Property Management in W8 (Kensington)

    W8 is stucco terraces, garden-square mansion blocks and converted period flats, most of them leasehold and many of them listed or in a conservation area. Management here is as much about consents and lease compliance as it is about tenancies.

    Get a W8 management quote

    Send the address and number of units. We price it within one working day.

    What we manage in W8

    • Individual leasehold flats let on behalf of resident and non-resident owners
    • Whole mansion blocks for freeholders, RMCs and RTM companies
    • Prime houses off Kensington Church Street, Phillimore and Campden Hill
    • Portfolios held across W8, W11 and W14 under one management agreement

    Lettings management in W8

    Lettings in Kensington skew corporate and international. We handle referencing, right-to-rent, company lets, diplomatic clauses and discreet off-portal marketing where a landlord does not want the property advertised.

    Full management covers rent collection, arrears chasing, inspections, renewals and deposit adjudication — one inclusive percentage, no renewal fee.

    Kensington and Chelsea compliance

    RBKC runs additional HMO licensing and is strict on works to listed buildings and Article 4 properties. Basement works, window replacement and external decoration usually need consent before a contractor starts. We check the position before instructing, not after a stop notice.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you manage property in W8?

    Yes — flats, whole blocks and houses across W8, including Kensington Church Street, Campden Hill, Phillimore Estate and the Holland Park borders.

    What does management cost in Kensington?

    Let property is quoted as a single inclusive percentage of rent; block management is quoted per unit per year. Both come as a fixed written quote within one working day.

    Do I need an HMO licence in W8?

    Possibly. Kensington and Chelsea operates additional licensing beyond the mandatory scheme, so smaller shared houses can still need a licence. We check the property against the current scheme before letting.

    Can you handle licence-to-alter applications?

    Yes. Estate and freeholder consents on Kensington leases are handled as part of management, including liaison with the superior landlord's surveyor.