Renting

At eLondon Lets, we know it is time consuming to find a suitable new home to rent. Let us take the hassle out of finding a place that meets your requirements and more importantly your budget. Tell us what you are looking for and we will do our best to find you suitable properties to view.

Check out our Properties to Let to view all current properties to rent.

Types of Lets

Most high street letting agents including ourselves provide a standard tenancy agreement on Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). We also offer alternative types of tenancy agreements to our tenants and landlords, if you are looking to rent less than 12 months or looking for a flatshare.

Assured Shorthold Tenancy

Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) guarentees tenancy for a fixed period of time, minimum term 12 months. This is the preference for most tenants and landlords as this provides security and stabilty for both landlord and tenant for the duration of the tenancy.

Short Let

Short lets can range from a 7 day to 30 day term of tenancy. This can be a room or an entire house or flat and normally comes furnished. Contracts are extendable provided the landlord is notifed within the notice period however extensions are granted at the landlords discretion. Notice period for such a let is 14 days for either party.

Flateshares & Room Lets


Room lets are ideal if you are looking to stay with other people but do not want the responsible for paying the rent for the whole property. You simply rent a room in a flat or house, room lets are the cheapest form of renting. All rented rooms are furnished with essential furniture and normally have shared communal areas such as a lounge or dining room and a kitchen.

To arrange a viewing or register your interest, contact us by completing an online request form or call us on 0800 612 9697

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    • Tenant Information

    We at eLondon Lets think it is important that everyone is up to date with all aspect of renting. In recent years there have been a number of new legislative changes that affect both tenants and landlords. As a responsible letting agent it is our business to ensure that all parties are aware of their rights and requirements.