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Ashford Property Market Data
Over the last six months, the average rent achieved for homes let in Ashford was £1,266 per month. This is a 1.1% increase on the previous six-month period.
40% of homes let in the past six months were flats, achieving an average rental value of £1,181 per month. Houses achieved an average rent of £1,323 per month.
Source - Land Registry
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Ashford is one of Kent's most popular places to live, offering a mix of modern amenities, excellent transport links and access to beautiful countryside. With quick and convenient access to London, highly regarded schools and continued regeneration across the area, it has become an increasingly popular place for people to settle down. There's plenty to enjoy locally, from a growing town centre to a wide range of amenities, leisure facilities and green spaces. Combined with a diverse choice of property types and prices that are often more affordable than in many other parts of Kent, Ashford is an ideal location for those looking to enjoy the perfect balance of town and country living.
Ashford is approximately 50 miles from London and benefits from amazing rail connections via Ashford International. High-speed services can reach London St Pancras in under 40 minutes, making the town a popular choice for commuters looking for more space and value outside the capital.
Compared with many areas closer to London, Ashford is often considered to offer good value for money. The average house price in Ashford in 2025 was £290,000, which is lower than the South East average and for rental properties, typically the average in 2025 was £1,300pcm. Ashford is a considered one of the more affordable commuter towns in the South East, with everything from modern apartments and starter homes to larger family properties and character village homes, there are options available for a range of budgets.
Ashford offers plenty to enjoy for both residents and visitors. Popular attractions include Ashford Designer Outlet, home to more than 80 designer brands, Chapel Down Winery, renowned for its beautiful surroundings and vineyards and Curious Brewery, a popular outing for dining, brewery tours and tastings. Located on the edge of the Kent Downs, Ashford also gives residents easy access to beautiful countryside, scenic walking routes and outdoor spaces. The town is ideally positioned for exploring the wider county, with historic villages, coastal towns and some of Kent's most popular destinations all within easy reach.
Ashford is home to several highly regarded schools, making it particularly attractive to families. Popular choices include The Norton Knatchbull School, Highworth Grammar School, Ashford School, Wye School and Homewood School in nearby Tenterden. The area also benefits from a number of well-performing primary schools, helping to strengthen its appeal for families looking to settle in the area.



























