Tenant Find in Consett and Stanley

Tenant Find for landlords in Consett and Stanley

Consett, Stanley and the villages between them cover a large part of north-west Durham — older terraces, family semis and newer estates. KeyMoment's Tenant Find gives landlords here a fixed-fee route to a referenced tenant instead of a percentage-of-rent agent commission.

£500 fixed-fee Tenant Find in Consett and Stanley

KeyMoment offers a fixed-fee Tenant Find service to landlords letting a home in Consett and Stanley. The fee is £500 per property and no VAT is currently charged. We prepare and market the property, handle enquiries and viewings, administer the application and referencing, and hand a fully documented applicant summary back to you. You retain the final decision on every applicant.

Who this is suitable for

Suitable for private landlords letting a house or flat in Consett, Stanley or the surrounding villages. Not suitable if you need us to hold client money, collect rent or manage the property after handover — Tenant Find ends at tenancy setup and hands back to you.

Parts of Consett and Stanley we work across

  • Consett town centre and Delves Lane
  • Blackhill and Shotley Bridge
  • Leadgate and Templetown
  • Stanley town centre
  • Annfield Plain and South Stanley
  • Craghead and Quaking Houses
  • Burnopfield and Dipton
  • Tantobie and Tanfield

KeyMoment does not operate a physical high-street office in Consett and Stanley; we work remotely and attend properties by appointment.

Rental appraisal

Rents across Consett and Stanley reflect a wide range of stock and streets — a modernised terrace in Shotley Bridge competes with parts of central Durham, while older streets in south Stanley sit lower. We provide a suggested marketing rent from current comparable lettings and property condition; you set the asking rent before we go live.

Getting the property ready to let

Before we launch marketing we ask for evidence of the safety basics — gas, electrics, EPC, smoke and CO alarms. Anything outstanding can be added as it lands, but we do not go live on a property that is not ready.

  • In-date gas safety certificate where applicable
  • Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
  • Energy Performance Certificate meeting current minimum standards
  • Working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms as required
  • Clean, presentable condition with any known repairs completed

Marketing and enquiries

Photography-led particulars pitched at the tenant profile the property realistically suits — local families, key workers, and commuters into Newcastle or Durham. Portal exposure is confirmed in writing at instruction.

Viewing coordination

Viewings are booked by appointment. Access and key handling are agreed with you in writing before marketing goes live. We work around any current occupier on reasonable notice.

Applications, referencing and your decision

Each shortlisted applicant is put through identity, Right to Rent, income affordability and previous tenancy checks with an established referencing provider. Guarantors are referenced on the same basis where used. Decision criteria are documented and non-discriminatory.

Once referencing is complete we send a written applicant summary. The landlord retains the final decision on every applicant. We do not accept or reject tenants on your behalf.

What is included

  • Rental appraisal and marketing preparation
  • Property listing and enquiry handling
  • Viewing coordination with prospective tenants
  • Application administration
  • Referencing administration (identity, income, previous tenancy checks)
  • Right to Rent administration
  • Applicant summary provided to you for a final decision
  • Agreed tenancy setup administration

What is not included

  • Ongoing property management
  • Rent collection or holding client money
  • Deposit protection by KeyMoment
  • Maintenance or repairs coordination after move-in
  • Arrears management after handover
  • Guaranteed tenants, rent or compliance outcomes

Local licensing

Consett and Stanley fall inside Durham County Council's area. County Durham operates a selective licensing scheme covering large parts of the county; boundaries and requirements are updated periodically. Confirm the current position for your specific address with Durham County Council before you let.

This is general information, not legal advice. Confirm current licensing requirements with the relevant local authority for your specific address before you let.

Frequently asked questions — Consett and Stanley

Do you cover the villages between Consett and Stanley?
Yes. We work across the corridor from Consett through Leadgate, Annfield Plain and into Stanley, plus outlying villages like Burnopfield, Dipton, Tantobie and Craghead. No separate travel charge inside Durham County Council's area.
Will my Consett or Stanley property need a selective licence?
Durham County Council runs a selective licensing scheme covering large parts of the county. Whether your specific street is included depends on the current designation — check with Durham County Council before letting.
How does demand here compare with Durham City?
Rents typically sit below Durham City and Newcastle but demand is steady, especially for well-presented family homes. We price each property to current comparable evidence, not to a headline figure.
Do you handle HMOs in Stanley or Consett?
Standard single-household lets are covered as normal. HMO instructions are considered case-by-case and depend on the licensing position — flag it at enquiry stage.
Do you have a physical office in Consett or Stanley?
No. KeyMoment works remotely and attends the property by appointment for the appraisal and viewings.

KeyMoment does not currently hold rent, tenancy deposits or other client money. Full service responsibilities and payment arrangements will be confirmed before any instruction is accepted.

Ready to let a property in Consett and Stanley?

Send us your property details and we will come back with next steps and a suggested marketing rent.