What is the average cost of renting a flat in UK?
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010 at
7:37 pm
I know how much, roughly my rent alone will cost. (£300 - £400 a month). I have furniture, and I just wondered if anyone new how much roughyl the rest would cost.
For example, council tax, water, gas, electricity bills, phone bills, tv licence, groceries, and whatever else I will need to pay. Any help at all would be amazing. Thankyou xx
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Tagged with: Furniture • Tv Licence • Water Gas
Filed under: flat rent
the rent depends on where you are living. different areas have different averages. most of the time you can get a flat for cheaper if the furniture isn’t provided, so that will save you some money as you have your own furniture.
for bills it all depends on the companies you are with, your suppliers and most of all how much you use of it.
i think the t.v license is about £150 a year.
also with most flats you need to pay ground rent (about £1000 a year, once again it depends on the area) which is an amount set by the landlord of the whole building which will cover costs of maintenance of the surroundings of the tower block and the inside of the building.
with your groceries it depends on how much you buy!
but overall it depends on the area!
good luck
hope it helped