Company lets in Rutland
Company lets is available to landlords throughout Rutland. The county takes in England's smallest county, centred on Oakham and Uppingham, and we cover all of it from our Birmingham office.
A company let is a tenancy granted to a company rather than an individual. The company is your tenant and is responsible for the rent, and it places its own staff or contractors in the property. From 1 May 2026, lettings to companies sit outside the new assured periodic tenancy rules that apply to most private tenancies in England.
Get your guaranteed rent offer
Tell us about the property. We reply with next steps and arrange a free valuation visit. No obligation.
What happens next
Tell us about the property
Send the address and a few details online or by phone.
Free valuation visit
We view the property, check its condition and the local licensing position.
Written offer
You receive the monthly rent, lease length and repair split in writing. No obligation.
Lease and first payment
Once the lease is signed and the property is ready, rent is paid on the agreed date each month.
Questions landlords ask
Are company lets affected by the Renters' Rights Act?
The main tenancy changes that took effect on 1 May 2026 apply to assured tenancies. Lettings to companies are one of the exclusions, so they can still be granted as common law tenancies. Take independent legal advice on your own situation.
Who lives in the property?
Working people placed by us, such as contractors, professionals on assignment and key workers. We vet occupiers and remain responsible to you under the lease.
Do you cover every town in Rutland?
Yes. We cover the whole county, including Oakham, Uppingham. If your town is not listed, send us the postcode.
Which councils cover Rutland?
Rented homes in Rutland fall under Rutland County Council. We check the licensing position with the relevant council for each address.
Get a written rent offer
Find out what your property could earn on guaranteed rent.