Most expensive and cheapest London boroughs to rent a four-bedroom home (September 2026)

Kensington and Chelsea was the most expensive of London’s 32 boroughs in September 2026 (four-bedroom or larger private rent £5,728).

Bexley was the cheapest (£2,430). The middle borough, Hounslow, had £3,093.

1 borough has no figure, and it is listed at the end with the reason.

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Four-bedroom or larger private rent for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Kensington and Chelsea£5,728
2Westminster£5,447
3Islington£4,253
4Hammersmith and Fulham£4,234
5Camden£3,986
6Richmond upon Thames£3,936
7Wandsworth£3,828
8Lambeth£3,734
9Hackney£3,686
10Southwark£3,670
11Tower Hamlets£3,390
12Ealing£3,316
13Merton£3,281
14Barnet£3,199
15Haringey£3,196
16Hounslow£3,093
17Brent£3,058
18Greenwich£3,006
19Bromley£2,943
20Kingston upon Thames£2,852
21Enfield£2,817
22Harrow£2,795
23Redbridge£2,724
24Lewisham£2,719
25Newham£2,677
26Croydon£2,674
27Hillingdon£2,654
28Waltham Forest£2,579
29Barking and Dagenham£2,523
30Sutton£2,513
31Havering£2,499
32Bexley£2,430
–City of London

ONS does not publish private rents for the City of London or the Isles of Scilly because too few rents are collected there.

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