Tenancy Agreement (AST)
Our Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement is the most widely used tenancy agreement in the UK private rental sector. It provides clear terms for both landlord and tenant while ensuring full compliance with current housing legislation.
Easy to understand for all parties
Compliant with latest legislation
Court-ready if disputes arise
Know exactly what each clause means
Complete in under 30 minutes
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Tenancy Agreement (AST)
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Understanding Your AST Agreement
What is an AST?
An Assured Shorthold Tenancy is the default tenancy type in England for residential lettings where the yearly rent is under £100,000 and the initial fixed term is typically 6-12 months. It provides landlords with the right to regain possession after the fixed term.
Key Requirements
The tenant must be an individual (not a company), the property must be their main home, and the landlord must not live in the same building (unless it's a purpose-built block of flats).
When an AST is NOT Appropriate
- • Renting to a company → Use Company Let Agreement
- • Sharing your home with a lodger → Use Lodger Agreement
- • Holiday rentals or rent over £100,000/year
- • Agricultural tenancies with over 2 acres of land
Note: This agreement complies with The Housing Act 1988 and all subsequent amendments including the Deregulation Act 2015.
What Landlords Say
"Clear, professional, and easy to complete. My tenant commented on how comprehensive it was. Gives both parties confidence."
— Emma R., Bristol
"Used this for 5 properties now. The explanatory notes are really helpful - saved me from making several mistakes on my first letting."
— James K., London