Looking for somewhere to call home in Plymouth? Browse our available properties, see how renting with us works, and find help and guides for your tenancy.
Browse our available properties and enquire about anything that catches your eye.
Arrange a viewing, then apply. We’ll take a holding deposit to reserve the property while we reference you.
We confirm affordability and references. With your agreement, your holding deposit goes towards your first month’s rent or your deposit.
Sign your tenancy, pay your first rent and deposit, collect your keys and settle in.
Everyday care that keeps your home in good shape — ventilation, cleaning, gardens and reporting issues early.
Read the guide →Practical steps to reduce condensation: ventilate, avoid drying washing indoors, and wipe down surfaces in winter.
Read the guide →Gas leak, major leak, electrical danger or loss of heating — what to do first and how to reach us out of hours.
Read the guide →Notice, the check-out process, returning your deposit, and how to leave the property in good order.
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Tell us on our Report a repair page and we’ll get it sorted — it’s the quickest way to get an issue logged, tracked and put right. Prefer to talk? Email hello@luvplymouthlettings.co.uk. For a gas leak, no power or a major leak, see our emergency guidance.
Report a repair
Once you’ve signed your tenancy, and before you move in, we take your first month’s rent and a security deposit of up to 5 weeks’ rent. Your deposit is registered with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) on your behalf, so it’s protected for the whole tenancy and returned in line with the scheme’s rules at the end.
At the end of your tenancy, your deposit is returned in line with the scheme’s rules, with an independent dispute service if anything can’t be agreed. More about our schemes & protections →
Use the “Report a repair” button above and tell us what’s wrong. For genuine emergencies (gas, flooding, electrical danger), follow our emergency guidance and contact us straight away.
Your deposit is registered with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) and returned at the end of the tenancy in line with the scheme’s rules.
Our tenancies have no fixed end date. Since 01/05/2026 all private tenancies in England are rolling (periodic) tenancies, usually month to month. You can stay until you decide to leave by giving two months’ notice, or until the landlord ends it on one of the legal grounds.
Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019, the payments we can ask for are limited — see our Fees page for the full, permitted list.
You can give notice at any time. Give us at least two months’ notice in writing — an email is fine — timed so your tenancy ends on a rent day or the day before one. Want to leave sooner? Ask us: a shorter notice is fine if the landlord agrees in writing (and, in a joint tenancy, all the tenants agree). We’ll confirm your end date in writing.
