How much does the rent vary all over the country?

[Miaoriely2017]

only answer if your comfortable but what rent is paid in different areas of the country?
Reading through threads and it's a bit of a eye opener.
I have a 2 bed in north east (social housing) and pay £330 a month
My boyfriend was talking about eventually moving further south (he works as a haulage driver and more work ) how much would social or private housing be down south?

Two bed Victorian terrace next to me has just gone in at £1500. Zone 4 London.

And for comparison we bought ours which is a three bed ten years ago and pay £950 in mortgage.

Private rent, 2 bed house in seaside town in South West Wales. £425pcm.

I don't rent (any more!) but my neighbours do: £1300 for a two bed, two bath house with a small garden and private parking in a nice area of sussex.

Nottinghamshire, 3 bed semi with large garden and drive, very nice area with great neighbours £650pcm

Medium town on the Wiltshire/Somerset border 8 miles from Bath - approx 650 for a 2 bed and 1k for the house we own (4 bed townhouse with garden and parking). In Bath itself it's about 750 for a 2 bed mouldy flat.

My in-laws live in Stamford, Lincolnshire and it's about 1200 for a family house.

NW coast. 3 bed with a loft conversion to make it a 4 bed. Terrace, decent size and a small garden £950 a month

Border of Yorks/Greater Manchester. Semi rural but commutable to Leeds and Manchester. £500pm for a two bed terrace with a garden but no parking.

NDN has their house up for rent. It's a 1930s semi with 3 bedrooms, large garden and a garage in a quiet cul-de-sac. It's advertised at £925pcm, which is cheap for the area. We are between Bristol and Bath.

Large 4 bed on south coast £1475 a month

Kent coast, 650pcm for a two bed bungalow with garage, lots of on street parking and a garden.

West Sussex, £1100 for a 3 bed semi, but it is, ahem, a bit 'tired'. If it was refurbished, new kitchen and bathroom etc, it would be more like £1300-£1400. We had to prove we earned minimum of £33k a year between us before they'd consider our application.

2100 a month, 2 bed, London zone 2. That's considered very reasonable round here. Rents appear to be slipping in London now

Small Sussex town, approx an hour from central London by train.

1-bed flats: £750-£900 pcm

2-bed houses: £1,100-£1,400 pcm

3-bed houses: £1,300-£2,000

Parking a nightmare unless you live on one of outlying estates, so off-street parking adds loads to the rent.

Tiny 2 up, 2 down with small courtyard and parking, seaside town in East Anglia. £525, but this is in the nice part of town, cheaper on the 'rough' side!

Cannot get my head around London prices!

Private rent in a commuter town in the east midlands. Large 2 bed flat, first floor, no garden or parking. £425 a month.

London (Zone 1), serious 'mates rates' on a 2-bed flat that would otherwise cost at least £3000 a month.

I'm very lucky, I know!

The last place I rented was 2 years ago, small 2 bedroom flat £1,100pcm. About 25 miles outside of London but 'nice' part of the south east with direct 20 min train to central London.

East Midlands, walking distance to large hospital and university. Small 2 bed terrace with garden and off street parking £500 a month. Althoug my landlord could easily charge more.

Two bedroom ex-council flat in Zone 2, London. £1650 pcm.

Well you're going to hate me but 5 bed detached, £1200 just outside Glasgow. House prices were one ofthe main reasons we left London.

SE housing association £795 pm. Still cheap compared to £1200 plus an agent would charge

North west, 20 minutes by train to Manchester in a small town. We have a large 2 bedroom flat that we pay £500 a month for (however it should probably be a bit more as we've been here 13 years & they've never put the rent up).

3 bed/2 bath detached house in Suffolk coast, £675.

Previously rented a 2 bed tiny cottage in Suffolk/Norfolk border for £575.

1 bed flat in Norwich was £550 in centre of town six years ago.

Five bed/three bath detached house in centre of Cambridge was £2000 ten years ago.