INVENTORY & SCHEDULE OF CONDITION ADDRESS OF PROPERTY OFFICE MOBILE:

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1 INVENTORY & SCHEDULE OF CONDITION ADDRESS OF PROPERTY Website OFFICE: 14 RUGBY ROAD, WEST SUSSEX, WORTHING, BN11 4PU OFFICE MOBILE: The SIMPLY INVENTORIES logo, format, and layout are all protected by copyright and are not to be copied. Page 1 of 38

2 PROPERTY DETAILS & DECLARATION DATE COMPILED 29 th May 2012 TYPE OF PROPERTY BEDROOMS PARKING INTERIOR CLEANLINESS CONDITION INSTRUCTION MANUALS GAS SAFETY CERTIFICATE EPC CERTIFICATE Flat Three n/a Unfurnished Clean and tidy unless noted Good unless noted Not seen Not seen Not seen Declaration I have inspected the entire property on my own / with the inventory clerk (Delete as appropriate). I agree with all the conclusions and the statements made in the attached inventory along with the stated meter readings. I have received a copy of the inventory report and the tenant guidelines. I have been given keys to the property, and I understand that by signing I am agreeing that this report is a true and accurate reflection of the condition and content of the property at the start of my tenancy. Inventory Clerk / Agent / Landlord Tenant One Print Signature Date of Signing Tenant Two Tenant Three Tenant Four Page 2 of 38

3 METER READING ELECTRIC Reading Serial No. S12R CHECK-IN Reading Date Page 3 of 38

4 METER READING GAS Reading Serial No. G4 W CHECK-IN Reading Date Page 4 of 38

5 METER READING WATER Reading Serial No. 07M CHECK-IN Reading Date Page 5 of 38

6 KEYS Front Door Back Door Others 3 x Yale n/a 2 x Yale (Communal Door) Page 6 of 38

7 Disclaimer and Terms of Business (Tenant) Acceptance of the services is deemed to be an acceptance of the Fees and these Terms and Conditions. The Clerk means DAVID SLOPER or the person or persons appointed by landlord / letting agent to inspect the Premises for the purpose of preparing the Inventory or carrying out the Check In or Check Out procedure. The Premises means the house, flat or other property the contents of which are to be listed in the Inventory. The Inventory means the list of the items at the Property to be prepared in accordance with the following Conditions. 1. Animals are not usually permitted in rented properties, but occasionally landlords will give permission. They will expect any damage internal or external to be made good, and any soft furnishings may need additional cleaning. 2. Blue tack nor picture hooks/nails should not be used on the walls and any damage caused will incur additional charges from the landlord. 3. At termination of tenancy receipts may be required for items that have been professionally cleaned. 4. An additional charge may be applied to the tenant when carrying out the Check-out procedure at the end of the Tenancy if any items have been moved to different rooms after the original Inventory was prepared. 5. If the Clerk is unable to obtain access to the Premises at the time agreed and the place agreed, the tenant will be liable to pay a cancellation fee of No part may be reproduced of The Inventory, Check-In Report, or Check-Out Report without the written permission of David Sloper. 7. Please report all maintenance issues must be reported directly to the letting agent / Landlord as well as adding a note onto the requested report. 8. Please not that all items found in furnished properties must be located back in their original locations (as stated on the original inventory) before the checkout can commence. If any item/s causes a delay by having to search for it in a different room, the tenant would be liable for a fee of 40. Page 7 of 38

