This one-bedroom apartment is situated in of our All-in-One membership tier, co living London properties and comes fully furnished and functional, with its own beautifully designed private lounge, kitchen, and bathroom. Household appliances such as a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer are fitted in the kitchen. High-speed WIFI is included to offer maximum convenience. The property also includes access to the building amenities: a communal terrace with lovely London views, a bright co-working space and 24/7 concierge services. Social events are offered to members at this property to allow members to socialise and build a community. The property is conveniently located next to Archway underground station, providing easy access to the city centre. But it isn’t just about apartment rentals, it’s about providing safe and high-quality living spaces, with dedicated community managers and an easy-to-use tenants app available for support and assistance both online and in person. We provide digital nomads and young professionals a home away from home and the opportunity to connect, experience, and embark on urban adventures by creating a global community. Council Tax is not included. The council will send you the correct bill once you’ve filled the appropriate forms. You can either pay online or set up a direct debit with them. Tenants are liable to set-up and pay their own council tax. You will be liable to pay your utility bills from the start date of your contract. Please contact chosen electricity and water supplier to set up your accounts. Information will be sent in your welcome email. ***Booking Requirements*** Proof of identity - In England, your agent or landlord is legally required to view and photocopy a valid form of ID, such as a British passport or national identity card or a letter of attestation and drivers license with a birth certificate. - If you are a non-British citizen, you may be able to provide a share code to prove your immigration status, for your landlord to undergo the check online. Proof of income or employment: to prove your funds can cover the rent: - You'll need to earn 2.5 x your annual rent to pass referencing or you may be asked to provide a guarantor. - If you're employed: you'll need to provide three months' worth of payslips or written confirmation of your employment from your employer. - If you’re self-employed or a company director: you'll need proof of a submitted tax return from the most recent tax year or professional details for your accountant. - If you have savings: you'll need to provide your most recent bank statement from the past 30 days Students: - the rent payments should be paid upfron...