Landlord guide · Hampton · TW12
Ground 1A and selling a tenanted home in Hampton
For a landlord in Hampton, Ground 1A is a national statutory sale ground. The local property context can affect valuation, presentation, viewings and buyer demand, while the tenancy and notice rules must be checked against the individual circumstances.
Hampton includes period homes, family houses and flats in varied settings close to green space and transport.
Understand the notice framework
Current GOV.UK guidance describes a four-month notice period for Ground 1A, with a protected period during the first 12 months of a new tenancy. A notice can be served earlier, but it must not expire within that protected period. The prescribed Form 3A or a form substantially to the same effect should state the ground and reasons.
A notice does not itself recover possession. If the tenant remains after a valid notice expires, the landlord must follow the court process. Check the tenancy history, deposit position and the current official guidance, and get independent legal advice before taking action.
Local sale and management context
Hampton includes period homes, family houses and flats in varied settings close to green space and transport. Before discussing an instruction in Hampton, assemble the tenancy agreement, property and deposit records, compliance documents, repair history and any written sale plans. A property appraisal should reflect the tenancy, condition, access arrangements and the intended sale route.
Hermens provides property agency and management services, not legal advice. Landlords remain free to choose their own solicitor or adviser.