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    Guaranteed rent and grants available for Pembrokeshire landlords

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJune 9, 2026No Comments
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    Landlords in Pembrokeshire are being reminded that Leasing Scheme Wales Pembrokeshire remains available as a flexible and secure option for renting out properties.

    Funded by the Welsh Government and delivered locally, the scheme offers landlords the opportunity to lease properties to Pembrokeshire County Council for between five and 20 years, with guaranteed rental payments throughout the lease period.

    Leasing Scheme Wales is designed to increase access to affordable private rentals, provide longer-term security for tenants, and give landlords greater confidence and support.

    The scheme also plays an important role in improving housing standards and helping to reduce homelessness.

    For landlords, the benefits include guaranteed rent at Local Housing Allowance rates, support with tenant management, and protection through lease agreements covering tenant-related damage (excluding fair wear and tear).

    Financial assistance may also be available, including grants of up to £5,000 to improve property standards or energy efficiency, and up to £25,000 for bringing empty properties back into use. Additional retrofit funding may also be accessible.

    Pembrokeshire County Council encourages landlords to consider the scheme as a reliable, low-risk way to let their property.

    Landlords can express interest via the online form or find out more by contacting the Private Rented Sector team at [email protected]

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