Landlord Contact Details

I think you should go to the trading standards at your town hall and call the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ESTATE AGENTS to see what they have to say on the matter.

Check your lease to see if there is a get out clause, for example if you entered a 12 month tenancy then maybe after 6 months you can give a months notice to leave, they should by law have given you a copy of the tenancy agreement, so check it out!!

Unfortunately if the property is managed, the landlord has in effect paid for anonimity and therefore have hired Foxtons to act as a mediator on their behalf. Perhaps in this case they cannot get hold of the landlord to get his permission to provide his details to you. What you should try to do in future, whether the property is managed or not, is get all the landlord's contact details yourself before signing the contract as the management department will not alway be realiable to have gathered all this information in order to get hold of the landlord, which, especially in times of emergencies, is absolutely paramount to obtain.

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Time and time again, i tell people don't bother with estate agents, rent direct from private landlords you normally get a better service, go on to www.rentdirectuk.co.uk and register your details, landlords search for suitable tenants too.

 

Done........enough said.....avoid these crooks

As a lawyer... they don't have to!  I have rented through Foxtons as a tenant some years back and let my property through Foxtons as a landlord.  We pay them a great deal to look after the mundane day to day affairs of managing the property.  My tenant approached me and asked to make a contract directly with myself and him (and of course tried to get a reduced rent). Foxtons hired a private investigator and found out...  I laugh now but I wouldn't bother asking for your landlords details and they are not obliged by law to provide this information to you.  I suggest in future you actually READ the contract you're signing like many of the other idiots on here.  This is why I let Foxtons manager my property... to deal with prats like yourself who have no concept of an agreement and where the UK law system allows for idiots like you to exist!