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27.02.15 HMO Register Please note: There may be a number of poperties that don’t appear on the register because they are still in the renewal process. If you have an enquiry about a specific property that doesn’t appear on this register please speak to a member of staff for further information. Type Licensed Premises Short description of the Description of shared amenities Summary of conditions ward Max permitted Date Licence Duration Expiry date Number of storeys Number of Licence holder name Licence holder address Manager Agent name Managing Agent address licensed HMO or House occupants granted of Licence of licence comprising the habitable Licensed HMO rooms Mandatory HMO Licence 22 Old Landsdowne Road, Manchester, M20 2NU Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Didsbury West 11 29-Jul-13 5 28-Jul-18 4 14 Manchester Rent A MRA Home 39 Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 6TW Manchester Rent A MRA Home 39 Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 6TW Mandatory HMO Licence 52 Wood Road, Whalley Range, Manchester, M16 8BL Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Whalley Range 10 16-Aug-12 3 16-Aug-15 4 12 Yusuf Investments YI Ltd 14 Crimsworth Avenue, Whalley Range, Manchester, M16 0FB Mandatory HMO Licence 22 Swinbourne Grove, Manchester, M20 4PP Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Withington 6 07-Mar-13 5 06-Mar-18 3 8 Ms Gillian G Suppree 1 Elmridge Drive, Hale Barns, Altrincham, WA15 0JE Drake & D& Co 161a Dickenson Road, Longsight, Manchester, M14 5HZ Mandatory HMO Licence 35 Northen Grove, Manchester, M20 2NN Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Didsbury West 5 09-Dec-13 5 08-Dec-18 4 6 Mr Bernard B Marks 10 Erlesdene Court, Green Wall, Bowden, WA14 2SL Montrose M Properties 20A Lapwing Lane, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2WS Mandatory HMO Licence 71 Cavendish Street, Manchester, M15 6BN Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Hulme 12 08-Nov-13 4 07-Nov-17 4 16 IEM DEVELOPMENTS ID LIMITED Suite 20, Eaton Place Business Centre, 114 Washway Road, Sale, Manchester, M33 7TF IEM DEVELOPMENTS ID LIMITED Suite 20, Eaton Place Business Centre, 114 Washway Road, Sale, Manchester, M33 7TF Mandatory HMO Licence 479 Claremont Road, Manchester, M14 5WU Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Rusholme 5 08-Nov-12 5 07-Nov-17 3 6 Mr Sandeep S Tandon 14 Blackley Close, Unsworth, Bury, BL9 8LY Mandatory HMO Licence 2 Ash Grove, Manchester, M14 5GQ Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Longsight 7 14-Oct-13 5 13-Oct-18 4 7 Mr Wasim W Qureshi 82 King Street, Manchester, M2 4WQ Mr Wasim W Qureshi 82 King Street, Manchester, M2 4WQ Mandatory HMO Licence 43 Longley Lane, Manchester, M22 4JD Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Northenden 10 28-Jul-14 3 27-Jul-17 4 13 Mr Justin J Greenwood Boothside, 197 Mobberley Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8HY Mandatory HMO Licence 68 Norman Road, Manchester, M14 5LA Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Rusholme 8 08-Jul-13 5 07-Jul-18 3 11 Mr Bruce B Luckman Frome Lodge, Brown Edge Road, Buxton, SK17 7AA Mr Bruce B Luckman Frome Lodge, Brown Edge Road, Buxton, SK17 7AA Mandatory HMO Licence 40 Granville Road, Manchester, M14 6AE Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Old Moat 8 10-Dec-13 5 09-Dec-18 4 9 Mr Terence T Henry 17 Watts Street, Levenshulme, Manchester, M19 2TT Mr Terence T Henry 17 Watts Street, Levenshulme, Manchester, M19 2TT Mandatory HMO Licence 40 Granville Road, Manchester, M14 6AE Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Old Moat 8 10-Dec-13 5 09-Dec-18 3 11 Mr Terence T Henry 17 Watts Street, Levenshulme, Manchester, M19 2TT Mr Terence T Henry 17 Watts Street, Levenshulme, Manchester, M19 2TT Mandatory HMO Licence 30 Mayfield Road, Manchester, M16 8EU Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Whalley Range 8 10-Feb-15 4 09-Feb-19 4 8 David D James Plas Nantcol, Llanbedr, Wales, LL45 2PL Mandatory HMO Licence 122 Platt Lane, Manchester, M14 5NN Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Rusholme 5 24-Sep-12 5 23-Sep-17 