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Letting agents in Alfreton

Full management for landlords in Alfreton, from our office on Friar Gate in Derby. 8% of the rent, no set-up fee and no VAT. We find and reference the tenant, collect the rent, inspect the property and keep your paperwork right.

£807average rent a month, Amber Valley
+5.2%rent change in a year
7.2%top gross yield, terraced houses
£2,437council tax, Band D
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Rents in Amber Valley

Average monthly rent by number of bedrooms, September 2026.

Office for National Statistics, Price Index of Private Rents. Covers new and existing tenancies across the Amber Valley council area, which includes Alfreton. New lets often achieve more.

Get a rent estimate for your property
1 bed £589
2 bed £749
3 bed £923
4+ bed £1,292

Rental yields in Alfreton

What a typical home costs to buy in Alfreton, what it rents for, and the gross yield.

Type of homeMedian sold priceAverage rent a monthGross yield
Detached house£330,000£1,0723.9%
Semi-detached house£174,000£8525.9%
Terraced house£130,000£7797.2%

Sold prices: HM Land Registry, Alfreton, the 12 months to the end of July 2026. Rents: ONS, Amber Valley, September 2026. Gross yield is a year's rent divided by the price, before any costs. Buying to let? Option Finance arranges buy to let mortgages, with no broker fee if you are buying or selling with us.

What full management costs in Alfreton

On the average rent of £807 a month.

Option Estates

£775

in the first year. 8% of the rent, no VAT, no set-up fee, nothing extra for inspections, notices or renewals.

Typical high street

£1,642

in the first year at 12% including VAT plus a £480 set-up fee, before extra charges.

Comparison uses the published fully managed fees of a national agency's Derby branch, checked 22 October 2026.

Included for every Alfreton landlord

  • Marketing with professional photos and a live walk-through video on our social media.
  • Referencing and right to rent checks on every tenant.
  • Rent collected and paid to you each month, with statements in your landlord portal.
  • Check-in, check-out and regular inspections, with photos in your portal.
  • Gas safety, electrical and EPC reminders before anything runs out.
  • Rent reviews, notices and renewals done properly under the Renters' Rights Act.

What tenants look for in Alfreton

Good transport and good schools keep homes let and tenants staying longer.

Trains

Alfreton station, north east of the town, has an hourly service to Liverpool and Norwich and trains between Leeds and Nottingham. Direct London trains stopped in May 2021.

Roads

The A61 and A38 are the main routes. A bypass to the south has linked the town to M1 junction 28 since 1969.

Schools

Selling instead? See sold prices and our sales service in Alfreton.

Questions landlords in Alfreton ask

How much rent can I get for a two bedroom home in Alfreton?

The average rent for a two bedroom home in the Amber Valley council area was £749 a month in September 2026, from Office for National Statistics figures. New lets often achieve more than the average, and condition, parking and the exact street all make a difference. Our free rent estimate gives you a starting figure.

What does a letting agent cost in Alfreton?

With Option Estates, full management is 8% of the rent with no VAT and no set-up fee. On the average rent in the Amber Valley council area of £807 a month, that is £775 for the first year. At 12% including VAT plus a £480 set-up fee, the first year would cost £1,642.

What rental yield can I get in Alfreton?

Using the average rent for the Amber Valley council area and the median sold price in Alfreton, terraced houses give the highest gross yield, at about 7.2%. That is before costs such as the mortgage, repairs, insurance and management. Yields vary a lot from street to street.

Do you offer tenant find only in Alfreton?

No. We only offer full management, because we stand behind the tenant we choose for the whole tenancy. That includes rent collection, inspections, repairs, certificate reminders and keeping your paperwork right under the Renters' Rights Act.