Does my property need a house in multiple occupation (HMO) licence?
Only certain types of HMOs need to be licensed and these are:
HMOs consisting of three or more storeys, which:
- are occupied by five or more people forming two or more households
- have an element of shared facilities eg kitchen, bathroom etc (self contained flats will be exempt.)
Those landlords that have already registered their properties with the council under the Isle of Anglesey County Council (Registration of Houses in Multiple Occupation) Control Scheme 2002 will have their properties “passported” over into the new licensing scheme.
HMO Licensing Guide
For more information on whether your property needs to be licensed, please download our HMO Licensing Guide.
If you think that your property needs a licence after reading this guide, please download the pre-application form, fill it in and send it back to us. We will then tell you whether you need to fill in a full licence application.
