To ask how much you pay in rent each month?

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Just out of simple curiosity really, and to see how our rent compares with other parts of the country.

I’ll go first. We pay £700 a month for a privately rented three bedroom flat in East Anglia. That’s actually relatively cheap for a three bed (most go for around £800/£900 here) but that’s probably because the third bedroom is tiny.

398 for a 2 bed house in South West, housing association

£1100 pcm 1 bed flat zone 3

@perrieryay we are neighbours!

Bollocks

£650 for detached 4 beds, 2 reception rooms, 4 parking spaces and 4 gardens. Sw.
Incredibly lucky.

£495 2 bed mid terrace, Derby

We own but the house across the road is split into two flats and one has just gone up for rent, it's a one bed but with a share of the garden £950 a month, that's Essex walkable to a mainline station into London, popular with commuters.

For context that's more than my mortgage

@Branleuse what a difference just between the North and South of the county

Until we bought last year we were paying 450 for a two bed terrace in the NW. Rent never went up in six years but the house was damp and leaking.

North east seems to be a very cheap area to live. Been on holiday and there’s some lovely spots up there.
I’m north west and pay £800 for 3 bed house.

£650 for a 4 bed in London zone 2. It’s HA hence the ridiculously low rent for the area. I thank my lucky stars every day that I have this place.

1350 in Berkshire

For a three bed flat

Durham. House a few doors up is a rental with only 2 bedrooms to our 3 and a real damp problem. Was listed for £950pm, less than a year ago.

Big hospital and police HQ nearby, plus a university town, so rents are sky high.

575 three bed with garden and drive in north west

£360 for a 3 bed house oop north, in a very famous village. I love it here.

3 years ago £1750 for 3 bed, 2 bathroom flat, London.

£500 for a 3 bed ground floor flat. It's a bit cheaper than other flats nearby as my rent hasn't been raised in 5 years. It would go for around £650 now.

£350 per month for a 2 bed house with a private LL in Yorkshire

£775 for a 1 bed flat in Bournemouth /Poole. I think it's about average for the area.

£1500 2 bed house in SW London. It's crippling but can't move due to work / elderly family.

£1850 very north London. 3 bed terrace.

£750 for a large, 3 bedroom bungalow in a rural part of Scotland. Its privately rented.

£333.15 mortgage on a two bed new build in lancashire