Holding
Property is bought and registered in the company's own name. What happens to a building afterwards — whether it is kept, let, repaired, altered or sold — is decided by the company itself.
Property held and let on the company’s own account
Private property company · London N16
Petley Limited owns residential and commercial property. It lets that property directly, and from time to time it buys and sells. Everything it does, it does for itself.
The company is not an estate agency, a letting agency or a managing agent. It holds no client money and acts for no third party. When you deal with Petley Limited about a building, you are dealing with the party whose name is on the title.
Property is bought and registered in the company's own name. What happens to a building afterwards — whether it is kept, let, repaired, altered or sold — is decided by the company itself.
Where a property is available, it is let by the company direct to the occupier. The rent, the term and the obligations on both sides are set out in a written agreement rather than settled by conversation.
The company buys occasionally and sells occasionally, on its own account. Approaches from owners, solicitors and agents with something to offer are read and answered.
Enquiries are dealt with in writing, because a written record is worth more to both sides than a recollection of a call. Whether you are asking about renting, about a building you own, or about a property already held by the company, the shape of it is the same.
What you send is read and answered on its merits. If the company cannot help, it will say so rather than leave the enquiry open. Nothing is agreed — no rent, no price, no term, no obligation — until it has been confirmed in writing by the company.
Costs, timing and terms are particular to each property and to each proposal, so they are not published here. They are set out in writing before anything is committed.
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These are the details recorded at Companies House. They are the whole of what the company publishes about itself, and they can be checked against the public register.