Furnished short-stay lets with the highest income ceiling — and the most active management.
Serviced accommodation means letting a furnished property on a short-term basis — nightly or weekly — to travellers, contractors and tourists, much like a hotel or Airbnb alternative.
Short-let, hotel-style incomeOn the right property in the right location, nightly rates can comfortably out-earn a standard monthly let.
You flex rates with demand — events, seasons, peak weekends — rather than being locked to one fixed rent.
Block out dates for your own use, switch to medium-term lets in quiet periods, adapt as the market moves.
Income is variable, not guaranteed — occupancy swings with season and location. It’s the most management-intensive strategy, planning and licensing rules are tightening in some councils, and furnishing costs are real and upfront. The upside is bigger; so is the effort.
We source in genuine short-let locations, model realistic occupancy rather than best-case, and build management and furnishing costs into the projection so the numbers hold up in a normal month, not just a perfect one.
Rooms let individually for higher gross yields and income spread across several tenants.
Explore HMO → Long-lease social impact propertyHands-off, often long-lease income from property used to house adults with care needs.
Explore Assisted Living → The classic single-let strategyThe straightforward route in — a single property let to one household for income and growth.
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