Average Rent in London by Neighbourhood

The median asking rent for a 1-bedroom flat in London is £2,000 pcm, from 61,778 listings first seen in the 90 days to 17 October 2026. Below are asking rents for 100 London neighbourhoods, from studios to 4-bed homes.

London asking rents by size

Asking rents across London by number of bedrooms
SizeMedian asking rentMiddle half of listingsListings
Studio£1,580 pcm£1,300 to £2,00016,039
1-bed£2,000 pcm£1,650 to £2,60061,778
2-bed£2,650 pcm£2,102 to £3,50080,009
3-bed£3,321 pcm£2,550 to £5,00036,242
4-bed£3,850 pcm£3,000 to £5,49913,617

Rents are per calendar month. Updated 17 October 2026.

Central London

Median asking rents in Central London
NeighbourhoodStudio1-bed2-bed3-bed
Soho & Covent Garden£2,817£3,467£5,958£9,750
Marylebone & Fitzrovia£2,200£3,077£4,949£6,998
Mayfair & St James's£2,500£3,597£5,200£9,967
Bloomsbury & King's Cross£2,145£2,800£3,500£4,500
The City£2,300£2,750£4,000£5,500
Clerkenwell & Farringdon£2,234£2,701£3,500£4,750
Pimlico & Victoria£1,795£2,600£3,467£5,950
Belgravia & Knightsbridge£2,058£3,575£7,356£11,917
Waterloo & South Bank£3,100£2,750£3,275£5,417
Borough & Bankside£1,800£2,488£3,300£6,250

West London

Median asking rents in West London
NeighbourhoodStudio1-bed2-bed3-bed
Paddington & Bayswater£1,790£3,098£4,500£7,020
Maida Vale & St John's Wood£1,700£2,500£3,300£5,000
Queen's Park & Harrow Road£1,400£2,300£2,847£3,975
Notting Hill & Ladbroke Grove£1,502£2,728£3,868£6,500
Kensington & Holland Park£2,000£3,142£4,966£9,000
Chelsea & Earl's Court£2,167£2,925£4,550£7,789
Fulham£1,600£2,500£3,600£4,500
Hammersmith & Brook Green£1,600£2,150£2,850£4,250
Shepherd's Bush & White City£1,647£2,250£2,900£3,600
Acton£1,450£2,000£2,600£3,300
Ealing & Hanwell£1,450£1,700£2,300£2,800
Southall, Greenford & Northolt£1,455£1,525£2,000£2,400
Chiswick£1,375£2,000£2,650£3,600
Brentford & Isleworth£1,465£1,700£2,150£2,550
Hounslow, Feltham & Heston£1,200£1,430£1,850£2,300
Richmond & Kew£1,500£1,900£2,750£3,650
Twickenham & Teddington£1,325£1,750£2,250£2,895
Uxbridge, Hayes & Ruislip£1,250£1,500£1,875£2,400
Harrow & Stanmore£1,300£1,475£1,825£2,300

North London

Median asking rents in North London
NeighbourhoodStudio1-bed2-bed3-bed
Camden Town & Primrose Hill£1,733£2,500£3,500£5,633
Kentish Town & Gospel Oak£1,500£2,200£2,850£3,950
Hampstead & Belsize Park£1,700£2,500£3,300£5,250
West Hampstead & Kilburn£1,499£2,000£2,700£3,850
Islington & Angel£1,700£2,725£3,359£4,300
Highbury & Canonbury£1,440£2,250£3,000£4,100
Holloway & Tufnell Park£1,400£2,025£2,500£3,300
Finsbury Park & Tollington£1,436£1,900£2,400£3,250
Stoke Newington & Clissold£1,400£2,100£2,750£3,600
Crouch End & Muswell Hill£1,300£1,800£2,400£3,000
Harringay & Seven Sisters£1,275£1,750£2,194£2,798
Tottenham£1,500£2,200£2,700£2,995
Kilburn & Willesden£1,400£1,900£2,496£3,300
Harlesden & Kensal Green£1,300£1,650£2,200£2,950
Wembley£1,650£1,850£2,300£2,900
Finchley & Golders Green£1,400£1,900£2,300£3,100
Hendon, Colindale & Mill Hill£1,915£1,850£2,250£2,900
Barnet & Whetstone£1,250£1,550£2,000£2,650
Enfield & Southgate£1,236£1,500£1,900£2,500
Edmonton & Ponders End£1,150£1,450£1,800£2,295

