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Coastal Lettings & Property Management

Registered as COASTAL LETTINGS & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LIMITED · Based in Weymouth · Ratings and company data last checked June 2026
✓ TPO registered Local
4.4★
11 Google reviews
2017
Established
At a glance
Coastal Lettings & Property Management is a local block & property management company based in Weymouth, trading 9 years (est. 2017). At Companies House it files micro entity accounts, lists 2 directors and has no late filings on record. It is registered with The Property Ombudsman under its regulated RLM category. It averages 4.4★ on Google (11 reviews). They state coverage of Weymouth & Portland, Dorset.
In their words
Independent lettings and property management company specialising in residential lettings and tenant placement in Weymouth & Portland, Dorset.
Google Business Profile
4.4★ (11)

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Accreditation & credentials

✓
The Property Ombudsman (TPO)
Registered with The Property Ombudsman under the Residential Leasehold Management (RLM) category — the regulated tier for leasehold block management. View TPO profile ↗
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The Property Institute (TPI)
Not a listed TPI member.

Geographic coverage

Weymouth & Portland, Dorset
As stated on their website
Also found in searches for
South West9
BournemouthBroadstoneChristchurchDorchesterPooleShaftesburyVerwoodWeymouthWimborne
Other3
Blandford ForumFerndownSherborne

Services

Block ManagementLettings

Services registered with TPO: Residential Leasehold Management - Option A

Before you appoint Coastal Lettings & Property Management

1
Verify TPO registration
Check the company is currently listed on the TPO register at tpos.co.uk ↗ — not just that they claim to be registered.
2
Confirm TPI membership if claimed
If they advertise TPI membership, verify it directly at tpi.org.uk ↗. Membership lapses are not always prominently disclosed.
3
Ask for the last two years of service charge accounts
Request certified service charge accounts for a comparable block they currently manage. Look for transparency on reserve fund contributions and major works expenditure.
4
Review the management agreement carefully
Before signing, check the notice period to end the contract, any early termination fees, and the full fee schedule — including charges for routine tasks that may not be covered by the headline management fee.
5
Read reviews on both Google and Trustpilot
Neither source is definitive on its own. A strong score on one platform alongside a poor score on another is worth investigating — check recency and whether responses to negative reviews are constructive.

Frequently asked questions

What does Coastal Lettings & Property Management do?

Coastal Lettings & Property Management is a local block and property management company based in Weymouth, offering block management, lettings.

Is Coastal Lettings & Property Management accredited?

Yes. Coastal Lettings & Property Management is registered with The Property Ombudsman (TPO), which requires client money protection, professional standards, and access to a formal complaints process for leaseholders.

Where does Coastal Lettings & Property Management operate?

Coastal Lettings & Property Management states on their website that they cover Weymouth & Portland, Dorset.

How do I make a complaint about Coastal Lettings & Property Management?

Submit a formal written complaint to Coastal Lettings & Property Management using their internal complaints procedure. If unresolved after 8 weeks, escalate to their redress scheme (TPO or PRS). For service charge disputes, apply to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) under Section 27A of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.

Ratings reflect the company overall, not a specific local office. Accreditation from TPO/TPI directories; company data from Companies House. Ratings and company data last checked June 2026. Page generated September 2026. See our methodology.