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Tenancy Agreement
This is a Short Assured Tenancy Agreement for a residential property which sets out the duties and responsibilities of the (non resident) landlord and tenant. The property or any part of it can be furnished or unfurnished and the tenant or tenants must be an individual or individuals (i.e. not a company or partnership).
A Short Assured Tenancy must be for at least 6 months initially and before the tenancy begins, the landlord must give the tenant a signed notice (Form AT5
) stating that the tenancy is a Short Assured Tenancy and also written information about the effect of the Repairing Standard provisions of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006 on the tenancy. An inventory should also be prepared of the furnishings or equipment included in the let.
Private landlords letting property in Scotland must be registered unless all the properties they let are exempt. The following types of property (amongst others) are exempt: the only or main residence of the landlord with not more than 2 lodgers, holiday lets and properties let to members of the landlord's family. For further information and to register visit
www.landlordregistrationscotland.gov.uk.
It is recommended that the Tenancy Agreement is prepared in duplicate and both copies should be signed by all parties, with both the landlord and tenant retaining a copy.
This agreement is
suitable for use in Scotland and includes clauses covering:
- The amount of rent and deposit payable and the term of the tenancy
- Landlord's obligation to insure the property
- Landlord's repairing obligations
- Right of landlord to charge interest on late rent payments
- Tenant's obligation to pay bills and council tax
- Tenant's obligation to keep the property and any garden in good order and repair
- To use the property for residential purposes only
- Not to cause nuisance or annoyance to others
- Not to keep pets without written permission
- Not to leave property unattended for more than 14 days without informing landlord.
We offer two versions of this Short Assured Tenancy Agreement:
Tenancy Agreement (House)
The Tenancy Agreement (House) version is suitable
for use when letting a whole flat or house to a single tenant or
joint tenants. In this case the tenants have joint responsibility
for bills etc. This is generally easier to manage than the Tenancy
Agreement (Room) version.
This document is also provided in our Tenancy
Package for Scotland priced at £35.25 including VAT. The
package includes both versions of our Tenancy Agreement, Repairing Standard Letter, AT5, AT6, Ground 2 Notice, Notice to Quit, Section
33 Notice, and Inventory (saving you more than £45 compared
to buying the documents individually).
This document is £26.32 including VAT if bought individually. You can view a sample document here.

How to order
Choose the appropriate format for your Tenancy Agreement (House):
Word
Template (.dot) or Word
Document (.doc)

Tenancy Agreement (Room)
The Tenancy Agreement (Room) version is suitable
for use when letting a room within a flat or house to a tenant.
If the property has several such tenants, each tenant is responsible
for their share of bills etc. This is useful in situations where
it is easier to find single tenants for rooms within a property
where the tenants may wish to stay for different terms.
Please note - this is not the same as the
Rent a Room Agreement, which is for use with a resident landlord
and is sold separately.
This Tenancy Agreement (Room) document is
included in our Tenancy
Package for Scotland priced at £35.25 including VAT. The
package includes both versions of this Tenancy Agreement, Repairing
Standard Letter, AT5, AT6, Ground 2 Notice, Notice to Quit, Section
33 Notice, and Inventory (saving you more than £45 compared
to buying the documents individually).
This document is £26.32 including VAT
if bought individually. You can view a sample document here.

How to order
Choose the appropriate format for your Tenancy Agreement (Room):
Word
Template (.dot) or Word
Document (.doc)

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