East London

Median asking rents in East London
NeighbourhoodStudio1-bed2-bed3-bed
Shoreditch & Hoxton£1,950£2,530£3,300£4,000
Dalston & London Fields£1,600£2,200£2,800£3,750
Hackney Central & Homerton£1,300£2,000£2,650£3,300
Bethnal Green & Spitalfields£1,919£2,250£2,975£3,800
Whitechapel & Stepney£1,700£2,100£2,700£3,500
Wapping & Limehouse£1,820£2,250£2,850£3,350
Canary Wharf & Isle of Dogs£2,102£2,645£3,626£4,275
Bow & Poplar£1,800£2,050£2,500£3,200
Walthamstow£2,160£2,300£2,780£3,175
Leyton & Leytonstone£1,250£1,550£1,950£2,400
Chingford & Highams Park£1,050£1,500£1,850£2,200
Stratford & Olympic Park£2,335£2,250£2,650£3,150
Canning Town & Royal Docks£1,844£1,950£2,400£2,750
East Ham & Forest Gate£1,300£1,500£1,900£2,450
Wanstead, Woodford & Snaresbrook£1,250£1,450£1,900£2,500
Ilford, Barkingside & Goodmayes£1,050£1,450£1,850£2,400
Barking & Dagenham£1,295£1,500£1,850£2,250
Romford & Hornchurch£1,050£1,400£1,738£2,170

South London

Median asking rents in South London
NeighbourhoodStudio1-bed2-bed3-bed
Bermondsey & Rotherhithe£2,500£2,700£3,000£4,988
Elephant & Castle & Walworth£1,772£2,450£3,300£4,415
Camberwell£1,300£1,750£2,300£3,200
Peckham & Nunhead£1,350£1,750£2,252£3,000
Dulwich·£1,650£2,200£2,950
Brixton£1,248£1,950£2,400£3,350
Clapham£1,400£2,200£2,700£3,500
Kennington, Oval & Vauxhall£2,500£2,800£3,710£4,500
Stockwell£1,500£2,100£2,500£3,225
Streatham£1,300£1,625£2,200£2,650
Herne Hill & Tulse Hill£1,250£1,695£2,100£2,750
Battersea & Nine Elms£2,880£2,947£4,000£6,100
Clapham Junction & Northcote£1,742£1,900£2,650£3,450
Wandsworth Town & Earlsfield£1,625£2,250£2,750£3,700
Balham & Tooting£1,400£1,750£2,350£3,050
Putney & Roehampton£1,580£1,995£2,500£3,000
Deptford & New Cross£1,375£1,800£2,350£2,898
Blackheath & Lewisham£1,291£1,650£2,100£2,720
Catford & Forest Hill£1,250£1,500£1,850£2,400
Greenwich & Charlton£1,395£1,900£2,350£2,950
Woolwich & Plumstead£1,725£1,650£2,070£2,300
Eltham & Kidbrooke£1,250£1,750£2,150£2,500
Bexleyheath & Sidcup£1,200£1,400£1,650£2,200
Erith & Thamesmead£1,150£1,350£1,650£2,100
Bromley, Beckenham & Penge£1,150£1,495£1,850£2,250
Orpington & Biggin Hill£1,050£1,350£1,750£2,150
Croydon & Addiscombe£1,200£1,453£1,800£2,325
Purley, Coulsdon & Sanderstead£1,075£1,400£1,700£2,500
Wimbledon£1,350£1,800£2,300£3,350
Mitcham & Morden£1,250£1,600£2,000£2,450
Kingston & Norbiton£1,572£1,650£2,100£2,600
Surbiton, Tolworth & New Malden£1,150£1,500£1,900£2,495
Sutton & Carshalton£1,098£1,350£1,750£2,275

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Questions about London rents

What is the average rent in London?

The median asking rent for a 1-bedroom flat in London is £2,000 pcm, and for a 2-bedroom flat £2,650 pcm, from listings first seen in the 90 days to 17 October 2026. Rents vary a lot by neighbourhood.

Where is the cheapest 1-bedroom rent in London?

By median asking rent for a 1-bedroom flat: Erith & Thamesmead (£1,350), Orpington & Biggin Hill (£1,350), Sutton & Carshalton (£1,350).

Where is the most expensive 1-bedroom rent in London?

By median asking rent for a 1-bedroom flat: Mayfair & St James's (£3,597), Belgravia & Knightsbridge (£3,575), Soho & Covent Garden (£3,467).

Where do these numbers come from?

Asking rents, not agreed rents. Every whole-home London listing that RentReboot first saw in the 90 days to 17 October 2026, one listing per address (the newest wins, so a flat advertised on several sites counts once). Rooms in flatshares are excluded. A bedroom group with fewer than 10 listings is not shown. London listings often give a street but no flat number, so one address can stand for more than one flat on the same street.

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How these numbers are made

Asking rents, not agreed rents. Every whole-home London listing that RentReboot first saw in the 90 days to 17 October 2026, one listing per address (the newest wins, so a flat advertised on several sites counts once). Rooms in flatshares are excluded. A bedroom group with fewer than 10 listings is not shown. London listings often give a street but no flat number, so one address can stand for more than one flat on the same street.

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