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HMO licensing in Haringey
Which licences a rented house needs in Haringey, and where. England. Checked 7 September 2026.
Haringey runs additional licensing and selective licensing on top of mandatory licensing.
Mandatory HMO licence: 5 or more people forming 2 or more households sharing facilities.
Additional licensing
Extends HMO licensing to smaller HMOs (typically 3 or 4 people) in a designated area.
Council approved a new borough-wide additional HMO licensing scheme for 2024-2029 on 12 March 2024, replacing the scheme that ended 26 May 2024; page says new scheme starts in or around May 2024, exact start and end dates not given (source: https://haringey.gov.uk/housing/housing-resident-engagement/consultations-housing/proposed-new-additional-licensing-scheme-houses-multiple-occupation-2024-2029).
Selective licensing
Every privately rented home in a designated area needs a licence, HMO or not.
Selective licensing for single-household lets in the designated zone came into force 17 November 2022 and runs for 5 years; end date not stated.
Council HMO page · HMO Article 4 in Haringey
Check an exact postcode for Article 4

Sources: Haringey council, gov.uk HMO licensing. Schemes change; confirm with the council before you offer.