Morgan Prescott provides full property management in Wandsworth across SW11, SW17 and SW18, covering Battersea, Clapham Junction, Wandsworth Town, Earlsfield and Tooting. We source and reference tenants, collect rent, manage repairs and quarterly inspections, and keep each home within Wandsworth's licensing 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 Wandsworth 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.
Wandsworth's tenants are mostly employed, mobile professionals, and the borough has several engines keeping them coming. Clapham Junction, the busiest rail interchange in the UK, and Wandsworth Town station give fast routes to Waterloo and beyond. The Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms employment cluster has transformed Battersea, while St George's Hospital in Tooting supports a large community of medical staff. The river, the commons and the village high streets complete the appeal.
Each district needs its own approach. Battersea's newer flats compete on finish and amenity, so presentation and building management count for a lot. Tooting's terraces house medics, sharers and young families in roughly equal measure, which calls for flexible marketing and careful referencing. Earlsfield and Wandsworth Town fall somewhere between, with village high streets and quick trains. We price each home against the right comparables, plan viewings around working hours, and treat repairs as urgent for tenants who have little time to chase them.
Over time, Wandsworth's mix of employment, transport and green space keeps demand resilient, giving owners pricing strength in good years and stability in quieter ones. That only holds if the property is presented and renewed like the asset it is. We start renewal talks early, use quarterly inspections to schedule upkeep, and keep track of the borough's newer licensing requirements, so a Wandsworth home continues to let well for many years.

Wandsworth Council introduced its first borough-wide additional licensing scheme on 1 July 2025, running to 30 June 2030. It covers HMOs of up to four sharers and some flats in purpose-built blocks, so an ordinary flat can need a licence even when it is not shared. Selective licensing applies separately in seven wards, including Northcote, South Balham, East Putney and West Putney. A single-household let in one of those wards may therefore need its own licence.
On planning, we found no Article 4 direction for small HMOs in Wandsworth, so converting a house to a small HMO is currently permitted development. That makes the licensing check all the more important, since it is the main control a landlord must meet. Before we take on a property, we check the exact address and block against both schemes, apply for any licence needed, and keep the conditions, certificates 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.
Bringing your Wandsworth property to us leaves your tenant settled where they are. We obtain the file from your current agent, confirm the deposit protection and certificates, check whether either licensing scheme applies to the address, and introduce ourselves to the tenant with clear contact details.
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.
In Wandsworth we manage for owners of new-build flats in Battersea, investors with Tooting terraces let to hospital staff and sharers, and families letting an Earlsfield or Wandsworth Town home while living elsewhere. Each wants a professionally run tenancy and licensing kept in order. They receive one point of contact, monthly statements, quarterly reports with photographs and a clear spending limit for repairs.
Wandsworth sits within the South London patch we know closely, next to Putney, Fulham and Lambeth. Landlords choose us for that local grounding, for corporate tenant relationships suited to Battersea and the riverside, and for compliance systems designed to manage Wandsworth's licensing and the Renters' Rights Act 2026.
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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.
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RegulationSection 21 gone, periodic tenancies, rent increase rules and £40,000 penalties, in plain English.
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