8 Disclaimer and Terms of Business (Landlord / Letting Agent) Acceptance of the services is deemed to be an acceptance of the Fees and these Terms and Conditions. The Clerk means DAVID SLOPER or the person or persons appointed by landlord / letting agent to inspect the Premises for the purpose of preparing the Inventory or carrying out the Check In or Check Out procedure. The Premises means the house, flat or other property the contents of which are to be listed in the Inventory. The Inventory means the list of the items at the Property to be prepared in accordance with the following Conditions. 1. Upon acceptance of instructions, the Clerk will inspect or arrange the inspection of the Premises for the purpose of compiling the Inventory. 2. The Inventory will be a list of furniture, fixtures, fittings and household effects with a description of the state of decoration and condition of the interior and its effects at the Premises. Items are visually identified and not identified by its original manufactured name, material used in the production, or the period produced. 3. The Inventory does not purport to be a report for valuation purposes of the Premises and or its contents, nor is it a guarantee of, or report of, the adequacy of, or safety of any equipment or contents, it is a listing that such items exist in the property and the superficial condition. 4. The Inventory will be compiled on the basis that unless stated listed items are in good condition, free from obvious soiling, damage or defects. Significant defects will usually be damage, usage or soiling that might constitute a dilapidation charge at termination of the Tenancy of the Premises. 5. The Inventory may state when any item of furniture and furnishings has been seen to have a label advising that it complies with the Furniture & Furnishing (Fire) (Safety) Regulation 1988, as amended 1993 and it should not be assumed that other items not stated, comply with this regulation. Compliance with UK Fire Regulations is the responsibility of the Owner/Managing Agent and not David Sloper. It is recommended that all bedding, soft furnishings, or any item filled/padded be checked and any gas appliance also, that they comply with current regulations. Regulations on furniture purchased in another country may not meet UK Regulations. It is the Owner/Agents responsibility to ensure that items comply with the UK relevant regulations. 6. Floor coverings, rugs and carpets will be inspected to the extent that they are sufficiently clean so that burns, stains and other damage can be ascertained. 7. Bed linen, towels and other similar items will be inspected to the extent that they are freshly laundered and will be counted only and not inspected in great detail. Heavily soiled items may not be fully examined by the Clerk. 8. Mattresses will be inspected where accessible and will not be examined should the bed be made up. 9. The Inventory Preparation, Check-in or Check-out will be compiled by the Clerk assuming that the Clerk is able to do so without moving any fixtures and fittings or large and heavy items of furniture that the Clerk is unable to or that which is considered fragile or unsafe to move. 10. The Inventory applies to items in the parts of the Premises that are readily accessible and excludes items in lofts attics or cellars and such places considered by the Clerk to be unsafe. Nor will the clerk undertake to search through overcrowded drawers or cupboards to either locate or enumerate items. 11. It is the responsibility of the landlord and the tenant to agree the accuracy of the inventory and the tenant should check all electrical appliances and report any defects to the Managing Agent / Landlord directly. 12. Windows are not checked to see whether they open or not, it is the Tenant s responsibility to report on nonopening windows. Page 8 of 38

9 13. Smoke detectors and security alarms are not tested and are not the responsibility of David Sloper. 14. No part may be reproduced of The Inventory, Check-In Report, or Check-Out Report without the written permission of David Sloper. 15. David Sloper shall be entitled to invoice the person, persons, or company who has given the instruction. If the instructions to prepare the Inventory are given by a letting Agent this contract is deemed to be made between David Sloper and the letting agent as principal and the invoice rendered to and payable by the letting agent unless agreed in writing with Letting Agent. 16. Private landlords are required to pay with cleared funds before the any instruction can commence, should the fees not be received before the instruction date, Simply Inventories reserves the right to cancel the instruction without prior notice. 17. The Landlord / Letting agent must report any changes / mistakes within 7 days from the requested reports compilation date. Should any changes, be reported after the set period then Simply Inventories will not be held liable for any discrepancies / mistakes on the relevant report. 18. No fees for instructions ed to Landlords and Letting Agents. Paper copies are charged at the following rates PROPERTIES unfurnished 7.50 and furnished Fees - 10 for out of Sussex instructions and Saturday instructions unless agreed in writing 20. Simply Inventories will assume the property and or its level of content is as per quotation and not oversized and over furnished. Simply Inventories reserve the right to deviate from a quoted price or web price upon finding as such. 21. Any noted discrepancies on the requested report must be reported to Simply Inventories within seven working days of receipt of the finished report. Any revisits after the seven day period will be charged accordingly. Page 9 of 38

