| LODGINGS | Rooms rented to live in |
| ALLOTMENT | Word for an act of apportionment; the portion granted; a parcel of a field historically assigned to a tenant cottager to labour for him/herself; or, today, a plot rented to grow one's own flowers, fru |
| BLOCKOFFLATS | A building rented to store punctured tyres in? (5,2,5) |
| RINGLET | Lock phone that's rented to tenant |
| RESIDENT | Is rented to a government representative, maybe (8) |
| CANALETTO | Miraculous place rented to artist |
| STILETTO | Turns up, it's rented to type down at heel (8) |
| MOTEL | Its accommodation is rented to motorists for short periods (5) |
| LEASED | Left one relaxed, having rented a place to live in (6) |
| HABITABLE | Custom in a position to make fit to live in |
| AFLOAT | Love to be seen in a place to live in the water (6) |
| RUSTICATE | Unstated reversal in plan to go to live in the country (9) |
| RESTHOME | A place to live in East Street, hard to find in capital (4-4) |
| BRYSON | Bill American author of travel and non-fiction books, moved to Norfolk, in spite of saying 'I really wanted to live in a hilly place' (6) |
| LICIT | With permission, starts to live in city in Thailand |
| MORECAMBE | In addition, Scot retired to live in English resort |
| APARTMENT | Suite of rooms to live in (9) |
| IGLOO | Kind of home mentioned in Cat Stevens's "I Want to Live in a Wigwam" |
| MORAG | Nickname of the monster said to live in Loch Morar in the Scottish Highlands (5) |
| ETONIAN | Someone who used to live in the USSR won't want son in a public school (7) |
