lettable

Suitable for tenants

Lettable describes property that is suitable or available for renting out: The renovations made the flat lettable again.

The term appears primarily in British English, where "let" is the standard word for renting property.

A landlord might assess whether a building is in lettable condition before listing it.

condition

habitable

Fit for dwelling

ready · furnished · unfurnished · renovated · well-maintained · modernized · refurbished · spacious · bright · clean

tenancy

landlord

Property owner renting out

contract · deposit · rent · occupancy · tenancy · renewal · duration · covenant · eviction · yield

property

flat

Lacking vertical variation

  • apartmentRented unit in building
  • unitIndividual part or measure
  • studioCreative professional's workspace

townhouse · cottage · villa · bungalow · semi-detached · detached · terrace · dwelling · residence · accommodation

Opposites
rental availability

lettableunrentable

Cannot be leased out

uninhabitable · unfit for habitation · condemned · derelict · dilapidated

occupancy type

lettableowner-occupied

Resided in by proprietor

private residence · principal residence · primary residence

Family

let, letter, letters, let out, letting, lets, leaflet, sublet, subletting

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