Median rent
for residential apartments
in Bristol, UK
as of May, 2023.
Remember to negotiate your rent according to median rental prices. Also, take into account that the price depends on the size/amenities of the apartment.
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1,402 Bristol, UK apartments for rent
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3 bedroom end-of-terrace house to rent
Islington Road, Bristol, BS3 1PZ, United Kingdom
3
Bed
2
Bath
2 bedroom flat to rent
The Clockwork Rose, 16 Saint Stephen's Street, Bristol, BS1 1JR, United Kingdom
2
Bed
1
Bath
4 bedroom end-of-terrace house to rent
2 Third Avenue, Bristol, BS7 0RT, United Kingdom
4
Bed
2
Bath
3 bedroom cottage to rent
Barrow Gurney Post Office, Barrow Street, Barrow Gurney, BS48 3SD, United Kingdom
3
Bed
2
Bath
1 bedroom flat to rent
51.02 Apartments, St James' Barton, Bristol, BS1 3LY, United Kingdom
1
Bed
1
Bath
1 bedroom flat to rent
Balmoral House, Cathedral Walk, Bristol, BS1 5LN, United Kingdom
1
Bed
1
Bath
3 bedroom semi-detached house to rent
19 Cransley Crescent, Bristol, BS9 4PH, United Kingdom
3
Bed
1
Bath
3 bedroom end-of-terrace house to rent
46 Jubilee Road, Bristol, BS15 4XF, United Kingdom
3
Bed
1
Bath
9 bedroom end-of-terrace house to rent
64 Worrall Road, Bristol, BS8 2TX, United Kingdom
9
Bed
3
Bath
4 bedroom semi-detached house to rent
5 Shellard Road, Bristol, BS34 7LS, United Kingdom
4
Bed
2
Bath
1 bedroom apartment to rent
51.02 Apartments, St James' Barton, Bristol, BS1 3LY, United Kingdom
1
Bed
1
Bath
2 bedroom apartment to rent
Bathroom Solutions, Three Queens Lane, Bristol, BS1, United Kingdom
2
Bed
2
Bath
5 bedroom terraced house to rent
Ingle Nook, 52 Freemantle Road, Bristol, BS5 6SX, United Kingdom
5
Bed
1
Bath
4 bedroom house to rent
Northleaze Church of England Primary School, Brook Close, Bristol, BS41 9NG, United Kingdom
4
Bed
2
Bath
2 bedroom apartment to rent
The Beeches, Hanbury Close, Kingswood, BS15 3QE, United Kingdom
2
Bed
1
Bath
5 bedroom terraced house to rent
University of the West of England, Frenchay Campus, Frenchay Campus Coldharbour Lane, Bristol, BS16 1QY, United Kingdom
5
Bed
2
Bath
Bristol
Bristol is independent, playful, fun, and open-minded. It is a perfect place to live for artistic souls, lovers of cultural events, and those who lead sustainable and eco-conscious lifestyle. As the 10th largest metropolitan area in the UK, Bristol is an average-sized city where you won’t feel overwhelmed but also will never get bored.
Overview
Bristol was named the best city to live in Britain a few times in the past ten years, and we absolutely agree with its title! It has everything you might need, being compact and walkable at the same time. From small Bristolian businesses all around the town to well-known brands and chains — it will not leave you disappointed, no matter if you search for restaurants or places to shop for groceries and food. Many locals and visitors tend to find Bristol an expensive place to live. So, if you decide to settle in this charming city, prepare both mentally and financially to pay top dollar for an apartment for rent in Bristol. Another option would be to search for more affordable housing outside of the city center, especially if you work from home or don’t mind commuting. Fortunately, this place is one of the ten largest cities to live in the country, so there are plenty of rentals in Bristol to choose from.
Arts
From urban art to countless galleries and exhibitions, anyone can find a way to express themselves and their creative side in Bristol. This place is believed to be home to renowned Banksy, and you can still see his works all around the town! But, even apart from Banksy, Bristol prides itself in a thriving and vibrant art scene. There is a large community of artists and lots of possibilities for them to refine their skills, with the Bristol School of Art being the top choice for many of them. Street art flourishes on hundreds, if not thousands, of city walls, screenings and movie festivals take place all year round — this city lives and breathes art.
