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Letting agents in Fenchurch Street
EC3 is the south-east corner of the City: Aldgate, St Mary Axe, Lloyd's of London, Fenchurch Street, Monument and Tower Hill. The whole City of London had about 8,600 residents at the 2021 Census, so it's a small rental market. Enter your address and we'll compare the letting agents near your property, then email you a free report.
Typical management fee
12.0%
Published range
4.8%–18.0%
11 listed branches
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Letting in EC3
What makes EC3 different.
Few homes, two councils and a main-line terminus. Here's what that means when you choose an agent.
The City, plus the Tower
EC3 is almost all in the City of London, but a small part, including the Tower of London, is in Tower Hamlets. The two councils run separate licensing schemes, so check which one covers your address.
Fenchurch Street and Tower Hill
Fenchurch Street is the c2c terminus for trains to east London and south Essex. Tower Hill on the District and Circle lines, Aldgate on the Metropolitan and Circle lines, and Tower Gateway on the DLR are a short walk away.
A small market of rented flats
Close to half of City of London households rented privately at the 2021 Census. With so few homes, ask each agent how many flats they've let nearby and how they work with your building's managing agent.
Questions
Letting agents in EC3, explained.
How much do letting agents charge in EC3?
Across London, the agents we checked publish full-management fees of 12% to 20.4% of the rent including VAT. We don't have an EC3-only figure, so your report shows what the agents near your address publish.
Does this page cover Aldgate and Tower Hill?
Yes. It covers the whole EC3 district, including Aldgate, St Mary Axe, Fenchurch Street, Monument, Cornhill and Tower Hill.
Do I need a licence to let in EC3?
It depends on whether your address is in the City of London or Tower Hamlets, as each runs its own schemes. Check the right council's rules for your exact address before you let.
Can I switch letting agent mid-tenancy?
Usually, yes. Read your contract for the notice period, exit fee and any commission the agent claims on a tenant it found. If the agent holds the property licence, talk to the council first, as a licence can't be transferred.