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Our 4 bedroom house has 2 toilets and bathrooms - these were here in the early 1970s before we purchased the property.

Maximum number of people staying at our place is usually 6 - 8 and 2 toilets are on the go most times and we could do with a 3rd.

The HMO may be a distraction. All tenancies are covered by the Fitness for Human Habitation Regs. See link


http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2018/34/contents/enacted/data.htm


More simply -- contact environmental health in Lambeth (if the property is in Lambeth) and ask them.

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