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Cheshire West and Chester Rental Valuation
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Cheshire West and Chester rental market at a glance
Latest rental data for Cheshire West and Chester from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Cheshire West and Chester vs UK
| Location | Average rent (pcm) | Annual change |
|---|---|---|
| Cheshire West and Chester | £1,000 | +6.7% |
| UK | £1,406 | +3.8% |
Cheshire West and Chester rents are currently £406 per month below the UK average.
How much does it cost to rent a property in Cheshire West and Chester?
Average monthly rents by number of bedrooms in Cheshire West and Chester (September 2026)
How Cheshire West and Chester rents have changed
Average private rent in Cheshire West and Chester (ONS)
Cheshire West and Chester rental market commentary
What the latest rent data means for renters and landlords
Source: ONS Price Index of Private Rents, September 2026. Commentary is rewritten and checked with the published source data. Percentages use the ONS rent index; pound differences use published average rents. Percentage-point comparisons use the displayed one-decimal rates. Read the ONS methodology.
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Bellsoph rental valuations are automated estimates based on advertised rental evidence and official statistics. They are not a formal or RICS valuation or financial advice, and achieved rents depend on condition, presentation, timing and demand. Market data: ONS Price Index of Private Rents and UK House Price Index, September 2026.
Local rent and the North West benchmark
In September 2026, Cheshire West and Chester’s average rent was £1,000, against £975 across North West England. The local average was 2.6% higher than the regional benchmark.
The local annual rent change was 6.7%; its annual rate was 1.0 percentage points higher than the North West rate. ONS private rental price statistics include both new and existing tenancies: these averages give statistical context, not advertised rents or individual property comparables.
Bedroom size benchmarks
For September 2026, the averages were £731 for one bed, £922 for two bed, £1,132 for three bed and £1,627 for four or more bed. These size-band figures can help frame a rent comparison, but are category averages rather than comparable listings.
The largest adjacent bedroom-band difference was between three bed and four or more bed: £495, or 43.7%, with a twelve-month difference of £5,940. Annual rates were 7.2% for three bed and 6.2% for four or more bed; the former was 1.0 percentage points higher. These are differences between separate categories, not the value of adding a bedroom to a particular home.
How averages vary by property type
In September 2026, average rents ranged from £856 for Flat Maisonette to £1,412 for Detached. The other type averages were £1,134 for Semi-detached and £989 for Terraced. Use these as broad statistical context alongside a property’s size and characteristics, not as a substitute for actual comparable listings.
Annual rates ranged from 6.3% for Flat Maisonette to 7.0% for Semi-detached; the latter was 0.7 percentage points higher. Growth rates describe year-on-year rent change, not a change in the growth rate.