Renting in Norwich has recently been revealed to be increasingly expensive due to young people being 'gazumped' by 'cash-rich Londoners'.

With the cost of buying going up, the cost of renting has followed as more are forced to stay in the rental market.

We took a look at some of the most expensive properties available for rent in Norwich as of September 16.

Norwich Evening News: The kitchen of the property in The AvenuesThe kitchen of the property in The Avenues (Image: Abbotts)

Among the most expensive properties to rent in Norwich are student houses, one of which is a six-bed home on The Avenues. It is £3,500 per month and let by Abbotts.

Norwich Evening News: One of the six bedrooms in The Avenues propertyOne of the six bedrooms in The Avenues property (Image: Abbotts)

The property has six bedrooms, a brand new kitchen and bathroom, and TVs in every bedroom. There is also a garden and off-road parking.

Norwich Evening News: The Malt House on King StreetThe Malt House on King Street (Image: The Norfolk Agents)

Another premium property currently available to rent is The Malt House on King Street. It is £3,200 per month and let by The Norfolk Agents.

Norwich Evening News: The living room of the Malt House on King StreetThe living room of the Malt House on King Street (Image: The Norfolk Agents)

This 'luxury apartment' across three stories has three bedrooms with en-suites, panoramic views of the city, and a balcony.

Norwich Evening News: The St Giles Street propertyThe St Giles Street property (Image: Pointens)

Another of the city's most expensive properties to let is on Upper St Giles Street. It is £2,500 per month and is let by Pointens, an independent estate agent in Holt.

Norwich Evening News: The sitting room in the St Giles Street propertyThe sitting room in the St Giles Street property (Image: Pointens)

The three-storey townhouse has three bedrooms, two of which have an en-suite, a small courtyard garden, and two reception rooms.

Norwich Evening News: The property on Low road, KeswickThe property on Low road, Keswick (Image: William H Brown)

Slightly further out of Norwich is the property on Low Road, in Keswick. It is £2,400 per month and is let by William H Brown.

Norwich Evening News: The sitting room in the property on Low Road, KeswickThe sitting room in the property on Low Road, Keswick (Image: William H Brown)

The detached four-bed is to the southeast of the city, with three bathrooms, a log burner, and an enclosed garden.

Norwich Evening News: The kitchen of the Prince of Wales Road property, with a view of the balconyThe kitchen of the Prince of Wales Road property, with a view of the balcony (Image: Abbot Fox)

One of Norwich's other most expensive properties to let currently is on Prince of Wales Road. It is £1,950 per month and is let by abbotFox.

Norwich Evening News: The bedroom of the Prince of Wales Road propertyThe bedroom of the Prince of Wales Road property (Image: Abbot Fox)

This three-bed has a family bathroom, one en-suite, and a private balcony. It is on one of Norwich's busiest roads, giving it great links to the city's amenities.

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