Assured shorthold tenancy agreement

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ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCY AGREEMENT

This agreement is for an assured shorthold tenancy under Part I of the Housing Act 1988, as amended.

Date: 30 October 2026

Landlord: {{landlord}}, of {{landlord_address}}

Tenant: {{tenant}}, of {{tenant_address}}

Property: {{property_address}}, {{town}} {{postcode}}, with the fixtures, fittings and contents listed in the inventory

1. Term. The tenancy starts on {{start_date}} for {{term_months}} months. If the tenant stays on after that, it continues as a periodic tenancy from month to month.

2. Rent. The rent is {{rent}} per calendar month, payable in advance on the {{rent_day}} of each month by standing order to {{landlord_bank_details}}.

3. Deposit. The tenant pays a deposit of {{deposit}}, no more than five weeks' rent. The landlord will protect it in {{deposit_scheme}} within 30 days and give the tenant the prescribed information.

4. Tenant's obligations. The tenant will pay the rent on time; pay council tax, utilities and broadband; keep the property clean and in good condition; report repairs promptly; not sublet or take in lodgers without the landlord's written consent; not disturb the neighbours; allow access for inspections and repairs on 24 hours' written notice; and leave the property in the same condition at the end, fair wear and tear excepted.

5. Landlord's obligations. The landlord will let the tenant live in the property undisturbed; keep the structure, exterior and the installations for water, gas, electricity, heating and sanitation in repair (section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985); have gas appliances checked every year; and insure the building.

6. Pets. The tenant may keep a pet with the landlord's written consent, which will not be unreasonably refused.

7. Break clause. Either party may end the tenancy after {{break_months}} months by giving two months' written notice.

8. Ending the tenancy. The tenant may end a periodic tenancy with at least one month's written notice ending on the last day of a rental period. The landlord may seek possession only on the grounds, and with the notice, that the law allows.

9. Documents. The tenant confirms receipt of the Energy Performance Certificate, the gas safety certificate, the electrical installation condition report, the government's How to Rent guide and the deposit's prescribed information.

10. Notices. Notices may be served on the landlord at {{landlord_address}} or by email to {{landlord_email}}.

Signed by the Landlord: ______________________________

Signed by the Tenant: ______________________________

Witness: ______________________________

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ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCY AGREEMENT This agreement is for an assured shorthold tenancy under Part I of the Housing Act 1988, as amended. Date: 30 October 2026 Landlord: {{landlord}}, of {{landlord_address}} Tenant: {{tenant}}, of {{tenant_address}} Property: {{property_address}}, {{town}} {{postcode}}, with the fixtures, fittings and contents listed in the inventory 1. Term. The tenancy starts on {{start_date}} for {{term_months}} months. If the tenant stays on after that, it continues as a periodic tenancy from month to month. 2. Rent. The rent is {{rent}} per calendar month, payable in advance on the {{rent_day}} of each month by standing order to {{landlord_bank_details}}. 3. Deposit. The tenant pays a deposit of {{deposit}}, no more than five weeks' rent. The landlord will protect it in {{deposit_scheme}} within 30 days and give the tenant the prescribed information. 4. Tenant's obligations. The tenant will pay the rent on time; pay council tax, utilities and broadband; keep the property clean and in good condition; report repairs promptly; not sublet or take in lodgers without the landlord's written consent; not disturb the neighbours; allow access for inspections and repairs on 24 hours' written notice; and leave the property in the same condition at the end, fair wear and tear excepted. 5. Landlord's obligations. The landlord will let the tenant live in the property undisturbed; keep the structure, exterior and the installations for water, gas, electricity, heating and sanitation in repair (section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985); have gas appliances checked every year; and insure the building. 6. Pets. The tenant may keep a pet with the landlord's written consent, which will not be unreasonably refused. 7. Break clause. Either party may end the tenancy after {{break_months}} months by giving two months' written notice. 8. Ending the tenancy. The tenant may end a periodic tenancy with at least one month's written notice ending on the last day of a rental period. The landlord may seek possession only on the grounds, and with the notice, that the law allows. 9. Documents. The tenant confirms receipt of the Energy Performance Certificate, the gas safety certificate, the electrical installation condition report, the government's How to Rent guide and the deposit's prescribed information. 10. Notices. Notices may be served on the landlord at {{landlord_address}} or by email to {{landlord_email}}. Signed by the Landlord: ______________________________ Signed by the Tenant: ______________________________ Witness: ______________________________