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Stones Property. Your local multi award winning estate agents. British Property Awards Gold Winner i

Whether you're buying, selling, renting or letting, by using the most effective systems, infrastructure, experience and local knowledge we will help smooth your experience from negotiating through to completion. We take pride in Customer Service ensuring that we meet your expectations and nothing less. Our experienced and dedicated team offers a full range of services encompassing Sales, Property Management and Residential Lettings and our ever growing property portfolio matches our increasing list of satisfied clients with our efficient and comprehensive service.

06/11/2026

Two months' notice, mapped out:

Week 1: confirm the end date and inspect.
Weeks 1–2: photos and advert live.
Weeks 2–4: viewings and applications.
Weeks 4–6: referencing, Right to Rent checks and paperwork.
Weeks 7–8: check-out, any repairs, check-in.

Slip by a fortnight at the start and it can run past the end date.

And notice given in November takes in Christmas and New Year.

03/11/2026

Two months sounds like plenty of time.

It's the most notice a tenant can be asked to give, in writing, to end a periodic tenancy.

But count what has to fit inside it:

Advert. Viewings. Referencing. Right to Rent checks. Check-out. Repairs. Check-in.

Lose the first fortnight, and that gap gets harder to close.

Get in touch, and we'll talk through how ready you'd be.

30/10/2026

The rules around pets in rental properties have changed.

Since May 2026, tenants can request permission to keep a pet and landlords cannot simply refuse without a fair reason.

That doesn’t mean you have to accept every pet in every property.

But a blanket “I don’t allow pets” is no longer enough.

Each request needs to be considered based on the circumstances, such as the property, the animal and any restrictions that may apply.

It’s another decision self-managing landlords now need to know how to handle correctly.

27/10/2026

Under the rules introduced in May 2026, tenants can make a written request to keep a pet in their rental property.

Landlords generally need to respond in writing within 28 days.

You can ask for reasonable additional information about the pet, and refusing a request may be reasonable in certain circumstances.

But simply ignoring the request or automatically saying “no pets” isn’t the process anymore.

It’s another example of how much more there is to managing a rental property than collecting the rent.

If you’d rather have someone keeping on top of the changing rules and managing these conversations for you, speak to our team.

23/10/2026

When you’re managing a rental property yourself, it can be easy to fall into a reactive routine:

Tenant reports a leak - arrange a repair.
Heating stops working - call an engineer.
Damp appears - investigate the cause.

But good property management should also be about spotting potential problems before they become urgent ones.

Regular inspections, staying on top of maintenance and keeping good communication with your tenants can help identify issues much earlier.

And as we head towards winter, that becomes even more important.

Preventative management is usually much easier than reactive management.

20/10/2026

Colder weather has a habit of highlighting property problems that weren’t so obvious during the summer.

Heating issues. Leaks. Blocked gutters. Damp. Condensation. Draughts.

October is a great time to get ahead and check your property before those smaller issues have the chance to become bigger ones.

When was it last properly inspected?
Are there maintenance jobs still outstanding?
Is the heating working as it should?
Are there any signs of leaks, damp or water ingress?

A little attention now could save a lot of hassle when winter really kicks in.

If you’re self-managing and keeping on top of everything is becoming another job on your list, speak to our team about how we can help.

20/10/2026

Since May 2026, landlords in England can no longer use Section 21 to regain possession of an assured tenancy.

If rent arrears become serious enough to seek possession, you’ll need to rely on the appropriate Section 8 ground and follow the correct process.

That means understanding the level of arrears, serving the correct notice and being able to provide the necessary evidence if the case reaches court.

The rules may have changed, but rent arrears can still happen.

The question is: would you know what to do if they happened to you?

13/10/2026

Your tenant’s rent doesn’t arrive.

Do you chase them immediately? Wait a few days? Send a reminder? And at what point do you take further action?

When it comes to rent arrears, acting early matters.

Good property management isn’t just about dealing with serious arrears once they’ve built up. It’s about having processes in place to spot missed payments, follow them up quickly and keep clear records from day one.

Because if the situation does escalate, the timing, notices and evidence can all become important.

If you’re self-managing, ask yourself:
Do you have a clear process for dealing with missed rent payments?

If not, speak to our team about how we can help take care of the day-to-day management of your property.

10/10/2026

Are you looking for a home with room to grow in Hounslow?

Situated in a cul de sac on Walnut Tree Road, this semi detached property offers a practical layout for family life. The home features a through lounge and a kitchen equipped with a brand new boiler that comes with a nine year warranty for your peace of mind.

The accommodation includes three bedrooms and a newly renovated high spec family bathroom. You will also find a ground floor WC and new energy efficient double glazed windows installed throughout the property.

Outside, the house offers off street parking and a large rear garden. For those looking for long term potential, the plot provides excellent scope to extend, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions. With its balance of internal updates and external space, this property is well positioned for both first time buyers and investors.

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📍 Walnut Tree Road, Hounslow, Greater London, TW5
🏡 3 Bed | 1 Bath
💰 £550,000

Contact us to arrange your private viewing. 🔑

📞 020 8573 0000
📩 [email protected]
🌐 www.stonesproperty.co.uk

10/10/2026

Could this be your next step onto the property ladder?

Located near the borders of Norwood Green, this one bedroom second floor flat presents a practical opportunity for first time buyers or investors. The property is in very good condition throughout, offering a layout that includes a spacious double bedroom, a reception room, a fitted kitchen, and a three piece bathroom.

Residents can enjoy access to a communal garden, providing a place to spend time outdoors without the responsibility of personal maintenance. Commuters will appreciate the proximity to Southall station, which provides access to the Elizabeth Line for travel to Central London and Heathrow 🔑

With local amenities, schools, and green spaces all found nearby, this flat offers a balance of convenience and connectivity in a well situated location 🏡

📍 Burket Close, Norwood Green, Greater London, UB2
🏡 1 Bed | 1 Bath
💰 £209,950

Contact us to arrange your private viewing.

📞 020 8573 0000
📩 [email protected]
🌐 www.stonesproperty.co.uk

Address

50 Coldharbour Lane
Hayes
UB33EP

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 6:30pm
Thursday	9am - 6:30pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 1pm

Website

https://stonesproperty.co.uk/

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