Properties to rent in Stoke-on-Trent

Renting in Stoke-on-Trent

With a population surpassing 394,000 Stoke on Trent offers a diverse array of housing options to suit different lifestyles.The city boasts an average monthly rent of approximately £800, making it an attractive option for renters seeking for affordable accommodation. Stoke-on-Trent, often referred to as the ‘World Capital of Ceramics’, is well-known for its culture, charming urban green spaces, art galleries, and vibrant nightlife it is a place where you will feel welkom, with convenient access to major cities such as Manchester, Birmingham and Nottingham, which can be easily reached within less than one hour. Whether you are a young professional, a student or a family looking for somewhere to live, Stoke on Trend has a suitable option to offer to everyone.

Neighbourhood Highlights 

• Shelton: This historic area is a popular choice among students attending Staffordshire University and young professionals. Shelton lies close to the city centre, boasting vast green spaces such as Cauldon Park, and is within walking distance to the train station. It is also well connected to the rest of the city. This area has many affordable options and offers a range of housing options from studio apartments to Victorian terraced houses. Nearby amenities include student-friendly pubs and restaurants as well as convenient access to grocery stores and shopping streets. 
• Smallthorne:  This area is located in the northeast of the city. It's a lively neighbourhood surrounded by green areas such as Sneyd Park and The Central Forest Park. A very quiet neighbourhood with great surrounding amenities, Smallthorne also has plenty of schools in the area. It is well- connected to the city centre thanks to excellent bus connections, making it perfect for commuting to work. Nearby amenities include trendy cafes, fitness centres and restaurants. This area offers a diverse range of renting options for those on a budget or those looking for more luxe options, you can find from small studios to terraced houses also it's a great option between families,and young professionals.
• Longport: This neighbourhood is located in the northern part of the city, with a rich industrial history. It is well-known for its industrial heritage, particularly in pottery manufacturing. Furthermore, this area is well-connected, thanks to Longport railway station, which provides regular services to Birmingham, New Street and Crewe, making it a convenient location for commuters. Longport's housing includes a mix of properties, ranging from cosy terraced houses to some more modern developments. Additionally, Longport is described as a quiet residential area with some local amenities, offering a unique blend of industrial heritage and modern living within Stoke-on-Trent. This area has many budget-friendly options and it’s popular among students and young professionals.
• Sneyd Green:Situated in the northeast of the city, it’s perfect for those looking for a friendly neighbourhood with all the amenities close by, such as schools, local shops, and supermarkets. Sneyd Green offers a range of housing options from modern flats to terraced houses. Sneyd Green is popular among young couples and families, as well as those seeking a tranquil neighbourhood. This area has prices to suit various budgets; you can find semi-detached properties, modern flats, and terraced homes.

Navigating Your Journey to Find Home in Stoke-on-Trent

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Written by Akemy Rea