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OFFICIAL DATA#180 OF 313 FOR YIELD

Rental yield in Denbighshire

A typical rental in Denbighshire grosses 4.3% a year: the official average rent of £712 a month (ONS) against a £199,950 median sold price (HM Land Registry, 1,576 sales over two years). That ranks #180 of 313 districts we can compute, against a national median of 4.4%. Whole-market averages before any costs, not a valuation of any one property.

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Gross yield
4.3%
Avg rent
£712
Median sold
£199,950
2-bed rent
£702
Rents, 5 yrs
+31.1%
Entry prices by postcode area
LL15155 sales+38% vs district£275,000LL1794 sales+29% vs district£258,750LL20125 sales+20% vs district£240,000LL16207 sales+5% vs district£210,000LL2171 sales0% vs district£200,000LL19443 sales-5% vs district£190,000LL18697 sales-8% vs district£184,500
Median sold prices over the last two years, HM Land Registry. Cheaper pockets usually push the yield above the district average, though rents vary street by street too.
The highest-yielding districts right now
#1Newcastle upon Tyne£1,207 pcm7.1%#2Manchester£1,365 pcm6.5%#3Bristol, City of£1,880 pcm6.4%#4Merthyr Tydfil£755 pcm6.4%#5Portsmouth£1,367 pcm6.3%#6Nottingham£1,011 pcm6.1%#7Blackpool£714 pcm6.1%#8Lincoln£944 pcm6%#9Tower Hamlets£2,439 pcm5.9%#10Kingston upon Hull, City of£691 pcm5.9%
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Similar yields elsewhere
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Gross yield = official average rent (ONS Price Index of Private Rents, July 2026) × 12 ÷ median sold price (HM Land Registry Price Paid Data). Whole-market averages before mortgage, letting and running costs; individual homes vary widely. Research figures, not financial or investment advice.