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Landlord Insurance UK Compare Quotes for Your Property or Portfolio

Whether you own one buy-to-let property or manage a larger portfolio, Peacock can compare landlord and property owners insurance quotations available from our panel of insurers, based on the information you provide.

  • Single properties & portfolios
  • HMOs considered
  • Childcare premises considered
  • Residential & specialist property risks
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Quotes and cover are subject to eligibility, underwriting and insurer terms, conditions, limits, excesses and exclusions. Peacock compares products available from its insurer panel and does not compare every insurer in the UK.

FCA regulated UK insurance broker Peacock Insurance Services Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FRN 603863.
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Reviewed 13 September 2026 by the Peacock Property Insurance Team. Product information is general and your individual quotation and policy documents determine the cover offered.
Protecting rental property

What is Landlord Insurance?

Landlord Insurance is property insurance designed for homes and other buildings that are owned and let to tenants. It is sometimes also described as Property Owners Insurance or Buy-to-Let Insurance.

Standard home insurance is normally designed around an owner-occupied property. Once a property is let, the occupancy, liability exposure and potential loss-of-rent risk can be different.

Depending on the policy selected, landlord insurance can include protection for the building, Property Owners' Liability, insured loss of rent and optional extensions such as accidental damage, malicious damage, legal expenses or rent guarantee.

Peacock is an insurance broker rather than an insurer. We can consider your requirements against products available from our insurer panel and provide quotations based on the information you give us.

Peacock can arrange landlord insurance across the UK for individual properties and property portfolios , including eligible specialist property risks.

Residential properties representing landlord and property owners insurance
From one property to a portfolio

What types of property can Peacock consider?

Peacock can consider straightforward residential buy-to-let properties together with a range of more specialist property-owner risks, subject to insurer acceptance and underwriting.

Single residential buy-to-let properties
Multiple properties & portfolios
Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)
Properties let to childcare / child care facilities
Eligible specialist property-owner risks
Unoccupied properties where cover is available
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Landlord insurance cover

What can Landlord Insurance cover?

The precise protection depends on the insurer and policy selected. Common landlord and property owners insurance options can include:

Buildings Insurance

Protection for the insured building against specified events including fire, storm, flood, escape of water and other insured causes of damage.

  • Appropriate rebuild value required
  • Policy excesses and exclusions apply
  • Cover varies between insurers

Property Owners' Liability

Can respond to eligible claims where you become legally liable for third-party injury or property damage arising from ownership of the insured property.

  • Indemnity limits vary
  • Legal liability must fall within the policy
  • Terms and exclusions apply

Loss of Rent

Can protect insured rental income where an insured event makes the property uninhabitable or otherwise triggers the relevant policy section.

  • Indemnity periods apply
  • Financial limits apply
  • The underlying cause normally needs to be insured

Trace & Access

Eligible policies may include costs associated with locating and accessing the source of certain insured leaks.

  • Limits vary
  • Covered causes vary
  • Check the policy wording

Accidental & Malicious Damage

Accidental damage and malicious damage by tenants can be available as optional extensions on eligible landlord policies.

  • Not automatically included
  • Limits and excesses differ
  • Tenant type can affect availability

Legal Expenses & Rent Guarantee

Optional protection may be available for specified landlord legal disputes and eligible insured rent arrears.

  • Tenant referencing may be required
  • Limits and waiting periods can apply
  • Only applies where the cover is purchased
Cover descriptions are general summaries only. Insurance is subject to eligibility, underwriting and insurer terms, conditions, limits, exclusions and excesses. Always review your quotation and policy documentation.
Specialist property risks

HMO and Childcare Premises Insurance

Some properties fall outside a straightforward single-house buy-to-let risk and may require additional underwriting information.

HMO Landlord Insurance

Property-owner insurance for Houses in Multiple Occupation, subject to insurer acceptance.

An HMO can present a different insurance risk from a property let to one household. Insurers may ask for additional details before offering terms.

  • Number of occupants and letting units
  • Tenant profile and tenancy arrangements
  • HMO licensing position
  • Fire protection and alarm arrangements
  • Property construction and condition
  • Management arrangements
Important: Insurance does not replace a landlord's licensing, housing, fire-safety or other legal responsibilities.

Properties Let to Childcare Facilities

Property-owner insurance where premises are leased to eligible nurseries or childcare operators.

If you own a property that is let to a nursery, daycare provider or other child care facility, the occupational use needs to be declared accurately.

  • The childcare activity carried out
  • Building construction and security
  • Kitchen or cooking facilities
  • Outdoor play areas
  • Lease and responsibility arrangements
  • Previous claims history
Property owner or childcare operator? This page concerns insurance for the owner of the property. If you also operate the childcare business, separate business and liability insurance may be required.
Comparing value, not just price

How can I find cheaper Landlord Insurance?

If you are searching for cheap landlord insurance, comparing premium alone can be misleading. A lower-priced policy may come with different excesses, limits, conditions or levels of cover.

Compare quotations on an equivalent basis and make sure the insurer has accurate information about the property and its use.

Compare equivalent cover and limits
Check compulsory and voluntary excesses
Use an appropriate rebuild value
Declare the correct occupancy
Consider portfolio arrangements
Choose optional cover you need

Peacock can compare landlord quotations available from its insurer panel. The lowest premium will not necessarily provide the cover most appropriate to your requirements.

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Understanding your quotation

How much does Landlord Insurance cost?

