How to find quality student flats in Leeds

With such a strong demand for places to rent especially in university and college towns, the annual influx on new students can present problems for student housing officers and local property let businesses. That is why it is important to seek out help from experienced companies, who have a history offinding suitable accommodation for rent. Such letting agencies will have extensive lists from which to promote potential suitable student flats in Leeds.

Cutting out the ‘middle man’

Companies such as SJM Properties actually own or manage a majority of the premises that they let out to students. This makes it easier from both sides, with no grey middle men or absent landlords involved. This is very important when it comes to questions of repair and upkeep, as well as contracts and payments.

Leeds student hubs

There are two main areas of student flats in Leeds, Headingly, which is further out, but close to the Metropolitan University teaching blocks, and Hyde Park, nearer the centre and close to the University of Leeds. Both are popular with students and provide all that is required of a young and vibrant community, with not only students but families and single long-term residents. Before you go hunting and speaking to individual landlords,contact SJMProperties, who will help take the stress and worry out of looking for student flats in Leeds and the surrounding areas. Even with grants and parents’ help,available money is likely to be tight. You do not want to be handing it over,in the hope that the apartment you have just seen will be suitable or even legal. SJM Propertiesare a ‘Safe Agent Fully Endorsed’, which denotes that they subscribe to CMP, (Client Money Protect),a client-landlord protection scheme, looking after everyone’s interests.

So if you are looking for student flats in Leeds this year,then contact SJM Properties for a professional, friendly and, most importantly, an experienced student letting agency in the Leeds area, which have been successfully letting to students for more than 30 years.