10 Notes & Guidance for Tenants General All items should be placed in rooms described on the inventory. It is the tenant s responsibility to return all items to their original position at the end of the tenancy. Should the Inventory Clerk have to search for items it may result in charges being made to the tenant. Heavy items of furniture that have been moved should also be returned to their correct positions. The Managing Agent or Landlord must be informed of any items removed from, or added to the property. Failure to do so may result in charges being made for replacement of items removed. Permission must be received in writing from the Managing Agent or Landlord for any items to be left at the property. It is expected that the property will be in a similar condition of cleanliness as at check in. Cleaning This must be thorough. The main areas of concern are: Sanitary ware, windows, hard floors, woodwork, kitchen appliances, including kitchen units, shelves, ovens, cooker hoods and refrigerators, wardrobes and drawer units, linens and bedding. If the standard of cleaning is not satisfactory, most Managing Agents or Landlord will employ a contract cleaner and their account will be added to any charges shown on the Check Out Report. Carpets All carpets should be thoroughly vacuumed. Depending on the agreement and/or length of tenancy they should be professionally cleaned. You will be charged to clean any staining or soiling. Compensatory costs will be made towards any further damage such as stains or cigarette burns. If a carpet is badly marked or damaged you may be charged for part or all of the cost of replacement. Crockery, China & Utensils These items will be checked for soiling, chips, burn marks, loose handles to pans and such like. If damage has occurred beyond fair wear and tear, compensatory or replacement costs will be added to the Check Out Report. All china, glassware, kitchen utensils etc, should be clean and accessible. Any packed away during the tenancy must be unpacked, cleaned and returned to the correct position. Decorations It is accepted that during the course of normal day-to-day living, a few marks and scuffs will appear on walls and woodwork. However, should the marking be found to be excessive, charges may be added to the Check Out Report. Beds Beds, (bases and mattresses), and pillows will be examined for staining and damage not previously recorded on the inventory. Charges will be made in the form of cleaning charges, compensation or a percentage of the replacement cost as appropriate. Beds should not be made up as they need to be examined. Bedding and linen should be clean and placed neatly in the airing cupboard or appropriate room. Polished Furniture Polished furniture will be checked for scratches, ring marks, burns, soiling and damage to joints and charges made as appropriate. Repair costs and re-polishing costs are high. It is in your interest to take steps to protect furniture with mats etc. Soft Furnishings It is expected that these will be in a similar condition to the start of the tenancy. Any staining, soiling and excessive discolouration will attract cleaning charges. Page 10 of 38

11 Gardens If the owner has not employed a gardener at the property, you will be required to maintain the garden. This includes the cutting of lawns, weeding of beds and maintaining the garden according to the season. This may include trimming bushes and shrubs, but it is suggested that this is confirmed with the Managing Agent prior to taking action as they made need specialist treatment. If the standard of the garden is found to be untidy, compared with the commencement of tenancy, most Managing Agents or Landlords will employ a contract gardener and their account will be added to the Check Out Report. Check Out Appointment It is most important:- ALL cleaning has been completed prior to this time. ALL personal items have been removed. ALL keys are made available. The Property is ready to be handed over and the Tenant ready to vacate. If you are not ready to leave, it may not be possible to carry out the Check Out. In this case a return visit will be necessary and a charge will be added to the Check Out Report. The Inventory Clerk acts as an independent and reasonable body and will avoid any unnecessary criticism or derogatory comments when compiling or checking the inventory. At the termination of the tenancy the inventory will be checked and any obvious or significant discrepancies will be reported to the Managing Agent/Landlord. The report will indicate whether in our opinion the tenant is liable for the deterioration or whether it is considered fair wear and tear. Normal fair wear and tear will be assessed on the length of tenancy and type of occupancy. Page 11 of 38

12 ENTRANCE, HALLWAY & STAIRS Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) Wood door with glass panel, two bolts, black handle and a night latch White fascia single light switch White painted ceiling Magnolia painted walls White painted dado rail White painted handrail White skirting board Brown carpet Wall mounted alarm control box Two white fascia single capped points Page 12 of 38

13 ENTRANCE, HALLWAY & STAIRS Page 13 of 38

14 1 st FLOOR LANDING Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted artex ceiling Magnolia painted wallpapered walls White skirting board Brown carpet White painted banister with end post / spindles / handrail Smoke alarm Movement sensor Three single white fascia light switches White fascia radiator Cupboard under the stairs with white painted door Pendant light with bulb Wall mounted intercom system Single white fascia fuse switch Wall mounted wood panel with two brass hooks (snapped) and single metallic hook Wall mounted electric unit above the lounge door Page 14 of 38

15 1 st FLOOR LANDING Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) Wall mounted cupboard with white painted doors houses the meter and trip switches Wall mounted storage heater Page 15 of 38

16 1 st FLOOR LANDING Page 16 of 38

17 STAIRS TO 2 nd FLOOR & LANDING Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted ceiling White / Cream painted wallpapered walls White skirting board Brown carpet White painted banister with end post / spindles / handrail Single white fascia light switch Page 17 of 38

