The average monthly private rent in Bristol was £1,891 in February 2026, according to the Office for National Statistics. Hilltro turns that into an instant estimate for your own property in about two minutes — free, with no email address, phone number or agent callback.
The headline figure for Bristol is £1,891 a month as at February 2026. That is an average across every private rental in the authority, from studios to large family houses, so it is a starting point rather than an answer for any one home.
The table below breaks that average down by bedroom count. These are modelled figures: ONS publishes the Bristol average as a single all-property number, so Hilltro applies the national relationship between bedroom count and rent to split it. They show the shape of the local market, not observed Bristol medians.
| Property size | Modelled monthly rent |
|---|---|
| Studio | £1,325 |
| One bedroom | £1,525 |
| Two bedrooms | £1,800 |
| Three bedrooms | £2,200 |
| Four or more bedrooms | £2,825 |
At £1,891 per month, Bristol is 28% above the £1,479 average across the English areas Hilltro covers. This comparison uses the same ONS reporting period and gives useful local context without pretending that every street or property is identical.
Hilltro values property in Bristol, Clifton, Redland, Bedminster, Southville, Bishopston, along with the surrounding villages.
Two similar homes on the same street rarely achieve the same rent. Condition and recent renovation are the largest factors you can control: a property refurbished within the last year typically commands materially more than one untouched for twenty. Outside space carries real weight, with a private garden or roof terrace worth a clear premium over a balcony. Floor level cuts both ways — a higher floor with a lift is worth more, the same floor without one is worth less. Walking time to a station, energy rating, parking and building amenities each move the figure by a few per cent.
A high street agent will usually give you a figure only after taking your contact details and booking an appointment, and that valuation is the opening move in a conversation about instructing them at 8-15% of your rent. Hilltro asks for no email address, no telephone number and no callback, and the estimate is free whether or not you ever list. Listing is free and the fee is one flat £49 when the property is let.
Any honest rental valuation is a range. Because Bristol is covered by a local authority average rather than postcode-level medians, Bristol results are always reported as indicative and carry a wider range than a central London result would.
The Office for National Statistics puts the average monthly private rent in Bristol at £1,891 as at February 2026, across all property types and sizes.
It depends on size, type, condition, outside space, parking, energy rating and distance to a station. Hilltro's free valuation asks about each and returns an indicative monthly figure with a likely range, starting from the Bristol rent evidence.
Hilltro values property across the BS postcode area, covering Bristol, Clifton, Redland, Bedminster and the surrounding villages.
Yes. There is no charge, no email address and no phone number. Listing afterwards is free too — a flat £49 only once you have found a tenant.
