UK rental valuation
High Peak Rental Valuation
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High Peak rental market at a glance
Latest rental data for High Peak from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)
High Peak vs UK
| Location | Average rent (pcm) | Annual change |
|---|---|---|
| High Peak | £938 | +7.4% |
| UK | £1,406 | +3.8% |
High Peak rents are currently £468 per month below the UK average.
How much does it cost to rent a property in High Peak?
Average monthly rents by number of bedrooms in High Peak (September 2026)
How High Peak rents have changed
Average private rent in High Peak (ONS)
High Peak 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 rents and the regional benchmark
In September 2026, the High Peak average rent was £938, compared with £928 across the East Midlands. The local figure was 1.1% higher than the regional average. These are area-level averages, not advertised rents or comparable listings for a particular property.
The High Peak annual rent change was 7.4%. That rate was 3.6 percentage points higher than the East Midlands annual rate. The comparison describes the difference between annual rates, not a change in the growth rate.
Bedroom-size averages
For September 2026, average rents ranged from £625 for a one bed to £1,433 for a four or more bed. The other published averages were £812 for a two bed and £993 for a three bed. Use the category closest to the property’s bedroom count as statistical context, not as a direct comparable.
Annual rates varied by bedroom category: the three bed rate was 7.6%, while the four or more bed rate was 6.9%. The difference between those rates was 0.7 percentage points; it does not show the effect of adding a bedroom to the same property.
Differences by property type
Published September 2026 averages were £1,311 for Detached, £971 for Semi-detached, £894 for Terraced and £729 for Flat Maisonette. The categories provide a broad reference point; they are not listings matched for condition, location or other property features.
Annual rates were 7.7% for Terraced and 6.9% for Flat Maisonette, a gap of 0.8 percentage points. This is a difference between category rates, not evidence of what drove the overall rent figure.