Landmarks
Probably, the most well-known landmark and symbol of Bristol is the Clifton Suspension Bridge, built during the Victorian era. Fans of culture and fine arts should check out Bristol Old Vic — the oldest continuously operating theater of the English-speaking world — and Bristol Museum & Art Gallery. Architecture lovers will be pleased to see Bristol Cathedral, Blaise Castle, and stunning Tyntesfield, a Gothic Revival house located to the west of Bristol.
Outdoors
There are over 400 gardens and parks in Bristol, and sometimes it might feel like you live in the suburbs, even being in the middle of a busy city. Renting an apartment in Bristol, you’ll never be too far from nature, no matter in which part of the city you are! You can enjoy a lazy afternoon in Castle Park, exploring the remains of the medieval castle and some unique artwork, or simply chilling near the lake. If you’re in the mood for something more active, check out Avon Gorge, where you can learn rock climbing. And, if you want to relax and reconnect with nature after a long week, there is no better place than Leigh Woods. This nature preserve has plenty of walking trails, a few mountain bike trails, and countless spots for a picnic. You can also come here with your furry friend — Leigh Woods is an all-time favorite place for many Bristolian dog owners.
Housing Trends
Average apartment rent in Bristol:
£1,860 (-26.9%)
Rent Price |
May | vs Last Month |
|---|---|---|
| Studio apartments | £3,590 | +48.7% |
| 1-bed apartments | £1,210 | -27.3% |
| 2-bed apartments | £1,650 | -38.2% |
| 3-bed apartments | £1,883 | -28% |
| 4+ bed apartments | £3,139 | -16.9% |
Over the May 2023, the average rent for an apartment in/near Bristol, UK decreased by 26.9% to £1,860.
Compared to the last month, the average price for a rental studio in Bristol, UK has increased by 48.7%. You can expect to rent the studio for £3,590 on average this month. Breaking it down in details, we now see that the average price for 1-bed apartment decreased by 27.3% to £1,210. Pricing for 2-bed apartment also decreased by 38.2% and a place of this size will now cost you £1,650. 3-bed apartment rent pricing starts at £1,883, it decreased by 28% lately. We tend to note the rise of 4- and more bed apartment pricing. It decreased by 16.9% and made it down to £3,139.
Rent Type Price |
May | vs Last Month |
|---|---|---|
| Rooms for rent | £1,428 | -4.2% |
| Lofts for rent | £1,567 | -18.6% |
| Houses for rent | £2,510 | -22.9% |
| Condos for rent | £1,881 | -56.4% |
| Apartments for rent | £1,605 | -32.7% |
| Townhouses for rent | £950 | -76.7% |
The median rent for an apartment in Bristol, UK decreased by 32.7% to £1,605. Statistics show that house rent price decreased by 22.9% this month making it up to £2,510. Condos faced an upward trend these days. The median rent for a condo decreased by 56.4%, it’s now available for £1,881. The median rent for a loft faced changes as well, it decreased by 18.6%, the price tag now starts at £1,567. An average room will now go for £1,428, the median rent price for a room decreased by 4.2%. The median rent for a townhouse decreased by 76.7%, you’ll have to spend around £950 to get one.
Bristol Neighborhoods
Bradley Stoke
Once called “Sadly Broke,” this suburb on the north of the City of Bristol is still growing and developing, as the construction of most houses here started in 1987. By this time, it became a decent suburban area with over 9,000 homes attracting those searching for a lower cost of living. Residents appreciate Bradley Stroke for being a quiet and safe place perfect for families with young kids.
Clifton
One of the oldest and most favored by residents areas in Bristol, Clifton is all about hills, great shopping, and beautiful architecture. Living here, you can enjoy a feeling of the serene and slow-paced countryside, but still live a stone’s throw away from all the action. And, the cherry on top is the commute scenery — Clifton offers one of the best views in the city when residents cross Clifton Suspension Bridge on their way home.
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