Bexley landlord licensing
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For landlords in Bexley, the council's published position is: selective licensing covering Belvedere ward, starting 13 January 2025. Mandatory HMO licensing also applies, as it does across England.
| Selective licensing | |
|---|---|
| Status | yes |
| Area / wards | Belvedere ward |
| Start | 13 January 2025 |
| End | 12 January 2030 |
| Additional HMO licensing | |
| Status | no (none listed) |
| Area / wards | Check with the council |
| Start | Check with the council |
| End | Check with the council |
| Mandatory HMO licensing | yes: £350 + £330 per letting (renewal £350 + £205/letting) |
| Fees as stated by the official source | Selective £350 + £480 (=£830) |
| Official source | https://www.bexley.gov.uk/services/housing/property-licensing/property-licensing-schemes |
| Last checked | 12 October 2026 |
What this means for landlords
If your property is in the selective licensing area, you need a licence for each rented home there, not just for HMOs. The scheme runs until 12 January 2030.
Fees: Selective £350 + £480 (=£830)
Bexley licensing FAQs
Do I need a property licence to rent out a home in Bexley?
For landlords in Bexley, the council's published position is: selective licensing covering Belvedere ward, starting 13 January 2025.
How much is a landlord licence in Bexley?
As stated on the official source: Selective £350 + £480 (=£830).
When does the licensing scheme in Bexley end?
Per the official source, selective licensing runs until 12 January 2030.
When was this page last checked?
We last checked the official source on 12 October 2026. Schemes change, so confirm with the council before you apply.
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