Every tenancy agreement must include the following minimum information:
The full names and contact addresses of the landlord and tenant (including contact email address and mobile telephone number, if they have them).
The address of the property that’s being rented.
The date the tenancy agreement is signed.
The date the tenancy is to begin.
Addresses for service for both the landlord and the tenant.
Whether the tenant is under the age of 18.
The amount of any bond.
The rent amount and frequency of payments.
The place or bank account number where the rent is to be paid.
Any fees (for a letting agent or solicitor) to be paid (if applicable).
A list of any chattels (like furniture, curtains and other fittings) provided by the landlord.
If the tenancy is a fixed-term tenancy, the date the tenancy will end.
Landlords are required to disclose in the Tenancy Agreement for any tenancy commencing after 1 July 2016, information about insulation installed in the ceilings, floors, or walls together with details of the location, type, and condition of all insulation (note that wall insulation is not a compulsory requirement and if a landlord is unsure whether or not the property contains wall insulation, they can state “no known”).
