Bromley Property Licensing Schemes
Got questions about licensing schemes in the Bromley? We’re here to help. This free guide will tell you the key details regarding what licensing requirements are necessary in the Bromley, and how to apply for a licence.
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Check if you require a licence with our property licence checker:
Get a free licensing scheme checkGenerate your free licensing report above for any Bromley address using our free tool which incorporates a licensing scheme search and a Bromley planning permission search for article 4.
Our guide below will also tell you all the details on Bromley’s mandatory, selective, and additional licensing schemes.
What are the licensing requirements for Bromley?
Mandatory licensing in Bromley
Mandatory licensing is required in Bromley if your rented property is occupied by five or more people who form more than one household, including:
- Shared houses and flats occupied by students and young professionals.
- Properties converted into bedsits with some shared facilities.
- Properties converted into a mix of self-contained and non-self-contained accommodation.
Do I need an additional property licence in Bromley?
Additional licensing expands the scope of regulation to smaller HMO’s, requiring that all HMO’s with three or more people from one or more households must obtain a licence. These schemes are implemented at the council’s discretion.
Bromley Council do not operate any additional licensing schemes
Do I need a selective licence in Bromley?
Selective licensing requires that all privately rented properties in a given area must obtain a licence, regardless of the number of occupants or households formed.
Bromley Council does not operate any selective licensing schems
How do I apply for a licence?
Bromley Council has an online HMO licensing application process accessible here. For Kamma users, we offer a licence application service for Bromley. Get in touch with us here to find out more.
How much does a property licence in Bromley cost?
Mandatory fee: £2,500 with an extra £500 per additional unit over five
These fees are subject to change and are accurate as of October 2024.
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What happens if I don't get a licence in Bromley?
Ignoring the law could result in prosecution by Bromley Council, fines, court costs, and more. Ensure you comply with all regulations to avoid these risks. Fines and penalty charges in Bromley for non-compliant agents can be up to £30,000 per non-compliant property, as well as rent repayment orders of up to 12 months.
If you’re concerned about unlicensed properties in your portfolio, book a free consultation today with one of our consultants to get a Bromley property licensing check here. By keeping your properties in line with your region’s licensing requirements, you can maintain peace of mind that you won’t get burnt by non-compliance.
Frequently asked questions:
Is Bromley council planning on introducing any new licensing schemes?
No, Bromley Council is not planning on introducing any additional or selective licensing measures at the moment

About Bromley
Bromley is a leafy suburban borough in South East London, known for its balance of bustling town life and extensive green spaces. With a rich history dating back to its days as a market town, Bromley combines a lively high street, modern shopping centers, and historic landmarks. It offers a mix of urban conveniences and rural charm, with highlights like the Glades shopping center, the Churchill Theatre, and attractions such as Down House, the former home of Charles Darwin. Bromley is well-connected by train to central London and has a strong community focus, making it a popular choice for families and professionals alike.
Contact Bromley Council Housing
If Kamma’s property licence checker has indicated that your property needs a licence or article 4 planning permission, submit an application with the council. Reach out directly to the council should you have any questions about Bromley council tax, parking permits, or building regulations
Bromley Council contact details
Bromley council telephone number: 020 8464 3333
Bromley Council Property Licensing email: ehts.customer@bromley.gov.uk
Bromley Council Housing Register: https://bromleyhousing.bromley.gov.uk/default/www/dashboard
Waltham Forest Council Website: https://www.bromley.gov.uk/housing-advice-options/apply-hmo-licence