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From what’s described, this might have to have been a contractual tenancy and not an AST (converted building and landlord lives in another part of the converted building).
On balance, we would probably serve the section 21 notice, which matches the tenancy you’ve given, but if it’s found it should have been a contractual tenancy, that will be the wrong notice, and it should have been a notice to quit.
Giving notice to quit now might complicate matters, though and if nobody notices it’s possibly the wrong tenancy it should sail through.
There’s no easy answer in reality.
For the notice, please see here.