul Street, London, EC2A 4JH, United Kingdom
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Chapter Old Street is ideal student accommodation in London just a short walk from Hoxton, Liverpool Street, Moorgate, and Shoreditch stations. Featuring a large outdoor area, multiple study spaces, a gym and games area, this building is the ideal student location. It’s also conveniently situated for many colleges and university campuses. It takes a short train journey to reach Coventry University, London Met and City University. Commuting won’t be a hassle as this student accommodation is at a walking distance from most London universities. Practice your gaming skills in the Gaming Room, enjoy a chick-flick with your friends, watch a nail-biting mystery TV show with residents in the cosy TV Room, meet new people and become good friends with them in the Social Space and enjoy fun social resident events. One can choose to live with a sibling or a good friend by opting for a furnished Apartment, Studios on Ensuites. For the city lovers, you can head to one of the popular student hangouts near Camden in London city in a quick bus ride. International students in London, who are football fanatics, can head to the famous Arsenal Stadium/ Emirates Stadium which is close to Chapter Old Street London. For others who love to explore pubs, you can head to Wenlock & Essex which is a great bar to buy affordable drinks after a long tiring day at college. There is good news for coffeeholics as there is Costa Coffee which is just a few minutes away. So if you are looking for a pick-me-up cuppa, you know where to go. Chapter Old Street is one student accommodation you just cannot miss to live in.

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Booking Deposit: £300 required to secure your room. (Refundable at the end of your tenancy) For Bookings made before 31st July: - Pay in Full, due on 31st July (If you pay in full, then the total amount payable will be 2% less than the amount to be paid when choosing payment in 2 instalments) - Pay in 2 Installments, due in July and January - Pay in 4 Installments, due on July, October, January and April (If you pay in four instalments, then the total amount payable will be 2% more than the amount to be paid when choosing payment in 2 instalments) For Bookings made after 31st July: Rent payment due on booking - Pay in Full (If you pay in full, then the total amount payable will be 2% less than the amount to be paid when choosing payment in 2 instalments) - Pay in 2 Installments, first due on booking and second in January - Pay in 4 Installments, first due on booking, next in October, January and last instalment in April (If you pay in four instalments, then the total amount payable will be 2% more than the amount to be paid when choosing payment in 2 instalments)

To secure your Room prior to 31st July, you must do the following within 3 days of receipt of the Tenancy Agreement (these three days is known as the Decision Making Period): - Pay your Holding Fee (which will be deducted off your first instalment of Rent if your booking is not cancelled) - Both the Tenant and the Guarantor must sign the Tenancy Agreement. If you have not paid the first instalment of Rent on the date of the booking, this must be paid on or before 31 July otherwise your booking will be cancelled. To secure your Room on or after 1st August, you must do the following within the Decision-Making Period: - Pay your first instalment of rent. - Both the Tenant and the Guarantor must sign the Tenancy Agreement. A Holding Fee will not be required for bookings made on or after August 1st. Failure to secure your Room within the required timescale may result in the cancellation of your booking. Cancelling within the Decision-Making Period The Holding Fee is refundable if you provide notice of your intention to cancel within the Decision Making Period. If you cancel your booking after the Decision Making Period, your Holding Fee will not be refunded, however, no Rent will be due by you. No Tenancy Agreement will then come into effect. Taking no action throughout the Decision Making Period If at the end of the Decision Making Period if you have taken no action, i.e. not signed and accepted your Tenancy Agreement and/or not paid your Holding Fee and/or your first instalment of Rent then your offer will be cancelled on the system and your Room will be made available for someone else to book. Cancelling after the Decision Making Period but before 31st July You can, but your Holding Fee will not be refundable. You will not be liable for the Rent due under the Tenancy Agreement If you have paid your first instalment of Rent prior to the cancellation of your Tenancy Agreement, this will be refunded to you within 14 days of you advising in writing of your intention to cancel. Cancelling on or after 1 August after accepting your Tenancy Agreement and having paid your first instalment of Rent If you need to cancel your booking on or after 31st July after accepting your Tenancy Agreement and having paid your first instalment of Rent you must meet the following criteria: - Your visa has been declined - You have failed to obtain your grades to study at university and as such do not have student status - Extenuating circumstances subject to our sole discretion e.g. serious ill-health, family emergency. If you meet the above Cancellation Policy, your request for Cancellation will be granted, your Holding Fee and the first instalment of Rent (pro-rated) will be retained by Chapter but you will not be liable for the payment of Rent for the balance of the term of the Tenancy Agreement. If you need to cancel your booking on or after 31st July after accepting your Tenancy Agreement and having paid your first instalment of Rent but cannot meet the above Cancellation Policy you will remain liable in full for the Rent for the full term of the Tenancy Agreement. If you need to cancel your booking after 31st July after accepting your Tenancy Agreement and having paid your first instalment of Rent but cannot meet the above Cancellation Policy, Chapter will accept a replacement tenant for your room at their sole discretion. It will be your responsibility to find a replacement tenant and they will have sole discretion on whether the new tenant passes all administrative checks. If Chapter does agree to accept a replacement tenant you will be required to pay an administration fee of £300 to them as administration costs in carrying out the relevant checks on the replacement tenant. Once the replacement tenant has entered into a Tenancy Agreement and paid their first instalment of Rent, you will not have to pay any further Rent for the Room. Please note that no replacement tenants will be accepted for any tenancy which is terminated after 1 June and that you will be responsible for the costs of cleaning of the room once you have left. Any decision made to release you from your Tenancy Agreement for any reason that does not fall within these criteria is made by Chapter, at their sole discretion on a case by case basis.

