With the cost of living continuing to rise, it can be difficult for renters to find affordable housing in these times.
We have compiled a list of the five cheapest properties to rent in the county that have recently been added to property website Rightmove.
Property available to rent on West Street in Leominster.
West Street, Leominster
This unfurnished studio flat is conveniently positioned for Leominster town centre and is available for £350pcm.
It contains an open plan living/kitchen area and a modern shower room and would ideally suit a single person.
Property to rent on Market Place in Ross. Picture: Rightmove
Market Place, Ross-on-Wye
This top-floor flat is located in the heart of Ross-on-Wye town centre and is perfect for all of the town's local amenities.
It features a large lounge with two picture windows. a bedroom with separate shower cubicle and a modern kitchen with a range of base units, oven and hob.
It is available on July 22 for £425 pcm.
Property to rent in Newbury Court in Bobblestock, Hereford
Newbury Court, Hereford
This well presented one bedroom second floor apartment is conveniently situated in a popular residential area of Bobblestock, to the north of Hereford.
The property is a short walk from a range of local amenities and offers accommodation to include entrance hall double bedroom, living room and bathroom.
It is available now for £500pcm.
Duke Street, Kington
This newly refurbished apartment offers open plan living and is conveniently positioned in the centre of the market town of Kington.
The flat also benefits from off street parking, a double bedroom with en suite bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen.
It is available now for £500pcm.
Property available on Verschoyle Gardens in Ross-on-Wye
Verschoyle Gardens, Ross-on-Wye
This newly decorated flat in the outskirts of Ross-on-Wye, benefits from communal gardens and parking.
The property includes a modern shower room, kitchen, living room and double bedroom.
It is available now for £525pcm.
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