There is no single price that applies to every landlord. Insurers assess the individual property, occupancy, claims history and cover requested.

Property type & construction Age, construction, size and building type can influence the premium.
Tenants & occupancy Tenant type, number of occupants and property use can affect underwriting.
Buildings rebuild value Buildings insurance is generally based on rebuilding cost rather than sale value.
Location & exposure Flood, subsidence, theft and other geographical exposures may affect terms.
Claims history Previous property claims and losses can affect underwriting and premium.
Cover, limits & excesses Optional sections and different limits or excesses can alter the final cost.

Why ask Peacock for a quote?

Peacock is a UK insurance broker arranging property insurance for landlords and property owners.

FCA regulated UK insurance broker
Landlord and property-owner insurance experience
Individual properties and portfolios considered
HMO and specialist occupancy considered
Eligible childcare premises can be considered
Broker support when reviewing your quotation

How to get a Landlord Insurance quote

1. Tell us about your property or portfolio

Provide details about the building or buildings, tenants, occupancy, claims history and cover required.

2. We consider available panel options

Your information can be assessed against landlord or property-owner products available from Peacock's insurer panel.

3. Review your quotation

Consider the premium, cover, limits, excesses, terms and exclusions before deciding whether to purchase.

External customer feedback

What landlords say about Peacock

Selected landlord-related reviews published on Peacock's Trustpilot profile.

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The overall Trustpilot score and review count relate to Peacock Insurance Services as a whole and are not a landlord-insurance-only rating. The reviews shown above are selected landlord-related reviews from Peacock's public Trustpilot profile. Visit Trustpilot to view Peacock's complete review profile. Individual experiences and savings vary and do not guarantee another customer's premium, saving, cover or outcome.
Frequently asked questions

Landlord Insurance FAQs

Common questions from UK landlords and property owners.

Is Landlord Insurance legally required in the UK?
There is no general legal requirement that every UK landlord must buy a specific landlord insurance policy. A mortgage lender, freeholder, lease or other agreement may, however, require particular insurance.
What is the difference between home insurance and Landlord Insurance?
Standard home insurance is normally arranged for an owner-occupied property. Landlord Insurance is designed around property let to tenants and can include landlord-specific covers.
Is Landlord Insurance the same as Property Owners Insurance?
The terms overlap. Landlord Insurance is commonly used for residential rental property, while Property Owners Insurance is a broader term that can apply to other property-owner risks.
Is Landlord Insurance the same as Buy-to-Let Insurance?
Buy-to-Let Insurance is commonly used as another name for landlord insurance where a residential property is owned for letting to tenants.
Can Peacock arrange HMO Landlord Insurance?
Peacock can consider Houses in Multiple Occupation, subject to insurer acceptance and underwriting. Additional information about occupants, licensing, fire precautions and management may be required.
Can a landlord insure property used as a nursery or childcare facility?
Properties leased to nursery, daycare or other childcare operators can be considered subject to insurer acceptance. The exact occupational use must be declared.
Can I insure several rental properties together?
Portfolio insurance can be available for landlords with multiple properties. The appropriate arrangement depends on the properties, occupancies and insurer terms.
Does Landlord Insurance cover loss of rent?
Many landlord policies can include insured loss-of-rent cover following an insured property-damage event, subject to the limits and policy wording.
Is Rent Guarantee the same as loss-of-rent cover?
No. Loss-of-rent cover normally follows insured property damage. Rent Guarantee is designed around specified tenant rent arrears and has separate eligibility and policy conditions.
Does Landlord Insurance cover malicious damage by tenants?
Malicious damage by tenants can be available as an optional extension on some landlord policies. Limits, excesses and exclusions can apply.
Does Landlord Insurance include accidental damage?
Accidental damage may be available as an optional extension depending on the insurer and policy selected.
Can Peacock insure an unoccupied rental property?
Unoccupied property can sometimes be considered, although different conditions, security requirements or specialist cover may apply.
What is the correct buildings sum insured?
Buildings insurance is normally based on the cost of rebuilding the property rather than its current sale or market value.
How much does Landlord Insurance cost?
There is no fixed landlord insurance price. Property type, location, rebuild value, tenants, occupancy, claims history, cover and excesses can all affect the premium. For more detail, see our 2026 UK Landlord Insurance Cost Guide .
How can I get cheaper Landlord Insurance?
Compare quotations on an equivalent basis, check limits and excesses, provide accurate property information and consider portfolio arrangements where appropriate. The lowest price is not necessarily the best cover.
Does Peacock compare every Landlord Insurance provider?
No. Peacock compares products available through its insurer panel. We do not compare every insurer or landlord insurance product in the UK.
What information will I need for a Landlord Insurance quote?
You will normally need details about the property, construction, rebuild value, tenants, occupancy, claims history, security, unoccupancy and the cover required. Portfolio quotations may require information for each property.

Ready to compare Landlord Insurance?

Whether you own one rental property or a wider portfolio, tell us about your properties, tenants and the cover you need. Peacock can consider landlord and property-owner quotations available from our insurer panel.

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Peacock Insurance Services Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and is entered on the Financial Services Register under reference 603863. Peacock Insurance Services Limited is registered in England and Wales, company number 08557985. Insurance is subject to eligibility, underwriting and insurer terms, conditions, limits, exclusions and excesses. Information on this page is general and does not replace your quotation, policy wording or other contractual documentation.
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