Roundabout Properties LTD

30/05/2026

Available for rent, Immediately , Executive home. Suitable for large family.
rental iro of £3450. + 5 weeks deposit. Pm for more details.

29/11/2025

Have a look at one of our properties available to rent now.
26 Eastmoor MK125GX
£1450

20/05/2025

06/03/2025

The new tenancy laws are going to place many landlords in a precarious situation with private renters. We can offer landlords long term contracts with guaranteed rents. Do you have a four or five bedroom house ? We can rent it .

19/02/2025

To rent: Five bedroom luxurious detached house near Furzton lake . Completely refurbished.
Great location near schools and lake. Available in March 2025

19/02/2025

Rental updates.

With an estimated 8.6 million private and social rental homes, and 2.5 million landlords, the rental market appears on the surface to be healthy. However, with rental prices continuing to rise year-on-year, the industry poses many challenges for both tenants and property owners.

Top 10 rental market statistics

The number of rental homes in England has increased by over a third (36%) from 6.3 million in 1990 to 8.6 million in 2023.
One in five (20%) of rental homes were built prior to 1919.
As of 2023, there are 4.3 million semi-detached homes on the rental market.
With 1.1 million private renters, London has two-thirds (66%) more private renters than the next highest region, the South East.
A one-bedroom flat in London costs an average of £1,529 a month to rent (79% more than the next most expensive region – the South East).
Private renters aged 16 to 24 spend nearly half (46.5%) of their income on housing costs.
Close to a fifth (19.1%) of movers say their primary motive for moving property is to have more space.
Between Q4 2023 and Q2 2024, the average cost of private rent increased by 8.3%.
More than a third (34.9%) of landlords are retired in England.
Over half (52.9%) of landlords have spent 11 or more years in business.

19/02/2025

How the new Renters reform bill is going to affect landlords.

The Renters' Rights Bill is expected to become law between July and October 2025. The bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons on January 14, 2025. It then passed its first reading in the House of Lords on January 15 and its second reading on February 4.
What the bill does
Bans "no-fault" section 21 evictions
Replaces fixed-term tenancies with periodic tenancies
Prohibits discrimination against tenants receiving benefits or with children
Ends bidding wars by prohibiting offers above the listed price
Introduces a Decent Homes Standard for the private rented sector
Requires landlords to address hazards like damp and mold within a specified time period

If you are a landlord and would like to rent your property to a social care provider who will take care of your property then contact us.

23/01/2024

Spacious four bedroom house to rent in Two Mile Ash Milton Keynes Available in March 24