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Farnham continues to attract tenants relocating and upsizing, particularly from London. It’s larger housing stock, strong schools and direct rail links to London Waterloo make it a popular choice.
With a high proportion of family homes and a steady flow of relocations, demand remains consistent across the town, particularly for well-presented properties in good locations.
Farnham’s housing market is dominated by houses, with around 40% detached, 27% semi-detached and 27% terraced homes. This creates strong availability of family housing, which is a key driver of rental demand.
Flats are more limited and tend to be located in the town centre and newer developments, attracting professionals and couples.
Demand is being driven by tenants upsizing and relocating, with families forming a large part of the rental market. Around 59% of buyers in the area are upsizers, reflecting the wider shift towards larger homes.
Limited rental stock means well-presented properties are often let quickly, with particularly strong demand for two, three and four-bedroom houses.
Rental growth has shown signs of recovery in 2025, with rents rising by around 5.9% in the first quarter. This follows a period of slower growth, indicating a stabilising market rather than rapid increases.
Supply remains constrained, and with ongoing regulation impacting landlords, this imbalance is expected to continue supporting rental values.
Limited rental stock means well-presented properties are often let quickly, with particularly strong demand for two, three and four-bedroom houses.
Average house rent: £2,645 pcm
2 bed house: £1,723 pcm
3 bed house: £2,219 pcm
4 bed house: £3,173 pcm
Average flat rent: £1,385 pcm
1 bed flat: £1,206 pcm
2 bed flat: £1,472 pcm
