Is my home licensed?
Most shared houses (HMOs) need a licence, and in many areas every privately rented home does. Enter your postcode to see which licensing schemes cover your council and, where the council publishes its register as a file we can read, whether a licence for your address is on it. Nothing you enter is stored.
CV34 4NE is in Warwick (Warwick Saltisford ward)
The council's register
Not found on the register
No licence is listed at CV34 4NE on Warwick's published register (copy of 17 Oct 2026). Add a house number or flat above to check one home.
That is not the same as the home being unlicensed. Registers lag behind decisions, an application may be pending (which is a defence to a rent repayment claim), and this register holds licences for shared houses (HMOs) only. The council can confirm whether a licence or an application exists.
This is public data about schemes and registers, not a finding about any home. Whether a licence was needed, and whether one was held, is for the council and, in a dispute, the tribunal.
Licensing schemes
Mandatory HMO licensing In force everywhere
Applies everywhere in England: a house or flat shared by 5 or more people from 2 or more households needs a licence.
Additional HMO licensing In force
Covers the whole of Warwick, 18 Jan 2024 to 17 Jan 2029. Smaller HMOs (for example 3 or 4 sharers) need a licence here too.
District-wide.
Scheme details were checked on 17 Oct 2026 from the council's own pages. Schemes start, end and get renewed; the council's page is the current word.
Ending soon in Warwick
None of the additional or selective schemes we hold for Warwick ends in the next six months.
19 of the 1,080 licences on Warwick's register expire by 24 Jan 2027 (our copy is dated 17 Oct 2026).
A scheme can be renewed and a licence renewed before it runs out; the council's page and register say what has happened since. Counts only: the addresses are on the council's register.
Bookmark or share: this page's address rebuilds it from what is in the address itself; nothing is stored on the site.
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Which councils we can check (21)
Register lookups work for councils that publish their register as a file:
- Barnet: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Bexley: shared houses (HMOs) and selective licences; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Birmingham: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Brighton and Hove: shared houses (HMOs) and selective licences; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Camden: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Hillingdon: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Hounslow: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Kensington and Chelsea: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Kingston upon Thames: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Lambeth: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Leicester: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Lewisham: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Manchester: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Nottingham: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Portsmouth: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Sheffield: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Sutton: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Tower Hamlets: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Waltham Forest: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Warwick: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
- Woking: shared houses (HMOs) only; copy of 17 Oct 2026
The copy date is when we last downloaded the council's file; a few files are a council's reply to an earlier Freedom of Information request, so they are as old as that reply. For other councils the page shows the schemes and links to the council's own register search where there is one. How this works and its limits.
The three kinds of licensing, how to check, and what "not on the register" does and doesn't mean: our guide, does my rented home need a licence?