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A little preparation. A clearer next step.

Get ready for the
landlord register.

England’s “Register your rental property” service, the first step towards the private rented sector (PRS) database, opens on 15 December 2026 in the West Midlands. Each region gets three months to register, everyone letting property must be registered by 14 November 2027, and the fee is £65 per property per year. Check your date below, and find the existing schemes for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland too.

Independent guide by Lewis Danks at SproutletChecked 27 September 2026Official sources ↓
01 / Find your place

Different places.
Different next steps.

Choose an area on the map or use your rental property’s postcode.

UK landlord registration regionsNine English rollout regions, plus Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with existing schemes. Select an area or use the labelled region menu.West MidlandsEast of EnglandEast MidlandsSouth EastYorkshire and HumberNorth WestNorth EastLondonSouth WestWalesScotlandNorthern Ireland
England: new rollout · numbers match timelineExisting registration schemes

Your rental, your dates.

Lookup sends the postcode to Postcodes.io. Sproutlet doesn’t save it. Prefer not to send it? Choose an area below.

Start with where the property is.
That may be different from where you live.

02 / See what’s coming

England’s rollout,
one region at a time.

Landlords covered by the announced rollout can register eligible properties from 15 December 2026, ahead of their region’s deadline. Each region then has a three-month registration window, from its start date to its deadline. Select a card to explore.

Announced schedule, not yet in force. The detailed regulations remain draft as checked on 27 September 2026. Confirm the latest position in the government guide before acting.

Nine regions, in rollout order. Scroll or swipe across to explore them all.

What is the PRS database?

The new “Register your rental property” service is the first step towards England’s private rented sector (PRS) database. The published guidance covers assured and regulated tenancies, with an exclusion for supported exempt accommodation.

During rollout, requirements concern properties already let or becoming let. Registration before marketing an unoccupied property is a later step; check the latest guidance for your situation.

A few things worth knowing

  • The government has announced an annual £65 per-property fee, adjusted during rollout. This is a government fee, separate from Sproutlet.
  • Landlords start the registration; agents may help supply certain information.
  • Registration does not replace existing safety duties or council licensing.
Read the full official information list ↗

03 / A quick stocktake

Test your readiness.

A few “have you got this?” questions, then a useful list of what to follow up. No documents, personal details or signup needed. Your answers stay in this page and aren’t saved.

First choose your property’s region or nation so we can show the right questions.

For properties in England

Find your documents.
Take the next step.

Start with these official and specialist services. For help elsewhere in the UK, choose your nation to start the readiness check.

Record document locations, dates and follow-up jobs in our free landlord spreadsheet. Registration does not replace existing safety duties or council licensing.

A guide you can check.

Prepared by Lewis Danks at Sproutlet using the official sources below. Sproutlet is independent of government and the registration schemes. This tool helps you prepare; official guidance and your property’s circumstances determine what applies.

About the map and postcode lookup

The map shows English regions and UK nations, not individual property boundaries. Postcodes.io uses postcode geography to find an area. A postcode may straddle a boundary: confirm the property’s actual location with the official scheme if needed. Crown Dependencies are outside this UK guide. The map and area menu work without sending a postcode.

Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2025. Map licensing. Postcode data and limitations. How this tool handles your information.

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