Property investment stats for Kibworth Beauchamp and Kibworth Harcourt, East Midlands

• The top postcode district offers a rental yield of 4.8%, which stands out against the area average.
• The high proportion of families (in the 84th percentile) and professionals suggests steady demand for quality rental homes.
• Median asking rents for a 3-bedroom house (£1,300) and a 2-bedroom flat (£850) indicate stable income potential for landlords.

• Capital values have changed by -6.4% over the past year, so short-term capital appreciation looks uncertain.
• The private rented sector is in the 15th percentile, so finding tenants may take longer than in areas with a more active rental market.
• With a student population only in the 61st percentile and a low proportion of young adults, demand from transient renters may be limited.

Looking ahead, I expect the market in Kibworth Beauchamp and Kibworth Harcourt to remain steady rather than spectacular. The area’s balance of affordability, owner-occupation, and professional households should continue to underpin stable demand for both sales and rentals. Rental yields are unlikely to surge, but the 4.8% in the leading district could offer niche opportunities for careful investors.

The three-year annualised growth at 0.6% suggests that long-term capital gains are possible, but not guaranteed. Overall, this is a market for patient investors who value predictability and a solid tenant base over rapid gains or high turnover.