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A London homeowner has astonished many by putting his Covent Garden party pad up for rent during this year London Olympics for a whopping 115,000. The property boasts seven bedrooms and six reception rooms and comes with what every party needs, a terrace with a retractable roof. It seems that the asking price could be setting a world record for rental in the world at present. The property can be found tucked away down a narrow street in London Covent Garden and the agents are actually marketing the property as having uperb party potential.? Savills are marketing the property at a huge 500,000 and it is available for the whole of the time that the Olympics run in the Capital. The brochure that accompanies the rental explains how the property is abulously situated?to restaurant and tube stations for easy access to the Olympic park. The property is 13,000sq ft in size and has a pool with a bar area and also a Jacuzzi. There are two studies, a TV room and a state of the art kitchen. There is staff accommodation, a necessity for anyone looking to throw a huge party and secure underground parking for five cars. However the 115,000 a week rental tag adds up to 5.9million per year. This is enough money to buy a six-bedroom home in the nearby plush suburb of Hampstead. Savills are also offering a property in nearby Mayfair for 100,000 per week in Brick Street. These sorts of figures are normally unheard of for rentals in the Capital but the wealthy homeowners in London are looking to cash in the Olympics and ask premium prices for staying in their properties. Other rental property for the Olympics is a home in Angel on the market for 55,000 per week. Consisting of a four-floor maisonette with an open plan kitchen it apparently boasts a roof terrace with panoramic views over the capital. A seven bedroom property minutes from Chelsea Kings Road is on the market for 50,000. However not all of the estate agents are advising landlords to put their property up for rent during the Olympics as the market is saturated at present and many properties are going to remain unlet. Some landlords have even gone as far to throw out their existing tenants in preparation for the Games and will find that they cannot find tenants to go in to replace the outgoing ones. Estate agents have noticed that it is in fact media corporate groups, which are interested in renting just for the three weeks of the Games, and they are looking for the cheapest price possible. Some tenants have reported being thrown out of their properties for the duration of the Games with landlords offering them no other alternative for the three weeks or so. Tenants coming for the Games expect their rental properties to be on a par with hotel rooms and so landlords have to supply a property, which is up to such a standard. TV, Wi-Fi and clean linen and towels will be expected by anyone who are paying a premium and landlords will have to comply. Therefore for many landlords hoping to cash in on the Games coming for such a short time need to look at the long term, whether they can get tenants after the short-term games tenants leave. somekeyword " [url=http://floorworld.in/boat-deck/4641.html]railroad ties los angeles[/url] , [url=https://oldsmarbaptist.org/wall-panel/wood-composite-decking-on-sale-portland-oregon.html]wood composite decking on sale portland oregon[/url] , [url=http://cochinhotel.in/diy/2344-composite-anti-slip-decking-sale-in-bender.html]composite anti slip decking sale in bender[/url] , [url=http://woodview.in/impact-fence/722.html]prefinished insulation exterior foundation panels[/url] "