Q. Do I need to have a UK based guarantor for booking a student room at Chapter Old Street? A guarantor can be anyone who is not a full-time student, and they do not need to be a UK resident. Your guarantor will take responsibility for any unpaid arrears during your tenancy period. Q. Is there an age limit for booking accommodation? There are no such upper age limits in booking accommodation; however, students need to be above 18 of age for England and Scotland, and in full-time education. This is due to the legally binding tenancy agreement that each tenant is required to sign before living in Chapter Old Street. Q. How secure is the accommodation? A CCTV is installed in and around the property, an electronic key fob entry system for the main entrance, common areas, each flat and bedroom. There are also spy holes in each flat and bedroom door, intercom in the flat, 24/7 on-site staff and a 24/7 mobile number. Q. Do I have to pay council tax? Students don’t have to pay council tax in the UK, however, payment exemption doesn’t happen automatically so you will need to inform the council that you’re a student. As a student, you must apply for council tax exemption yourself, as nobody else can apply for the same on student’s behalf. Q. Do I need a TV Licence? All TV's provided have licences. If you bring your own TV or if you want to watch or record programmes as they are being shown on any other device, such as your mobile phone, tablet or computer, you will need a TV Licence. Q. What if something in my flat breaks or isn’t working? Let us know as soon as you can, either by email or by visiting reception. Our onsite team are here to help 24/7. Q. Can I have pets at Chapter Old Street student accommodation? No, pets are not allowed under the terms of your tenancy agreement. Q. What happens if I don’t get on with my new flatmates? We want your university experience to be a good one so if you are having any issues with flatmates please let us know. We will do our best to help resolve any problems you might be having. Q. Can I receive post and parcels? Yes, your flat has its own lockable mailbox in the property’s mailroom. You will receive your mailbox key when you arrive. If a parcel arrives for you, the reception team would inform you by leaving a ‘parcel collection’ note in your mailbox. You can then collect your parcel from reception. For security, you will need to provide a photo ID and give a signature to confirm collection. The post will not be given out to other residents on your behalf without written authorisation. Q. Can I live with my friends at Chapter Old Street London? We are more than happy to accommodate groups as well as individuals, simply let us know who you’re planning to live with and providing we have the availability it shouldn’t be a problem. We understand that your flatmates will be a big part of your university experience, so if you are booking as an individual we’ll ask you a few questions to help us match you with the perfect flatmates. Q. Am I allowed to live with a partner? How much will it cost? Two people can share the bigger studios, there is an additional rent of £50 per week for dual occupancy. Please let us know the same to organise this. Please note, both inhabitants need to be full-time students, studying at least 20 hours per week. Q.What appliances and furniture are included in my room? All rooms of the property come with a bed, desk and chair. Extras such as kettles, toasters and lamps vary from room to room. Please check the room details on the website to find out what will be included in the room you are interested in. Q. I’m not a student. Am I allowed to stay in a Chapter Old Street property? Unfortunately, the property only offers accommodation to people in full-time education, studying a minimum of 20 hours per week. Students on internships and sandwich courses are also provided accommodation, on the provision that the placement is directly related to your course of study, and you will be returning to full-time study when it finishes. If you are not sure whether you qualify, please contact the booking team. Q. How can I make a payment? You can make a payment using a credit or debit card on the internet or over the phone. Please note that American Express cards are not accepted and there is a 2.5% charge on credit card payment and some international payment platforms. You can also make a payment through a bank transfer, via a company called Pay to Study. Q. What’s included in the price? All your bills – Water, Electric, Gas, Internet, Gym and use of all the social spaces – are included in the price. There are no hidden charges, what you see on your contract is what you pay!