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HMO licence applications in Haringey.

Licensing rules in Haringey: which schemes the council runs, what it charges and the documents it asks for. We prepare and submit the application for you.

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Licensing schemes in Haringey

Applies everywhere

Mandatory HMO licence

5 or more people from 2 or more households sharing a kitchen, bathroom or toilet.

Council fee: £1,411.68 (£641.48 + £770.20), plus £50 per unit over 5 at each part.

Additional

Additional HMO licence

2024–2029 scheme. We confirm whether your address is included before quoting.

Council fee: As mandatory

Selective

Selective licence

14 wards, 17 Nov 2022 to 17 Nov 2027: Bounds Green, Bruce Castle, Harringay, Hermitage & Gardens, Noel Park, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters, South Tottenham, St Ann's, Tottenham Central, Tottenham Hale, West Green, White Hart Lane, Woodside.

Council fee: £705.84 (£411.57 + £294.27)

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What counts as one household?

One household is a person living alone, or a couple (married, civil partners or living together as a couple), together with any relatives living with them: parents, grandparents, children and step-children, grandchildren, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts, nephews and nieces, and cousins. Foster children and live-in carers or au pairs count as part of the household too.

Examples: a mum, dad, two children and a grandparent are 1 household. Two brothers sharing with a friend are 2 households. Four unrelated sharers are 4 households.

Not sure? Count the bedrooms let to different people or families. In a shared house each separately let bedroom is usually its own household, and a couple sharing a room is one household. If you leave households blank, we'll estimate one household per bedroom.

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How much is an HMO licence in Haringey?

LicenceCouncil feeOur fee
Mandatory HMO licence£1,412 (£641.48 + £770.20)£400
Additional HMO licenceAs mandatory£350
Selective licence£705.84 (£411.57 + £294.27)£250

The council's fee for a typical 5-room HMO, as a guide. You pay council fees directly to the council; our fee is separate. Renewals and variations: £150.

Discounts

£50 accredited, £50 EPC C+; selective also £75 off Part A for extra flats in a block.

What Haringey Council asks for

HMO: gas safety, electrical certificate, floor plan, EPC. Selective: EPC (no valid EPC means a 1-year licence).

Our prices

Mandatory HMO licence application: £400

Additional HMO licence application: £350

Selective licence application: £250

Licence renewal or variation: £150

Council fees are separate and paid directly to the council.

Applying in Haringey: step by step

  1. Enquiry
    Tell us about the property and who lives there.
  2. Fixed quote
    We confirm which Haringey licence you need and send a price.
  3. Upload documents
    Your private portal shows exactly what we need.
  4. We prepare the pack
    Forms, plans and supporting papers, checked against what Haringey Council asks for.
  5. You sign
    You review the draft and sign the declarations.
  6. Submission & follow-up
    We submit it to Haringey Council and handle routine questions.

Haringey licensing questions

Do I need an HMO licence in Haringey?

If 5 or more people from 2 or more households share a kitchen, bathroom or toilet, you need a mandatory HMO licence anywhere in Haringey. Haringey also licenses smaller HMOs under an additional scheme: 2024–2029 scheme. We confirm whether your address is included before quoting. Selective licensing also applies to single-household lets: 14 wards, 17 Nov 2022 to 17 Nov 2027: Bounds Green, Bruce Castle, Harringay, Hermitage & Gardens, Noel Park, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters, South Tottenham, St Ann's, Tottenham Central, Tottenham Hale, West Green, White Hart Lane, Woodside. Use our free licence checker to see what applies at your address.

How much does an HMO licence cost in Haringey?

Haringey Council's fee for a mandatory HMO licence: £1,411.68 (£641.48 + £770.20), plus £50 per unit over 5 at each part. Additional HMO licence: As mandatory. Selective licence: £705.84 (£411.57 + £294.27). Our fee for preparing the application is separate: £400 mandatory, £350 additional, £250 selective.

Are there discounts on Haringey licence fees?

£50 accredited, £50 EPC C+; selective also £75 off Part A for extra flats in a block. Discounts usually have to be claimed when you apply, so we include the evidence in your pack.

What documents does Haringey Council ask for?

HMO: gas safety, electrical certificate, floor plan, EPC. Selective: EPC (no valid EPC means a 1-year licence). We check everything before it goes in, and your private portal shows exactly what's still needed.

How do I apply for a licence in Haringey?

We handle it for you. We confirm which licence you need, prepare the forms, plans and supporting documents, and you review the pack and sign the declarations. Then we submit it to Haringey Council and deal with routine questions. Get a fixed-price quote to start.

How long does a Haringey licence last?

Usually up to 5 years. Councils can give a shorter licence, often 1 year, where they have concerns or the property doesn't have planning consent for HMO use.

Information checked on 7 November 2026. Councils change fees every April and review their schemes, so we confirm the current position for your address before quoting.

Sources: Selective fees

Nearby boroughs

HMO licence Enfield · HMO licence Barnet · HMO licence Islington · HMO licence Hackney

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