If a HMO is occupied by five or more people who form two or more households, there should be a HMO licence in place (some exceptions apply). This includes any HMO which is a building or converted flat. It also applies to purpose built flats where there are up to two flats in the block and one or both are occupied as a HMO.
We are required to maintain a public register of licences for houses in multiple occupation. The full register is available to view for free by contacting us to arrange an appointment. If you require a copy of the register, there is an administration charge of £92.00 (correct at 1 April 2025).
You can tell us about a house of multiple occupation if it isn't listed.
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