The Bristol Residential Letting Co

A Bristol lettings specialist

The Bristol Residential Letting Co concentrates on residential lettings and property management rather than general property sales. It has three Bristol offices in Bishopston, Clifton and Southville, giving landlords and tenants local contact points across the city. The agency says it has operated since 2004. Its website includes available rental homes and information for people letting a property for the first time, changing agents or preparing for a new tenancy.

Services for landlords

Landlord services include rental valuation, marketing, tenant selection and ongoing management. The agency also discusses licensing, safety requirements, maintenance and rent collection as part of its work. A landlord comparing service levels should ask which tasks are included, which are charged separately and how the agency handles repairs or vacant periods. The company offers an app that lets landlords follow property activity, and its site has guidance about switching from another agent. Any proposed rental price should be assessed against the property’s condition and local demand.

Renting a home through the agency

Prospective tenants can search the agency’s current listings and read its renting guidance and FAQs. A listing should show the rent, deposit, location and property details; applicants can ask about viewing arrangements and the stages of reference checks before committing. The website also publishes a tenant fee tariff and a complaints procedure. For existing tenancies, the local teams and central management staff are points of contact for maintenance or account questions. Responses and processes may depend on the specific tenancy agreement.

Offices and enquiries

The Bishopston office can be reached on 0117 244 2040, Southville on 0117 370 8818 and Clifton on 0117 973 5237. The Clifton email is clifton@bristolreslet.com. The company’s registered address is 19 Clifton Down Shopping Centre, Whiteladies Road, Bristol BS8 2NN. The website provides separate landlord and tenant enquiry routes, which helps direct a question to the right team. Before visiting a branch, check its current opening arrangements and whether an appointment is needed.