OFFICIAL ONS DATAJULY 2026

Average rent in Gwynedd

Private rents in Gwynedd average £722 a month across all property sizes, up 7.3% over the last year. These are the official Office for National Statistics figures, not portal asking rents, so they reflect what tenants actually pay.

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All sizes
£722
1-bed
£558
2-bed
£674
3-bed
£802
4+ bed
£1,054
Flats
£630

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The £722 average above is the whole district, every size and condition mixed together. It's a fair sanity check, but it isn't a valuation of one property, and the gap between a 1-bed at £558 and a 3-bed at £802 shows why. For an actual figure you need the specific address: its size, its EPC, its street, and what comparable homes nearby genuinely let for.

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Two years of rents in Gwynedd
Two-year change: +6.5%Five-year change: +30.3%Source: ONS Price Index of Private Rents
Rents are up 6.6% over the last six months, against +0.6% in the six before: rises are speeding up.
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What next door costs
Gwynedd is the 1st cheapest of these 7 on a 2-bed, average rent by bedrooms
Area
2 bed
3 bed
4+ bed
1GwyneddYou are here£674£802£1,054
2Isle of Anglesey£690£793£1,0803Denbighshire£702£805£1,1054Wrexham£707£836£1,2195Conwy£731£857£1,2276Wirral£734£897£1,2407Flintshire£749£883£1,311
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Rents: ONS Price Index of Private Rents, July 2026, average private rents by local authority. Sold prices: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Figures are area averages, not valuations of any individual property.