RentLondonFlat.com have collated great insight into the costs of different types of flats in different areas to give you a starting point to look based on your income.
If you’re looking for a flat that’s close to London but doesn’t have the high cost of living, Bexley and Havering might be perfect. Sutton also has great transport links making it an easy spot in which young professionals can live comfortably while still being near many amenities they’ll need on their job lot.
The highest average rents in London for rooms, studio flats, and one bedroom flats to rent in London can be found much closer to the city centre. Kensington and Chelsea, Camden, Westminster, and the City of London all have high rankings for these average rental prices.
Barking and Dagenham: Average rent per month – £1,220
Barnet: Average rent per month – £1,530
Bexley: Average rent per month – £1,200
Brent: Average rent per month – £1,600
Bromley: Average rent per month – £1,340
Camden: Average rent per month – £2,620
Croydon: Average rent per month – £1,280
Ealing: Average rent per month – £1,580
Enfield: Average rent per month – £1,340
Greenwich: Average rent per month – £1,650
Hackney: Average rent per month – £2,130
Hammersmith and Fulham: Average rent per month – £2,610
Haringey: Average rent per month – £1,520
Harrow: Average rent per month – £1,320
Havering: Average rent per month – £1,170
Hillingdon: Average rent per month – £1,210
Hounslow: Average rent per month – £1,720
Islington: Average rent per month – £2,050
Kensington and Chelsea: Average rent per month – £3,960
Kingston upon Thames: Average rent per month – £1,510
Lambeth: Average rent per month – £2,030
Lewisham: Average rent per month – £1,440
Merton: Average rent per month – £1,590
Newham: Average rent per month – £1,710
Redbridge: Average rent per month – £1,280
Richmond upon Thames: Average rent per month – £1,840
Southwark: Average rent per month – £2,080
Sutton: Average rent per month – £1,700
Tower Hamlets:A verage rent per month – £2,280
Waltham Forest: Average rent per month – £1,430
Wandsworth: Average rent per month – £2,360
Westminster: Average rent per month – £3,870
Kensington and Chelsea
Studio – £1,427 One bedroom – £2,062
Islington
Studio – £1,383 One bedroom – £1,565
Tower Hamlets
Studio – £1,398 One bedroom – £1,547
Westminster
Studio – £1,371 One bedroom – £2,113
Lambeth
Studio – £1,240 One bedroom – £1,595
Havering
Studio – £669 One bedroom – £891
Croydon
Studio – £762 One bedroom – £964
Sutton
Studio – £776 One bedroom – £923
Barking and Dagenham
Studio – £729 One bedroom – £981
Bexley
Studio – £688 One bedroom – £854
Rental prices for two and three-bedroom properties in London vary depending on the borough. Some of the lowest average rents can be found in Bexley, Havering, and Sutton. East London boroughs such as Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge, and Waltham Forest also have relatively low rents for two and three bedroom properties.
Westminster
Two bedroom – £2,920 Three bedroom – £4,152
Camden
Two bedroom – £2,254 Three bedroom – £2,880
Kensington and Chelsea
Two bedroom – £3,030T hree bedroom – £4,938
Islington
Two bedroom – £1,934 Three bedroom – £2,487
Hammersmith and Fulham
Two bedroom – £1,922 Three bedroom – £2,653
Bexley
Two bedroom – £1,105 Three bedroom – £1,281
Havering
Two bedroom – £1,120 Three bedroom – £1,384
Redbridge
Two bedroom – £1,293 Three bedroom – £1,589
Sutton
Two bedroom – £1,163 Three bedroom – £1,498
Waltham Forest
Two bedroom – £1,364 Three bedroom – £1,649
Westminster – £8,505
Camden – £3,983
Kensington and Chelsea – £7,585
Islington – £3,537
Hammersmith and Fulham – £4,780
Bexley – £1,724
Barking and Dagenham – £1,655
Havering – £1,714
Sutton – £1,915
Croydon – £1,940