Morgan Prescott provides full property management in Streatham across SW16, from the hill and the high road to the vale, the common and the Norbury edges. We let and look after homes for landlords, covering tenants, rent, repairs and inspections, and we check every address against Lambeth's licensing and planning rules.
Eight quick taps, and a consultant comes back within 24 hours with your achievable rent and an honest recommendation.
Full management means one firm carries the whole tenancy for your Streatham property, from the first photograph to the final inspection, and one point of contact answers to you.
Professional photos, a launch price built from live local evidence, accompanied viewings, and applicants from corporate relationships as well as the property portals.
Full referencing, credit and right to rent checks, a tenancy agreement drafted for the Renters' Rights Act era, and the deposit protected on time.
Rent collected on schedule, with arrears followed up from the first day, so a late payment stays a rarity rather than becoming a habit.
Vetted local trades and agreed spending limits, so repairs are handled quickly and nothing is spent outside the framework you set.
Quarterly inspections reported in writing with photos, and a clear monthly statement, so you always know the state of the property.
Renewals priced against real market evidence, and honest advice on each property: improve it, hold it, or change its strategy.
Streatham is where working London makes considered choices. Couples and families come for space they can afford, commuters use Streatham, Streatham Hill and Streatham Common stations for fast trains to Victoria and the City, and staff from St George's and King's College hospitals find both within easy reach. Sharers take the larger houses, and long-established local households fill the vale. People moving out from pricier postcodes to the north keep refreshing the pool.
Because many Streatham tenants are weighing value carefully, a home that is fairly priced and properly looked after stands out. We set the asking rent from recent local evidence, present each property for the household most likely to want it, and keep voids short by planning marketing before the current tenant leaves. Once a tenancy starts, we handle repairs promptly and keep in touch through quarterly inspections, which helps families and couples decide to stay on rather than move.
SW16 is full of family houses, and those are the homes that hold their appeal longest. The long-term task is keeping them in sound condition and fully compliant, particularly now that two Streatham wards sit under a planning control that the rest of Lambeth does not have. We keep track of licences, certificates and conditions for each property, plan improvements between tenancies, and give owners plain advice on whether to refresh, hold or change how a house is let.

Streatham is in Lambeth, where selective licensing covers 23 of the borough's 25 wards, including all the Streatham wards. In practice, most single-household lets in SW16 need their own licence, not just shared houses. HMOs are covered by Lambeth's borough-wide additional licensing scheme, which runs until 8 December 2026. When we last checked, no renewal had been published, so landlords with shared houses should watch for an update from the council before that date.
Planning is where Streatham differs from the rest of the borough. Since August 2025, an Article 4 direction for small HMOs has applied in Streatham Common & Vale and Streatham St Leonard's wards, so converting a family house into a small HMO there needs planning permission. Elsewhere in Lambeth there is no such direction. We check the exact ward for your address, apply for any licence, and keep conditions and renewal dates on our compliance calendar.
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms tested, the deposit protected within 30 days, and the required documents served.
Landlord gas safety check by a Gas Safe registered engineer. Free on every property we manage.
Electrical safety inspection and report (EICR), with any remedial work tracked to completion.
Energy Performance Certificate renewed, with advice where the rating holds the rent back.
Licence applied for, conditions kept, and renewal diarised well before it expires.
You can move your Streatham property to us without asking the tenant to do anything. We take the file from your current agent, confirm the deposit and certificates, check the selective licence and the ward's planning position, and let the tenant know how to reach us.
We tell you exactly what your current contract needs, and handle the notice.
Deposit, certificates, keys and documents move across to us.
We check the tenancy, deposit, licence and certificates, and fix any gaps.
Your tenant gets one clear contact for rent and repairs from day one.
Our Streatham clients include owners of family houses who have moved further out, investors with larger houses let to sharers, and first-time landlords letting a flat near the high road. What they share is a wish for a tenancy that runs without constant involvement. They get a named contact, monthly statements, quarterly photographic reports and agreed limits for repair spending.
Streatham sits next to our Balham and Croydon areas and within the Lambeth borough we know well, so we can judge how SW16 compares on stock and demand. Landlords choose us for that local grounding, for corporate tenant relationships, and for compliance systems built for the Renters' Rights Act 2026 and Lambeth's licensing.
Prefer the same figure every month, with empty weeks and arrears carried by us? See how our fixed contracts work here.
Shared housesOwn a licensed HMO or a larger house suited to sharers? A fixed rent with the rooms let and managed by us.
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Every legal requirement for letting a home in London in 2026, in one checklist.
ComplianceThree licensing schemes decide whether you need a licence to let in London, and how to check an address.
RegulationSection 21 gone, periodic tenancies, rent increase rules and £40,000 penalties, in plain English.
A free, no obligation appraisal within 24 hours: your achievable rent, the tenant profile we would target, and an honest recommendation on how to run it.
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