Renting in Enfield, in numbers.
Here's what the Enfield market says about what a home costs, how fast it goes, and what you get for the money.
Median rent
£1,900
a month, 24% below the London median
Typical two-bed
£1,900
the most common home here
A quarter gone within
7 days
half within 11
Typical size
Not published
often, in this borough
What a bedroom costs in Enfield.
Median asking rent, with the middle half of the market shown as a bar. Only sizes with enough listings to be worth a number appear.
Middle half of the marketMedian
Half of Enfield is gone in 11 days.
Measured from the day we first saw a Enfield listing to the day it left the market. A quarter lasted 7 days or fewer; a quarter were still there after 22. Because we time from first sight rather than from the agent's own listing date, the real figure is a little shorter than this.
Too few price moves here to call it.
We haven't recorded enough price changes in Enfield to describe a pattern, so we won't pretend to.
Enfield rents around its stations.
The stations that come up most often as the nearest one to a Enfield listing.
These numbers come from Roost's own pipeline: Enfield listings gathered from estate agents across London between 8 March to 30 July 2026. Snapshot taken 30 July 2026.
It's what agents are marketing, not a census. It skews toward flats and toward the agents whose sites we watch, so it describes the market you'd actually meet while searching, not every home in Enfield. Medians throughout, because a handful of prime listings pull an average upward and tell you nothing about your search.
Rents below £500 or above £15,000 a month are set aside as data errors or ultra-prime outliers. Where a figure would rest on too few listings to trust, we leave it blank rather than guess.
Enfield moves in 11 days. Roost tells you on day one.
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