Confused? Our glossary of Leaseholder terms can help.
Leasehold ownership of a home is a long-term tenancy that
gives the leaseholder the right to use the property for living
purposes for a set period of time.
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Leasehold ownership of a home is a long-term tenancy that
gives the leaseholder the right to use the property for living
purposes for a set period of time.
We have over 900 leasehold properties in Torfaen and we have a specialist leasehold management team who can help you with any questions.
The team is there to help you with any issues such as:
We have a designated Leaseholder team at Bron Afon, you can contact them here.
*Any personal information which you provide within any Bron Afon form will be stored securely and confidentially and will be used solely in relation to the subject that you request from the options below. Your personal information will not be supplied to any party outside of Bron Afon.
Ground rent is a payment you make to your landlord as a condition of the lease.
Ground Rent is the rent charged for the land on which the property is built. It is not a rent for the actual property itself. We charge you a fixed annual ground rent of between £10 and £30, in accordance with your lease.
We worked with some of our leaseholders to pick out these useful links. If you think of any other links that would benefit other leaseholders, please email leasehold@bronafon.org.uk