
Looking for the perfect property to rent? We’ll help you find it.
The rental market can be difficult to navigate. We pride ourselves on finding properties that meet all of our tenants’ needs.
Why choose Fisks London?
Located adjacent to South Quay footbridge, our visible and easy to find office is conveniently located within in easy reach of Canary Wharf tube station and Heron Quay and South Quay DLR stations. We are open until 6:30pm and often carry out viewings until 8:00pm. All our viewings are accompanied so we ought to be able to answer any questions you have during the viewing.
Fisks London are members of ARLA Propertymark, and our Property Manager has passed the National Federation of Property Professionals exam in Residential Lettings and Property Management and is also a member of ARLA Propertymark. Providing you with peace of mind that we are fully conversant with the latest lettings legislation.
We partner with FCC Paragon a provider of tenant references, our experienced and helpful Property Consultants will provide guidance on what criteria FCC Paragon will expect from you before we start the reference process.

Meet the team
Our friendly and knowledgeable team are focused on treating every client as an individual. We will apply our experience and expertise to provide the best possible level of service and get the best results every single time.

James Pring
DirectorView Profile

Lubna Bashir
Property ManagerView Profile

Simon Pring
Sales and Lettings ManagerView Profile

Zoe Russell
Sales and Lettings NegotiatorView Profile

Maisha Mahmud
Assistant Property ConsultantView Profile
Holding deposit
When you have found a property that you want to make an offer to rent you will need to pay a holding deposit equivalent to one weeks rent. Fisks London will not introduce any applicants to the property on receipt of your holding deposit and during your application process.
Should your application be successful the holding deposit may be credited to the first month’s rent. Current legislation stipulates that the necessary paperwork should be completed within 15 days or such longer period as might be agreed. If at any time you decide not to proceed with the tenancy, then your holding deposit will be retained by our firm.
If the landlord decides not to offer you a tenancy for reasons unconnected with the above, then your deposit will be refunded. Please speak to your Property Consultant for more information on holding deposits.
Payment of rent
Once the tenancy agreement has been signed by all parties, the initial rent payment must be received in cleared funds before the tenancy commencement date.
Thereafter, rent is payable by standing order, unless otherwise agreed. We ask that you arrange for the standing order to be set up a few days before the rent is due to ensure that payment reaches your Fisks\landlord in good time.
Where a tenancy has more than one tenant, please note that we can only accept a single standing order per tenancy.
Security deposit
A security deposit, equivalent to 5 weeks rent must be paid in cleared funds when or before you sign the tenancy agreement. Depending on your type of tenancy, this will be held by Fisks London in a government approved scheme – The Deposit Protection Solutions or by your landlord in The DPS or My Deposits. This will be held for the duration of the tenancy and in accordance with the terms of the tenancy agreement.
Deposit replacement arrangement
You may wish to consider a deposit replacement arrangement as an alternative to paying a cash security deposit, although we will also need the landlord’s agreement to this.
You will still be liable for damages, breaches and rent arrears. Should a deposit replacement scheme be of interest please speak to your Property Consultant for more information.
Managing the property
The landlord may not always use Fisks London Ltd to manage the tenancy. You will be advised who will be responsible for the management at the start of the tenancy along with all their relevant contact information. Where Fisks London Ltd is managing the tenancy, it is worth noting that we will endeavour to remedy any repairs or maintenance issues as quickly as possible, but we will require the landlord’s consent before proceeding.
The tenant is responsible for allowing access to the property for contractors to carryout any works.
Contents insurance
Whilst it is the landlord’s responsibility to ensure the building is insured, it is your responsibility to insure your own belongings throughout the term of the tenancy. Please speak to your Property Consultant to discuss this further.
Utilities
Unless otherwise agreed by the landlord in writing, you will be responsible for paying any telephone, TV license, gas, air-conditioning, and water and electricity bills at the property during your tenancy, as well as the council tax. It is also your responsibility to notify the providers of these services the date that you are moving in and when you move out of the property. Please note that Fisks London Ltd nor the landlord is able to deal with any of these accounts on your behalf however, if any of these services are paid periodically as part of a building service charge, the correct proportion for the utilities you are responsible for paying will be calculated and recharged to you.
Anti-money laundering regulations
In accordance with the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017, we are required to undertake anti-money laundering checks, depending on the nature and value of the tenancy. These checks include verifying your identity, establishing the source of funds used to pay the rent and understanding the purpose of the tenancy. We are also required to maintain appropriate records and comply with our regulatory reporting obligations.
Complaints procedure
Fisks London are committed to providing a professional service to all our clients and customers. When something goes wrong, we need you to tell us about it.
If you have a complaint, please put it in writing, including as much detail as possible. We have eight weeks to consider your complaint. If we have not resolved it within this time you may refer your complaint to TheProperty Ombudsman.

