Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Corporate · Company lets
Renting to a limited company
Companyis the tenant
Contractnot an AST
Staffas occupiers
Relocationsupport
In short: Yes, a limited company can rent a home, usually to house employees or contractors. Because a company isn't an individual, a company let isn't an assured tenancy, so most Housing Act rules and the Renters' Rights Act tenancy reforms don't apply in the same way; the agreement is governed mainly by the contract. That makes the written terms crucial: length, break options, who will live there, repairs, deposits and notice. Landlords still have safety and licensing duties. Fraser Bond arranges company lets and corporate housing across London.
| Company let | Standard tenancy | |
|---|---|---|
| Tenant | A company | One or more individuals |
| Legal framework | Mainly contract law | Housing Act protections |
| Notice | As set in the contract | Statutory rules |
| Safety duties | Still apply | Apply |
Company lets vs standard tenancies
What the contract should cover
Corporate housing with Fraser Bond
- Furnished homes for staff
- Company let agreements
- Fast move-ins
- Full management
Frequently asked questions
Is a company let an assured tenancy?
No. A tenancy to a company isn't an assured tenancy.
Do safety rules still apply?
Yes: gas, electrical, EPC, alarms and licensing.
Can Fraser Bond arrange company lets?
Yes.
