Transforming the tenant rental experience
An agency that tenants can trust.
Finding the right home is only the beginning. We want renting with Nook to feel straightforward from the start, with well-managed properties, clear communication and a team that treats you properly throughout your tenancy.
Why use Nook?
A Team that knows Your Home
You’ll deal with a small, experienced team who know the properties we manage. From your first viewing to day-to-day maintenance, we want renting with Nook to feel straightforward, responsive and properly looked after.
New Tech, Same Personal Touch
With the Nook online app tenants can have full control. You can report issues and check on maintenance requests with a just couple of clicks. We also have a dedicated out of hours line for reporting emergencies
Pet Friendly Homes
We believe pets are family. We proactively seek out pet-friendly homes in Bristol, educating landlords on the benefits of renting to pet owners. Whether you have a cat or a dog, we’ll help find your perfect home.
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Properties
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Chimney Steps, Bristol, BS2
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Windsor Road, Bristol, BS6
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Woodbridge Road, Bristol, BS4
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![A bedroom with two large windows showing green trees outside, a white sofa with two decorative pillows, a bed with folded towels, a wooden desk with a green lamp, a wooden chair, a free-standing wooden bookshelf, and a standing floor lamp.]()
Flat 4, 37 Cornwallis Crescent
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![A two-story brick house with a small front porch, a garden bed, and a parked car in the driveway. The house is surrounded by trees and neighboring houses with tiled roofs.]()
Crews Hole Road, Bristol, BS5
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![Modern kitchen with gray cabinets, white countertops, wooden backsplash, and hardwood floors. Contains a stove, sink, and shelves with bottles and plants. Natural light from double windows.]()
Arthur Street, Gloucester, GL1
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![A fireplace with a white mantel and black cast iron insert, with two wood logs inside.]()
Armada Place, Bristol, BS1
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![The exterior of a two-story residential building with brick and stucco walls, white-framed windows, and a small entrance porch with a white door and a tiled roof.]()
Barton Close, St. Annes Park, BS4
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![A spacious living room with a white sofa, wicker coffee table, and various chairs, featuring large stained glass windows and a brick accent wall.]()
Kersteman Road, Bristol, BS6
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![A row of attached houses with brick and white/gray exteriors, small front yards, and parked vehicles including a black van and a car. The house in the middle is painted light gray.]()
Great Western Road, Gloucester, GL1
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![Empty room with beige carpet, white walls, a wooden door, and an open glass door leading outside to a small gravel area.]()
Roseberry Park, Roseberry Mews Roseberry Park, BS5
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![A multi-story brick apartment building with balconies, a sidewalk, a park area with a graffiti sign that says 'NEW TIDES,' a bicycle, several bollards, and a lamppost with a banner on a sunny day.]()
Gas Ferry Road, Steamship House Gas Ferry Road, BS1
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![A brick residential building with multiple windows and small pitched roofs over some windows on a sunny day. Several cars are parked along the street in front of the building, and a large green tree is to the left.]()
Cumberland Place, Browne Court, BS8
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![A living room with a blue sofa adorned with multiple colorful pillows, a wooden dining table with four green chairs, a wall-mounted shelf with plants and decor, a closed white door, and a door slightly ajar leading to another room.]()
Wentworth Road, Bristol, BS7
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![A street view of a three-story historic apartment building with beige stone facade, black wrought iron balconies, and multiple windows. Several cars are parked along the street, and there are trees and streetlights in the background.]()
Gloucester Row, Bristol, BS8
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![Cozy living room with a blue sofa, pink cushions, beige armchair, and a yellow ottoman in front, a fireplace with a round mirror above, and a wooden sideboard. Large window with curtains, a rug, and a chandelier.]()
Longfield Road, Bristol, BS7
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![Small kitchen with white appliances, a window overlooking greenery, and wooden shelves.]()
Longfield Road, Bristol, BS7
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![Living room with large window and balcony, gray sofa with a green cushion, coffee table, TV on a stand, and pink curtains.]()
Broad Weir, Horizon Broad Weir, BS1
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![Living room with beige sofa, round coffee table, black armchair, large windows with curtains, floor lamp, potted plant, small desk, and dining table with chairs.]()
St. Nicholas Street, Bristol, BS1
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![Residential row houses with parked cars along the street on a clear day.]()
Mina Road, Bristol, BS2
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![Bedroom with a bed, blue and white decor, a desk with a blue chair, a dresser, and a window with blue curtains.]()
Arthur Street, Gloucester, GL1
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![A bedroom with a large bay window, green velvet loveseat, blue curtains, a bed with green pillows, a bedside lamp, and a clothes rack next to a potted plant.]()
Belgrave Road, Gloucester, GL1
Maintenance Reporting
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If you're a tenant in one of Nook's managed properties and need to report a maintenance issue, please use the street.co.uk consumer app. This platform allows you to easily report issues and receive real-time updates from Nook, a link would have been sent to you at the start of your tenancy.
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If you encounter an emergency outside of our regular working hours, please consider the following:
Emergencies include situations that are dangerous, life-threatening, or could cause serious damage to the property or surrounding areas, such as:
Uncontrollable water leaks
Loss of water supply
Structural damage
Unsafe or uninhabitable conditions
Security breaches
For any of the above emergencies, please contact us at 0117 370 4780
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Gas Leaks: If you suspect a gas leak, call the National Gas Emergency Number at 0800 111 999. Follow these guidelines:
Do: Open doors and windows for ventilation. Turn off the gas at the mains tap, usually located near the gas meter. If the leak is in a cellar or basement, evacuate the building.
Don't: Operate any light switches, ignite flames, or use any appliances that may create sparks.
Electrical Issues: If you experience a power outage, first check with neighbours or visit the National Grid to see if there are any reported issues. If no outages are reported, inspect your fuse box for tripped breakers. For further guidance, visit: Checkatrade: No Electricity In The House?
Boiler Problems: Often, boilers simply require a pressure top-up. You can find instructional videos on YouTube.
Water Leaks: For major leaks, locate the mains water stopcock (typically found in the cellar or under the kitchen sink) and turn off the water supply by rotating it clockwise. Drain the system by running taps into sinks. For minor leaks, place a bucket or bowl underneath until our contractor can assist.
Lost Keys/Locked Out: If you lose your keys, you are responsible for obtaining replacements or changing locks if necessary. If possible, ask a housemate for help or contact a locksmith. You may arrange with Nook for key duplication during office hours, but you'll be liable for the cost.
Break-Ins: Ensure your safety first. Call emergency services if a break-in is ongoing, or contact 101 if it has already occurred. Report to the police immediately and obtain a crime reference number for insurance claims. If the property is unsecured, refer to our emergency contact list.
Fire: Call emergency services right away. If the property is unsafe, follow the emergency protocols above.
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Our office is open from Mon – Fri : 9am – 5pm.
Nook Lettings, 139 St Georges Road, Bristol, BS1 5UW
Email: hello@nooklettings.com
Phone: 0117 370 4778
