Home – Your home – Your tenancy
The tenancy agreement that you have signed is a legal document that sets out the rules and responsibilities that apply to you and us. Please use the links below to find out more information about your tenancy
A mutual exchange (or home swap) is when two or more tenants swap their properties to better meet their housing needs.
We know that circumstances can change. Here’s what you need to do to end your tenancy.
As a Broadacres customer, you may be eligible to buy your home under one of two schemes.
Always ask Broadacres before taking a lodger as some tenancies are not designed for this purpose and you could be in breach of your tenancy if you take on a lodger.
All joint tenants are responsible for making sure they follow all the conditions of the tenancy agreement. This is particularly important in relation to paying rent, as each joint tenant can be held responsible for the whole amount of any rent due.
If you live in a property with its own entrance and garden you can keep two dogs and two cats. You can also keep birds, rabbits or similar small domestic animals as pets. You do not need to ask our permission to keep these pets. Find out more….
If you want to run a business from your home, you must get our permission first. You may also need permission from your local council, for example, under planning regulations.
At Broadacres we aim to make the best use of our homes and ensure that they are occupied in accordance with the law, our tenancy agreements and our charitable objectives.
Please email us at info@broadacres.org.uk or contact us using the link below.