What is loss of amenity for contract damage under English law?

Loss of amenity is a concept in English contract law that refers to a reduction in the enjoyment or quality of life that results from a particular situation or event. In the context of contracts, loss of amenity may be relevant where a contract involves the use of property, such as a lease agreement. If the property becomes less suitable for the purpose for which it was rented, the tenant may have a claim for loss of amenity. The extent to which loss of amenity constitutes a breach of contract will depend on the specific terms of the contract and the circumstances of each case.