You can apply to rent a garage on a council housing estate. We may have a vacant garage available to let.
You can apply to rent a garage from us if you are a:
- council tenant
- council leaseholder
- private resident in Hounslow
What you can use a garage for
You can use a garage to park your vehicle.
You cannot use it to:
- store flammable materials, gas cylinders, chemicals or perishable items
- set up a source of ignition or a gas or electricity supply
Cost of renting a garage
The table below shows our weekly and monthly rent charges from 6 April 2026 to 4 April 2027.
| Type of resident | Weekly rent | Monthly rent |
|---|---|---|
| Council tenant | £21.20 | £91.87 |
| Council leaseholder | £26.67 | £115.57 |
| Private resident | £32 | £138.67 |
Apply
You can make an online application to rent a garage. You will be able to choose your garage location during your application.
After you apply
We will contact you when a garage becomes available in the area you choose.
We will ask you to visit our office to sign for the garage. You will need to bring your:
- driving licence
- vehicle registration certificate (log book)
- passport or birth certificate
- proof of address such as an electricity, gas, water or phone bill or bank statement from the last three months
- bank details for setting up rent payments
We will photocopy your documents and hand them back to you.
Terminating a garage tenancy
We require seven days notice to terminate a tenancy. It will expire on a Monday.
You need to send an email to:
We will arrange an appointment to return the garage key(s) to us in person at Hounslow House.
You must leave the garage clear of all belongings and in a reasonable state of repair and condition.
Repairs and maintenance
If your garage requires any repairs or maintenance during your tenancy, you can inform us by email with the address and your full contact details:
Terms and conditions
We reserve the right to refuse an application if your housing rent or service charge account is in arrears. If your account goes into arrears your garage will be repossessed. If you are a council tenant and get behind with your rent for your home, we may end your garage agreement, even if you do not owe rent for the garage.
We have discretion to vary the licence fee, other charges or any terms of the licence by giving seven days' written notice.
Rents can be paid weekly or monthly but must be paid in advance. You will be required to complete a Direct Debit mandate form at the time you accept the garage license. An advance payment must be made to cover any rent charges until the first Direct Debit is due.
