Property information

What it means to be a leaseholder and information on gas safety, subletting and repairs.

This section of the website explains what it means to be a leaseholder, how we maintain your property and your responsibilities as a leaseholder with Notting Hill Home Ownership.

The different types of leaseholder types, advice on understanding the terms of your lease and the process for extending your lease.

Leaseholders: making sure your gas appliances are safe is an important part of being a home owner.

Notting Hill shared ownership leaseholders are not permitted to sublet the whole of their property until they hold 100 per cent of the equity.

As a leaseholder you are responsible for some types of repair and maintenance, while others are the responsibility of the freeholder.

We aim to achieve high standards throughout Notting Hill Housing.

We receive government funding to deliver homes and services and are regulated by the Tenant Services Authority.

Notting Hill Housing has three types of leaseholder: shared owners, Section 106 and DIYSO leaseholders.