Supported living · Adults aged 18+
Supported living property partnerships
We look for suitable self-contained homes for adults aged 18+ who need housing alongside housing-related support. Property owners provide the homes; support is delivered separately. Every opportunity is assessed individually.
Choose your route
Two separate ways to get involved
Submitting a property registers interest for review. It is not an offer to lease and does not guarantee a placement.
Landlords, agents, sourcers & developers
Introduce a self-contained home or small block that could suit supported living, on clear written terms.
Submit a Supported Living PropertySupport providers & commissioners
Organisations looking for a housing partner to work alongside their support services, or commissioners with identified need.
Provider & Commissioner EnquiriesClear responsibilities
Housing and support are kept separate
Housing landlord & housing management
The lease, the rent, the property condition, repairs and compliance. Who holds this role is agreed for each property — it may be Dreytons Housing Ltd or another housing partner.
Housing-related support
Keywork and housing-related support for adults 18+ may be delivered by Dreytons TLC Ltd, a separate company. This is non-regulated support — not personal care — and TLC is not a CQC-registered care provider or a Registered Provider of social housing.
Dreytons TLC Ltd does not automatically lease the properties submitted. Each arrangement is structured case by case.
Separately, Dreytons TLC Limited was awarded a Commissioning Alliance DPV contract for supported living in July 2025, providing a route to commissioning opportunities with participating local authorities.
Property suitability
What tends to work
Self-contained flats and small blocks are prioritised. Houses and HMOs are considered only selectively, where planning use, licensing, confirmed demand and funding are all in place. Submitting a property is an expression of interest only — it creates no commitment by any Dreytons company.
- Self-contained studios and one-bed flats
- Small blocks with self-contained units
- Selected houses and HMOs, where planning use and licensing allow
- Good access to transport, shops and local services
- Homes in good condition that meet safety standards
Before anything progresses
Every opportunity is conditional
We only take a property forward where it makes sense on every count. All of the following must be in place:
Lawful planning use
The property's planning use class must allow the proposed use, or appropriate consent must be in place.
Licensing & compliance
Relevant HMO or selective licensing, safety certificates and fire safety measures must be confirmed.
Confirmed demand
A commissioner or support provider must have identified a genuine need for the home.
Funding
Rent and service funding must be confirmed for each case. Housing benefit does not automatically cover supported living rents.
Suitability & due diligence
We review the property, its location, the lease and the people it would serve.
Commercial approval
Terms must be approved internally and agreed in writing before any commitment is made.
How it works
How a submission is reviewed
- 01
Submit details
Share the property, its planning and licensing position, and any demand you know of.
- 02
Initial review
We check suitability against our criteria and tell you whether it's worth taking further.
- 03
Due diligence
Viewing, compliance checks, and confirmation of demand and funding.
- 04
Written terms
Only after approval do we propose terms, agreed in writing by all parties.
Have a property that could be suitable?
Send us the details for review. We aim to respond within one working day with an initial reply.