Lease & rent · Cheshire & Greater Manchester

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Architect-designed houses, penthouses and company lets, presented properly and managed with care by an agent that answers quickly.

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Why PIO

Some homes are simply a better place to be. We find them, present them properly, and look after them for the people who own and live in them.

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Lease & rental listings

Homes ready fortheir next chapter

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Walk througha PIO home

See a property the way you would on a viewing: the approach, the frontage, the atrium and the hall. Choose a chapter to jump straight to it.

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Step inside

Space, light andfinish that stand out

Our listings are chosen for design, location and quality, from floating staircases to double-height living rooms.

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The atrium
A double-height living room beneath a glass roof
Beneath the skylight
A living room with a sculpted illuminated feature wall
Feature lighting
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City views
A sunken lounge opening to a terrace
Open-plan living

How renting works

From first viewingto keys in hand

Four clear steps, with a named person at PIO guiding you through each one.

1

Tell us what you need

Search online or send a message with your budget, areas and move-in date. We shortlist homes that fit.

2

View in person

Pick a time that suits you and see the property with someone who knows the street and the landlord.

3

Apply and reference

Complete a simple application. We run referencing and right-to-rent checks and keep you updated.

4

Sign and move in

Sign the tenancy agreement, pay the first month and deposit, and collect your keys on move-in day.

Plan your budget

What income willI need?

Move the slider to see typical referencing income and move-in costs for a monthly rent.

Monthly rent£8,000
Many agents and landlords ask for annual household income of at least 30 times the monthly rent. Requirements differ between landlords and referencing companies, so ask us about your situation. The deposit cap is five weeks’ rent, or six weeks where annual rent is £50,000 or more.

Typical income needed

£240,000

Maximum deposit (6 weeks): £0

First month plus deposit: £0

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For landlords

Let your propertywith confidence

Strong tenants, steady rent and none of the weekend phone calls. Choose a tenant-find service or hand us the day-to-day.

  • Honest rental valuation based on real demand in your area
  • Professional marketing, including photography and video
  • Tenant referencing, right-to-rent checks and deposit protection
  • Rent collection, maintenance coordination and inspections
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Good to know

Questions wehear most

Send an enquiry from any listing and we will reply with available times, usually within one working day. Evening and weekend viewings can be arranged where the landlord agrees.

In England, agents can only charge permitted payments: rent, a refundable tenancy deposit capped at five weeks’ rent (six weeks if the annual rent is £50,000 or more), a holding deposit capped at one week’s rent, and a small number of default charges. We explain every cost before you commit.

No. Since 1 May 2026, landlords and agents in England cannot invite or accept offers above the advertised rent. The rent shown on a listing is the rent you pay.

Most new residential tenancies in England are now rolling (periodic) tenancies with no fixed end date, and you can leave by giving the notice the law allows. Company and executive lets can be agreed as leases with a term by arrangement.

You can ask. Under the Renters’ Rights Act, landlords in England must not unreasonably refuse a pet request and must respond within 28 days. We will help you put the request together.

Ready to find your next home?

Browse what is available now, or tell us what you are looking for and we will do the searching.

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