Find Your Next UK Home – Buy, Rent or Holiday Let

Welcome to Holly Lets Property Hub, the place you go when you need a clear, simple way to see what’s on the market. Whether you’re hunting for a first‑time buyer home, a rental that fits your budget, or a cosy holiday let for a weekend escape, we’ve got it all in one spot.

Why Choose Holly Lets?

Our site pulls together listings from trusted agents across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, so you never miss a chance. Filters let you sort by price, location, bedroom count or pet‑friendly status in seconds. Plus, each property page includes a quick market snapshot so you know if you’re getting a good deal.

Explore Our Top Property Categories

From First Time Buyer guides to Luxury Property showcases, our categories are built around what people actually search for. Need an affordable home? Check the Affordable Homes list. Want to share a purchase? Look at Shared Ownership. Whatever your goal, the hub makes it easy to jump straight to the listings that matter.

Start typing your dream address, set your filters, and let Holly Lets do the heavy lifting. Your next property is just a few clicks away.

What Is the 50% Rule in Rental Property? A Simple Guide for Buy-to-Let Investors
15 Jan

The 50% rule in rental property helps investors estimate operating expenses. It says half your rent will go to repairs, insurance, management, and vacancies-before mortgage payments. A simple way to avoid losing money on buy-to-let investments.

What Is a Luxury Housing? Defining High-End Homes in 2026
12 Jan

Luxury housing in 2026 is defined by thoughtful design, premium materials, and seamless functionality-not size or price. Discover what truly makes a high-end home feel luxurious.

How to Pay Yourself as a Shared Ownership Home Owner
11 Jan

Learn how to legally access your equity as a shared ownership homeowner - through staircasing, remortgaging, or selling your share - without breaking housing association rules.

What Is a Share of Ownership Called in Shared Ownership Homes?
8 Jan

A share of ownership in a shared ownership home is called an equity share. It lets you buy part of a property while paying rent on the rest, offering a path to homeownership without needing a full deposit.

What Are the Downsides of Fractional Ownership in Real Estate?
5 Jan

Fractional ownership offers access to luxury homes without full-price ownership, but hidden fees, inflexible scheduling, and poor resale value make it a risky choice for most buyers.

Is it better to take owner's draw or salary in a shared ownership home?
1 Jan

In shared ownership homes, choosing between owner's draw and salary affects taxes, fairness, and legal compliance. Learn why salary is usually the smarter, safer choice for co-owners doing work.

Is It Rude to Ask If You Can Bring Your Dog to Someone's House?
28 Dec

Asking to bring your dog to someone's house isn't rude - but how you ask is everything. Learn the right way to request pet access, why renters need to be extra careful, and what to do when the answer is no.

How to Qualify as a First-Time Home Buyer in North Carolina
25 Dec

Learn how to qualify as a first-time home buyer in North Carolina, including income limits, down payment assistance, credit requirements, and step-by-step eligibility rules for 2025.

Why Is ESOP Risky for Shared Ownership Homebuyers?
22 Dec

ESOP shared ownership schemes may seem like an affordable path to homeownership, but hidden fees, limited control, and risky resale terms can trap buyers. Learn why this model often costs more than it saves.

How to Convincing Your Landlord to Let You Have a Dog
21 Dec

Learn how to get your landlord to approve your dog with a proven strategy: show responsibility, offer a pet deposit, provide vet proof, and propose a trial period. Works in Auckland rentals.

What is the NC Extra Credit Grant for First-Time Home Buyers?
18 Dec

The NC Extra Credit Grant helps first-time home buyers in North Carolina with up to 5% of the purchase price toward down payment and closing costs-no repayment required. Learn who qualifies, how it works, and how to apply.

Do You Pay Monthly for Timeshare? Here’s Exactly What You’ll Owe
15 Dec

Timeshares aren't free vacations - you pay monthly maintenance fees, often $100-$200, even if you never use the property. Learn what you're really signing up for and why most owners regret it.