18 STAIRS TO 2 nd FLOOR & LANDING Page 18 of 38

19 LOUNGE Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door with brass handles, wood panel with four metallic hooks White painted artex ceiling with wood crossbeams Magnolia painted walls with wood beams White skirting board Brown carpet Double-glazed bay windows with white handles / locks and white window sills White fascia curtain rail White fascia radiator Brass fascia pendant light unit with three bulbs and glass shades Single light switch with white fascia Four white fascia power points White fascia TV point on the skirting board Feature fireplace with electric unit and marble base Page 19 of 38

20 LOUNGE Page 20 of 38

21 KITCHEN Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door & frame with brass handles White painted artex ceiling White painted wood chip wallpapered walls and wall tiles White skirting board Vinyl floor Double-glazed windows with brass handles / locks White fascia curtain rail with a hook Two pendant light units with one bulb White fascia single phone point White fascia single light switch White fascia double power points Gas cooker point Electric cooker point Patterned / roll edged work surfaces (metallic strip edge left side of the sink) Page 21 of 38

22 KITCHEN Description Condition Checkout Column (Column for OFFICE Metallic fascia sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap / fittings Plumbing for washing machine Page 22 of 38

23 KITCHEN APPLIANCES Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) Wall mounted white fascia Halstead boiler White fascia GORENJE cooker with four gas rings / pan stand, five white control knobs / two push buttons, S/S shelf and grill pan with rack Soiled marked to the grill pan rack and S/S oven shelves Page 23 of 38

24 KITCHEN UNITS Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) EYE LEVEL One x Double door unit LOW LEVEL One x three-drawer unit Two x single door units One x double door unit Page 24 of 38

25 KITCHEN Page 25 of 38

26 KITCHEN Page 26 of 38

27 KITCHEN Page 27 of 38

28 BEDROOM ONE (MIDDLE 1 st FLOOR) Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door and frame with brass handles White painted ceiling White / Cream painted walls White painted picture rail White skirting board Brown carpet White painted wood framed window Pendant light unit with bulb White fascia radiator with thermostat controller Single light switch with white fascia Selection of white fascia power points Drawer built in with white fascias and white drawers knobs Two wall mounted wavy mirrors Page 28 of 38

29 BEDROOM ONE (MIDDLE 1 st FLOOR) Page 29 of 38

30 BEDROOM TWO (TOP FLOOR FRONT) Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door with brass handles White painted ceiling Magnolia painted walls White skirting board Brown carpet Wood framed ceiling window Pendant light unit Cupboard with white painted door plus latch White fascia radiator with thermostat controller Single light switch with white fascia Two double white fascia power points Single white fascia power point Single white fascia fuse switch Wall mounted black curtain pole below the window Page 30 of 38

31 BEDROOM TWO (TOP FLOOR FRONT) Page 31 of 38

32 BEDROOM THREE (TOP FLOOR BACK) Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door and frame with brass handles White painted ceiling Magnolia painted wallpapered walls White skirting board Brown carpet Double-glazed windows with handles and locks White curtain rail with a white curtain attached White fascia radiator with thermostat controller Single light switch with white fascia Double white fascia power point Single white fascia power point Pendant light unit with bulb Cupboard with white painted door plus metallic handle / latch Capped pipe above the skirting Page 32 of 38

33 BEDROOM THREE (TOP FLOOR BACK) Page 33 of 38

34 BATHROOM Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door & frame with metallic handles plus brass bolt and panel with pegs on the rear, single bolt and white handle White painted ceiling Magnolia painted wallpapered walls (single hook left of the window) and wall tiles White skirting board Brown carpet Pull cord for light Ceiling vent White fascia ceiling mounted light unit with bulb Double-glazed windows with handles and locks White fascia shelf White fascia radiator with thermostat controller Page 34 of 38

35 BATHROOM Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White wash hand basin with pedestal and chrome separate taps White bath with white side panel, handgrips and mixer tap Wall mounted four mirror tiles Wall mounted wood framed mirror with shelf Wall mounted shower curtain rail Page 35 of 38

36 BATHROOM Page 36 of 38

37 W/C Description Condition Checkout Column (for OFFICE use only) White painted door & frame with metallic handles plus bolt White painted ceiling White painted wallpapered walls White skirting board Brown carpet White W/C with white lid and seat and white cistern with push flush handle Radiator with thermostat controller White painted wood framed window with frosted glass panel in the bottom frame White fascia ceiling light unit with bulb White fascia single light switch Wall mounted white toilet roll holder Page 37 of 38

38 W/C Page 38 of 38