North London
Average Rent in Tottenham
The median asking rent for a 1-bedroom flat in Tottenham is £2,200 pcm, from 875 listings first seen in the 90 days to 1 October 2026. Half of them asked between £1,680 and £2,468 pcm, 5% above the London median of £2,095.
Asking rents in Tottenham by size
| Size | Median asking rent | Middle half of listings | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | £1,500 pcm | £1,200 to £2,155 | 185 |
| 1-bed | £2,200 pcm | £1,680 to £2,468 | 875 |
| 2-bed | £2,710 pcm | £2,200 to £3,025 | 1,101 |
| 3-bed | £2,800 pcm | £2,450 to £3,965 | 434 |
| 4-bed | £3,000 pcm | £2,700 to £3,400 | 111 |
Rents are per calendar month. Updated 1 October 2026.
What this area covers
Tottenham on this page combines the ONS electoral wards Tottenham Central, Tottenham Hale, Bruce Castle, Northumberland Park, White Hart Lane, Noel Park, West Green, Woodside (Haringey), Hermitage & Gardens. It includes Tottenham, Tottenham Hale, Wood Green, Bruce Grove.
Other North London neighbourhoods
- Camden Town & Primrose Hill · 1-bed £2,500
- Kentish Town & Gospel Oak · 1-bed £2,200
- Hampstead & Belsize Park · 1-bed £2,600
- West Hampstead & Kilburn · 1-bed £2,000
- Islington & Angel · 1-bed £2,750
- Highbury & Canonbury · 1-bed £2,298
- Holloway & Tufnell Park · 1-bed £2,000
- Finsbury Park & Tollington · 1-bed £1,950
- Stoke Newington & Clissold · 1-bed £2,150
- Crouch End & Muswell Hill · 1-bed £1,800
- Harringay & Seven Sisters · 1-bed £1,800
- Kilburn & Willesden · 1-bed £1,900
- Harlesden & Kensal Green · 1-bed £1,700
- Wembley · 1-bed £1,850
- Finchley & Golders Green · 1-bed £1,890
- Hendon, Colindale & Mill Hill · 1-bed £1,850
- Barnet & Whetstone · 1-bed £1,575
- Enfield & Southgate · 1-bed £1,500
- Edmonton & Ponders End · 1-bed £1,450
Get new flats in Tottenham by email
Pick your London neighbourhoods and budget once. RentReboot watches the property portals, letting agent websites, landlord-direct sites, flatshares and build-to-rent operators, and emails you the matching listings.
Set up London alertsQuestions about renting in Tottenham
How much does a 1-bedroom flat cost to rent in Tottenham?
The median asking rent for a 1-bedroom flat in Tottenham is £2,200 pcm, from 875 listings first seen in the 90 days to 1 October 2026. Half of them asked between £1,680 and £2,468 pcm. That is 5% above the London median of £2,095.
How much does a 2-bedroom flat cost to rent in Tottenham?
The median asking rent for a 2-bedroom flat in Tottenham is £2,710 pcm, from 1,101 listings first seen in the 90 days to 1 October 2026. Half of them asked between £2,200 and £3,025 pcm. That is about the same as the London median of £2,700.
How much does a studio flat cost to rent in Tottenham?
The median asking rent for a studio flat in Tottenham is £1,500 pcm, from 185 listings first seen in the 90 days to 1 October 2026. Half of them asked between £1,200 and £2,155 pcm. That is 5% below the London median of £1,582.
How much does a 3-bedroom flat cost to rent in Tottenham?
The median asking rent for a 3-bedroom flat in Tottenham is £2,800 pcm, from 434 listings first seen in the 90 days to 1 October 2026. Half of them asked between £2,450 and £3,965 pcm. That is 18% below the London median of £3,400.
Which areas does Tottenham cover on this page?
It combines these ONS electoral wards: Tottenham Central, Tottenham Hale, Bruce Castle, Northumberland Park, White Hart Lane, Noel Park, West Green, Woodside (Haringey), Hermitage & Gardens. It includes places such as Tottenham, Tottenham Hale, Wood Green, Bruce Grove.
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 1 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.
How these numbers are made
Asking rents, not agreed rents. Every whole-home London listing that RentReboot first saw in the 90 days to 1 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.
Rules on deposits, fees and rent increases for England are on GOV.UK: Your rights as a tenant. Our guides explain what changed on 1 May 2026, deposits and fees and renting a room in a flatshare.