Most expensive and cheapest places in North West to rent a four-bedroom home (September 2026)

Trafford was the most expensive of North West’s 35 councils in September 2026 (four-bedroom or larger private rent £2,113).

Hyndburn was the cheapest (£946). The middle council, Westmorland and Furness, had £1,326.

Map of four-bedroom or larger private rent across the UK

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Four-bedroom or larger private rent for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Trafford	£2,113
2	Manchester	£2,024
3	Salford	£1,774
4	Stockport	£1,754
5	Cheshire West and Chester	£1,627
6	Cheshire East	£1,622
7	Bury	£1,559
8	Oldham	£1,466
9	Warrington	£1,462
10	Bolton	£1,461
11	Sefton	£1,414
12	Fylde	£1,411
13	Tameside	£1,408
14	Ribble Valley	£1,404
15	Rochdale	£1,383
16	Chorley	£1,337
17	Knowsley	£1,329
18	Westmorland and Furness	£1,326
19	St. Helens	£1,307
20	Liverpool	£1,298
21	South Ribble	£1,273
22	Wirral	£1,255
23	Preston	£1,251
24	Wyre	£1,249
25	Lancaster	£1,235
26	West Lancashire	£1,232
27	Rossendale	£1,231
28	Halton	£1,169
29	Wigan	£1,147
30	Blackburn with Darwen	£1,113
31	Cumberland	£1,103
32	Pendle	£1,099
33	Blackpool	£1,055
34	Burnley	£955
35	Hyndburn	£946

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