HMO landlords in Tameside
Licensing, planning and management for Tameside house shares
Everything an HMO landlord in Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge, Hyde and across Tameside needs in one place, from a team that runs house shares of its own, including a licensed six room house.

The rules in Tameside
Three things to get right before you let

Read and use
The guides and tools for Tameside HMOs
Each one covers a single question in full, so this page does not repeat them.
Our experience
We run house shares in Tameside ourselves
We own and manage house shares in Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge and Hyde, including a licensed six room house on Norman Road. These are the homes we mean when we say we manage yours the way we manage ours.

Ashton-under-Lyne
Stamford Square
Four double rooms, a residents’ cinema room and a dark oak and charcoal kitchen.

Hyde
Dukinfield Road
Rooms with their own shower rooms, an open plan kitchen and lounge, and a top floor suite.

Ashton-under-Lyne
Henrietta Street
Four rooms, a lounge with a working area and a green and brass finish throughout.

Stalybridge
Norman Road
A licensed six room house with brass fittings and modern shower rooms.
- Rooms let only to referenced working professionals
- All bills, council tax and broadband set up and paid
- Shared areas cleaned regularly
- Fire alarms, emergency lighting and fire risk assessments kept up to date
- Licence applications, renewals and conditions
- Room refreshes between tenants to keep rents up
Outside Tameside? We also manage house shares across the east of the region: see HMO management in Greater Manchester.
Questions
HMO landlord questions
Is an HMO licence the same as planning permission?
No. They are separate. A mandatory licence from Tameside Council applies at five or more people from two or more households. Planning permission under the Article 4 Direction is needed to turn a home into an HMO, and has applied across Tameside since 2 October 2025.
Does a house with three or four sharers count?
It is still an HMO, so the Management Regulations apply, but a mandatory licence starts at five people. Count people, not bedrooms: a couple in one room is two people.
Can you take over an HMO that already has tenants?
Yes. We check the licence, safety records and tenancies first, then take over rent collection, bills and maintenance.
What does HMO management cost?
14% of the rent collected plus £120 for each room we let, with no VAT and no set-up fee. See HMO management fees.
Last reviewed 14 November 2026 by the North Point team
