Letting Property In Beverley: What Landlords Need To Know 

An Overview of Letting and Property Management in Beverley 

Beverley, a historic market town in the East Riding of Yorkshire, offers property investors a compelling blend of charm, stability, and strong returns.  
 
As letting agents with many properties in Beverley, we've seen first hand how this town continues to attract both residents and investors alike. 
 
Nestled just 8 miles north of Hull, Beverley combines historic architecture with modern amenities. The town is renowned for its stunning 13th-century Minster, cobbled streets, and vibrant market squares. 
 
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Beverley has consistently ranked among the best places to live in the UK, featuring in numerous "top towns" lists over the years. 
 

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Property Investment Returns in Beverley 

The rental market in Beverley offers very attractive yields for investors: 
 
Average rental yields: Properties in Beverley typically deliver yields between 4.5% and 6%, outperforming many other areas in Yorkshire 
Property types: 
Terraced properties near the town center can achieve yields of 5-5.5% 
Family homes in suburban areas like Molescroft typically yield 4.5-5% 
Modern apartments near the train station command premium rents with yields around 5.5-6% 
 
The average property price in Beverley (approximately £280,000-£300,000) remains lower than many southern locations while delivering comparable or better returns, making it an excellent value proposition for investors. 
 

Tenant Demand 

The town enjoys consistent rental demand from diverse tenant groups: 
 
Young professionals working in Hull but preferring Beverley's lifestyle 
Academics and staff from the University of Hull 
Medical professionals from Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital 
Families attracted by Beverley's excellent schools 
Downsizers looking for high-quality town center living 
 
This diverse tenant base contributes to low vacancy rates and stable rental income. 

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If you're thinking of investing, or already have a property or portfolio in Beverley that you would like to have managed by a letting agent, then get in touch.  
 
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Demographics and Population 

Understanding Beverley's demographics reveals why it's such a strong rental market: 
 
Population: Approximately 30,000 residents 
Age distribution: A balanced demographic with 22% under 20, 54% working age (20-64), and 24% over 65 
Employment: Higher than national average employment rates (78%) 
Education: Over 35% of residents hold degree-level qualifications 
Income levels: Median household income approximately 15% above the Yorkshire average 
 
The town attracts a high proportion of professionals and families seeking quality of life without sacrificing accessibility to larger employment centers. 

Growth and Development 

Recent and planned developments continue to enhance Beverley's prospects: 
 
Ongoing regeneration projects in the town center 
Improved transport links including the completed Beverley Southern Relief Road 
Expansion of the Flemingate Shopping Centre 
New housing developments carefully balanced with preservation efforts 

Interesting Facts About Beverley 

Beverley's rich history and culture add to its enduring appeal: 
 
Home to one of the oldest horse racing venues in England, Beverley Racecourse, dating back to 1690 
Hosts the annual Beverley Folk Festival, attracting visitors from across the UK 
Features one of England's finest Gothic churches, Beverley Minster 
The historic St. Mary's Church houses the famous "Pilgrim Rabbit," believed to have inspired Lewis Carroll's White Rabbit in Alice in Wonderland 
Beverley was once a major wool trading center and was among the ten largest towns in England during medieval times 

Future Outlook 

Looking ahead, Beverley's rental market shows strong signs of continued growth: 
 
Planned infrastructure improvements will enhance connectivity 
Limited new development opportunities help maintain property values 
Growing interest from professionals seeking lifestyle improvements post-pandemic 
Continued investment in the town's cultural and recreational amenities 
 
 
 
 
As a landlord I can only thank Rent East Yorkshire for providing an excellent service. They have always given brilliant advice, arranged any repairs to the properties quickly and to a high standard and answered any queries i have had rapidly. I can thoroughly recommend them. 
A Smith 

Letting Out Your Property in Beverley 

For property investors seeking a balance of immediate returns and long-term appreciation potential, Beverley offers a compelling proposition. Its combination of historic charm, modern amenities, strong schools, and excellent transport links creates sustained demand from quality tenants. 
 
Whether you're looking to expand an existing portfolio or make your first investment in the rental market, Beverley deserves some serious consideration. 
 
We've seen consistent success for landlords who recognize and capitalize on Beverley's unique advantages. The town's stability, combined with its growth potential, makes it one of Yorkshire's most attractive investment locations. 
 
If you would like to find out more about how we can help you with your property letting needs in Beverley and the surrounding area then please get in touch.