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Letting agents in West Kensington

The W14 district covers West Kensington, Olympia and part of Holland Park, split between Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea. Across London, published full-management fees run from 12% to 20.4% of the rent including VAT. Enter your address and we'll check the agents near your property, then email you a free side-by-side report.

Typical management fee

15.0%

Published range

5.0%–19.2%

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Letting in West Kensington

What to know before you pick an agent in W14.

Two councils

W14 is split between Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea. Each council runs its own licensing, so check which covers your address.

Three stations

West Kensington is on the District line and Barons Court on the District and Piccadilly lines. Kensington (Olympia) has the Overground, with a limited District line service.

Olympia and Earls Court

Olympia, the Victorian exhibition hall on Hammersmith Road, is being redeveloped, alongside the much larger Earls Court site nearby.

Questions

Letting agents in West Kensington, explained.

How much do letting agents charge in West Kensington?

Across London, the agents we checked publish full-management fees of 12% to 20.4% of the rent including VAT. We don't have a separate figure for W14, so your comparison shows the published fees of the agents that cover your address.

Do I need a licence to let in West Kensington?

It depends on the property and which council covers it. W14 is split between Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea. Larger HMOs need a licence everywhere in England, and each council can add its own schemes. Check your council's rules for your exact address.

Does this page cover Earl's Court?

No. Earl's Court has its own page. This page covers W14.