The simple answer is yes, if the property lease permits it and the property freeholder grants a pet licence. We are seeing an increasing trend towards demand for homes in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, where companion animals are granted permission to live alongside their owners.
Obtaining a pet licence will detail the conditions of allowing a pet in the home, and it will require specifics of the pet to be noted. We have just completed a sale where the buyer was looking for such a property, and the process was straightforward leading to a very happy buyer, happy seller and content pet… woof woof.
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Thursday 05 October 2023
