Rent Decisions

2-bedroom flat in BA1 6JH

Decided on 13 July 2026. Case reference HAV/00HA/MNR/2026/0138.

Rent before the increase
£1,325 a month
Rent the landlord proposed
£1,400 a month
Rent the tribunal decided
£1,350 a month
Decided compared with proposed
-4%

How the tribunal reached this rent

The tribunal started from the rent it thought a similar property in good condition would let for, then adjusted it for this property. Read how rent tribunals decide the rent.

Starting market rent
£1,450 a month
Condition of the property relative to the comparable properties
-£50 a month
Electric heating
-£50 a month
Rent the tribunal decided
£1,350 a month

Comparable properties

Property Rent Rent type
Not given: 2-bedroom apartment, off-street parking for one car £1,400 a month Let at this rent
Not given: 2-bedroom apartment, one allocated parking space £1,400 a month Let at this rent
Not given: 2-bedroom sparkling ground and first-floor maisonette, gas central heating, five minutes' walk to city centre £1,425 a month Let at this rent
Not given: 2-bedroom fully furnished apartment, residents parking, communal gardens £1,425 a month Let at this rent
Not given: 2-bedroom apartment, no details £1,440 a month Let at this rent
Not given: 2-bedroom apartment, open plan kitchen and living area, private courtyard garden, parking for one car, gas central heating £1,475 a month Let at this rent
Not given: contemporary 2-bedroom ground-floor apartment near Bath city centre, communal gardens on the River Avon, on-street permit parking £1,500 a month Let at this rent

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