OFFICIAL DATA#183 OF 313 FOR YIELD

Rental yield in High Peak

A typical rental in High Peak grosses 4.3% a year: the official average rent of £928 a month (ONS) against a £260,000 median sold price (HM Land Registry, 1,745 sales over two years). That ranks #183 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
£928
Median sold
£260,000
2-bed rent
£803
Rents, 5 yrs
+33.7%
Entry prices by postcode area
S3366 sales+15% vs district£300,000SK23362 sales+7% vs district£277,475SK22265 sales+4% vs district£270,000SK17590 sales-3% vs district£252,198SK13584 sales-3% vs district£251,650
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.
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Similar yields elsewhere
Denbighshire · 4.3%Spelthorne · 4.3%Hartlepool · 4.3%Rotherham · 4.3%Bassetlaw · 4.2%Newark and Sherwood · 4.2%All 313 districts →
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.