House rules

Rent, utilities, and any other agreed charges must be paid in full, on time, and in accordance with the lease agreement.

Late payment is a breach of the tenant’s obligations and may result in reminders, default interest, additional costs, formal notice, and, where permitted by the lease agreement or applicable law, termination of the lease agreement.

Yes. The tenant must maintain the property, including all rooms and shared areas, in a clean, hygienic, and orderly condition at all times.

The tenant is fully responsible for routine cleaning, including floors, kitchen areas, bathroom facilities, waste disposal, and the general condition of the premises.

Proper ventilation is necessary to prevent humidity, mold, condensation, unpleasant odors, and damage to walls, ceilings, windows, furniture, and equipment.

The tenant must ventilate the property regularly and adequately, especially after cooking, showering, cleaning, or drying clothes indoors.

Only with proper ventilation and only if it does not create excessive moisture, condensation, or mold risk. Any damage caused by insufficient airing remains the tenant’s responsibility.

The tenant must report such issues to the landlord immediately. Failure to report them without delay may make the tenant responsible for any worsening of the damage.

No. Parties, celebrations, events, loud social gatherings, and similar activities are strictly prohibited unless the landlord has given prior written approval.

Overnight stays by guests are not permitted unless expressly allowed by the landlord or by the lease agreement. Unauthorized guests may be treated as a violation of the house rules and lease terms.

The tenant must not disturb neighbors, other occupants, or the landlord by noise, music, shouting, door slamming, or any other disruptive conduct.

Quiet hours must be strictly respected, especially during the evening, nighttime, and early morning, as well as in accordance with building rules and local regulations.

No. Smoking inside the property is strictly prohibited unless the landlord has expressly agreed otherwise in writing.

No. The tenant may not remove, replace, damage, modify, or relocate furniture, appliances, fittings, or equipment without the landlord’s prior approval.

Any defect, malfunction, breakage, or damage must be reported immediately. The tenant remains responsible for damage caused by misuse, negligence, improper care, or failure to report issues in time.

Yes. The tenant is fully responsible for the conduct of all visitors and guests, including any disturbance, rule violations, damage, or unauthorized use of the property caused by them.

Yes. The tenant must comply with all building regulations, safety requirements, waste disposal rules, common area rules, and all reasonable instructions issued by the landlord.

No. The tenant may not sublet, assign, share possession, or allow additional persons to occupy the property without the landlord’s prior written consent.

Any breach of these house rules shall be considered a serious violation of the tenant’s obligations. Depending on the nature and severity of the breach, this may result in warnings, claims for damages, cleaning charges, loss of certain rights under the tenancy, and, where permitted by the lease agreement and applicable law, cancellation or termination of the lease agreement.

Yes. Repeated breaches, serious misconduct, non-payment, unauthorized parties, excessive noise, failure to maintain hygiene, unreported damage, mold caused by improper ventilation, unauthorized guests, smoking in prohibited areas, or other substantial violations may lead to formal action by the landlord, including cancellation or termination of the lease agreement in accordance with applicable law.