Selective Licence
Full licence fee is £895
Additional HMO licence
Full licence fee £1,200
Mandatory HMO
HMO with up to 8 units: Full licence fee: £1,650
HMO with up to 9 to 19 units: Full licence fee: £2,200
- Part A: £1,100
- Part B: £1,100
HMO with 20 units or more: Full licence fee: £5,500
- Part A: £2,750
- Part B: £2,750
Multi property discount for selective/additional HMO schemes
You may be eligible for a discount of £125 per dwelling in the same building, after your first licence. For this to apply:
- each dwelling must be separate (usually self contained flats), next to one another in the same building
- each dwelling must be occupied under non exempt tenancies
- each dwelling must share common ownership and management
- each licence application must be submitted at the same time
To find out more, see licence applications under parts 2 and 3 of the Housing Act (Sep 2018).
Selective licence multi property discount
Discounted licence fee: £770
Additional HMO licence multi-property discount
Discounted licence fee: £1,075
Energy performance rating discount
If you have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) of C or above for your property, you can apply for a discount if you meet the conditions below.
Selective Licence EPC rating of C*
Discounted licence fee: £800
Selective Licensing EPC rating of A or B*
Discounted licence fee: £600
Additional HMO licence EPC rating of C*
Discounted licence fee: £1,105
Additional HMO licence EPC rating of A or B*
Discounted licence fee: £800
Charity discount on selective licence fees
Eligible charities can get a discounted selective licence of £400. This includes any charities, including almshouses, which provides housing that is:
(a) let at below market rent and
(b) specially designed/adapted to meet the needs of disabled people, older people, or any other groups protected under the Equality Act 2010.
Selective licence discount for eligible charities*
Discounted licence fee: £400
Landlords can get a further discount of £125 per dwelling for properties in the same block (see multi property discount above)
Note: The Council expects applications to be made to license a licensable rented home on or before the expiry of an existing property licence or, in the case of a new PRS home that has not been previously rented privately, at the commencement of the letting. No discounts with * apply when it has been necessary for the Council to investigate a failure to license a licensable rented home, which may include the sending of a warning letter, as enforcement costs have already been incurred by the service. For discounts that relate to a specified EPC rating, the Council may not pay the relevant discount if it considers that the EPC rating is not a true reflection of the energy efficiency of the home that it relates to.