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?

Small 3 be terrace on the South East (not London) I pay £975 a month.

2 bed semi with a big garden £600 in Norfolk but I'm very lucky. Similar houses in my town are around £750/800 a month

Private rent for a 2 bed flat or house around here (South Staffordshire) would be between £550 & £750 depending on the property.

Social housing rents are around £90 per week for a 2 bed and £110 per week for a 3 bed.

£1000 per month. 3 bed semi Berks/Oxon border. We get it a bit cheaper because we rent from a friend.

I think the general concensus is the further south you go the more you cam expect to pay. I rent a 2 bed flat in the south east for £740pm. A friend rents in Leeds, 3 bed detached house for £450.

10 years ago we were paying £1100 a month for a two bed maisonette in a very naice area of SW London in zone two. Those flats are now double the price each month. Our mortgage on our four bed lovely house 30 miles further out is less than that.

South-east, nice suburb in walking distance of a fast train to London. £1250 for a very swish 2 bed semi.

Mine a 3 Bed Semi South East (not london) £1400 a month
1 bed flat £1100 a month
2 bed £1250 a month

We are now priced out the area, and by area i mean anywhere within 2 hours (I'm already an hour and a half away from my family). DH is self employed with 10 employees and DS although not SEN is not a child who will cope well with a move.

Its fucking depressing

£480 a month in scotland in a very small 3 bedroom council house in a "good" area.

HA Four bed, 2 reception, large garden and driveway £442 a month in Liverpool.

North London (zone 2), 2 bed in catchment for an Ofsted outstanding primary - we are getting an absolute bargain at £1150/month. 1600 is standard around here.

LL lives in Lincolnshire and doesn't keep a close eye on the market.

trijo shit!!! your getting a right bargain, please tell me you are squirrelling the difference away because that rise will be painful when it comes.

Midlands. 2 bed terrace houses start at about £500 a month.

Agree with curlywurly re: London rent

Currently renting a 3 bed semi detached house in Zone 2 London, 2000pcm

About to move to probably the same Cathedral town in Hampshire that others have mentioned: 2 bed semi, 900pcm

No brainer.

Wow can't believe how expensive the south it.
I'm 5 min walking distance into Newcastle city centre so it's really handy.
I'm shocked how expensive the south is

Co. Durham. 2 bed semi-detached HA £320 a month (That includes water rates). Council tax £120 a month. Private rents about £450 for the same size house, but then water rates and council tax on top.

Bournemouth in Dorset £1300.00 pm for 3 bed semi

You can just got on rightmove and put various areas in to see the prices.

Rented accommodation gets snapped up really quick where I am, there was 10 couples fighting over my friends 3 bed terraced house with a tiny 3rd bedroom and tiny garden.

Also Co. Durham, about 5 miles from Durham City. Social housing- 2 bed terrace with a back yard is £296 4 weekly. Previously lived in a private rent 3 bed terrace 2 miles from Durham City, which was £500.

Small 3 bed terrace house SW London £2275 a month

I have a medium sized 3 bed maisonette £391 a month. Moved from a terraced house in same area £575 private rent. Used to live in a 2 bed flat above a shop £350 a month. Liverpool area.

My daughter rents a small one bed flat in Brighton for £1000 a month

I know of someone who rented a tiny studio - barely big enough for a bed and a wardrobe - for just under £1200. Think it was in Camden or Islington.

Also family that rent a 2-bed flat in Surrey for about £700/800 a month, but that's through a HA.

Last house was a detached country cottage. 3 double bed, pantry, cellar, garage and outbuilding, private driveway space for up to 4 cars. It was £350pcm. It was in Scotland. BUT, the central heating use was a killer. Old cottage took a fortune to heat.

New place is a 3 bed semi, no drive, garage or outbuildings etc but costs pennies to heat. That's £330 pcm. Scotland again.

3 bed 320 pm
NW

3 bed semi in a very sought after suburb of Leeds 795