3 5 Mrs Valerie V Torpey 338 Great Western Street, Manchester, M14 4DS Mandatory HMO Licence 45 Albany Road, Manchester, M21 0BH Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Chorlton 6 03-Sep-13 5 02-Sep-18 4 7 Mr David Michael DM Gilmore 109 Gravel Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 6LZ Mr David Michael DM Gilmore 109 Gravel Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 6LZ Mandatory HMO Licence 1043 Stockport Road, Manchester, M19 2TF Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Levenshulme 6 28-Dec-12 5 27-Dec-17 4 7 Yiu San YS Tou 61 Melbourne Street, Stalybridge, Ashton under Lyne, SK15 2JJ Mandatory HMO Licence 319A Wilmslow Road, Manchester, M14 6NW Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Fallowfield 5 18-Nov-13 4 17-Nov-17 3 9 Astute Estates AE Ltd 323 Wilmslow Road, Fallowfield, Manchester, M14 6NW Astute Estates AE Ltd 323 Wilmslow Road, Fallowfield, Manchester, M14 6NW Mandatory HMO Licence 319A Wilmslow Road, Manchester, M14 6NW Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Fallowfield 5 18-Nov-13 4 17-Nov-17 3 7 Astute Estates AE Ltd 323 Wilmslow Road, Fallowfield, Manchester, M14 6NW Astute Estates AE Ltd 323 Wilmslow Road, Fallowfield, Manchester, M14 6NW Mandatory HMO Licence 45 Longley Lane, Manchester, M22 4JD Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Northenden 10 29-Apr-14 4 28-Apr-18 4 2 Mr Justin J Greenwood Boothside, 197 Mobberley Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8HY Mr Justin J Greenwood Boothside, 197 Mobberley Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8HY Mandatory HMO Licence 45 Longley Lane, Manchester, M22 4JD Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Northenden 10 29-Apr-14 4 28-Apr-18 4 14 Mr Justin J Greenwood Boothside, 197 Mobberley Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8HY Mr Justin J Greenwood Boothside, 197 Mobberley Road, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8HY Mandatory HMO Licence 39 Longley Lane, Manchester, M22 4JD Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Northenden 8 04-Dec-13 5 03-Dec-18 4 10 Mrs Melanie Ann MA Shaw Croft Lodge, Hobcroft Lane, Mobberley, Cheshire, WA16 7QT Mrs Melanie Ann MA Shaw Croft Lodge, Hobcroft Lane, Mobberley, Cheshire, WA16 7QT Mandatory HMO Licence 2 Queenhill Road, Manchester, M22 4HW Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Northenden 5 27-Nov-13 5 26-Nov-18 3 9 Mrs Melanie Ann MA Shaw Croft Lodge, Hobcroft Lane, Mobberley, Cheshire, WA16 7QT Mrs Melanie Ann MA Shaw Croft Lodge, Hobcroft Lane, Mobberley, Cheshire, WA16 7QT Mandatory HMO Licence 106 Heald Grove, Manchester, M14 4AJ Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Rusholme 6 23-Aug-12 5 22-Aug-17 3 7 Mrs Flora F Jacobs 59 Bridge Lane, Temple Fortune, London, NW11 0ED Mandatory HMO Licence 243 Burton Road, Manchester, M20 2NA Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Didsbury West 5 22-Oct-12 5 21-Oct-17 4 7 Mrs Lisa L Battye 1 Moorside Road, Kersal, Salford, M7 3PJ Mandatory HMO Licence 247 Burton Road, Manchester, M20 2WA Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Didsbury West 5 22-Oct-12 5 21-Oct-17 4 7 Mrs Lisa L Battye 1 Moorside Road, Kersal, Salford, M7 3PJ Mandatory HMO Licence 226 Moseley Road, Manchester, M14 6PD Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Levenshulme 6 06-Jan-14 5 05-Jan-19 3 7 Miss Margaret M Maguire 87 Ginnell Terrace, Mullingar, Co West Meath, EIRE Miss Margaret M Maguire 23 Longford Road West, Reddish, Stockport, SK5 6EU Mandatory HMO Licence 99 Braemar Road, Manchester, M14 6PQ Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Levenshulme 5 07-Oct-13 5 06-Oct-18 3 6 Miss Margaret M Maguire 87 Ginnell Terrace, Mullingar, Co West Meath, EIRE Miss Margaret M Maguire 87 Ginnell Terrace, Mullingar, Co West Meath, EIRE Mandatory HMO Licence 2 Gransmoor Avenue, Manchester, M11 1HR Mandatorially Licensed HMO 1:5 amenity ratio and bedroom facilities Statutory and General Licence conditions Bradford 29 04-Aug-14 2 03-Aug-16 4 12 Mrs Sylvia S Meinen Overdale, Harryfields, Broadbottom, Cheshire, SK14 6BB Mrs Sylvia S Meinen Overdale, Harryfields,
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