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  • What is the average cost of living in Yorkshire, England?

    Posted by admin on February 13th, 2010 and filed under england | 1 Comment »

    My wife and I are planning on moving to south Yorkshire, England from Seattle. I am a citizen by descent and have no problems there. It can be quite expensive in Seattle, and I know Yorkshire is a lot cheaper than other parts of England. The reason we are going is to be close to my extended family. About how much a month will it cost for me and my wife to get by there?

    An British pound has the buying power in England of an American dollar in the US, although you get more than a dollar when you exchange a pound.

    Here’s a cost of living estimate in pounds for Dundee, a very inexpensive town in Scotland, for a single student living in one rented room in a private home.

    Expenses Approximate cost per month

    Accommodation (private) £200 – £260
    Food / Household Goods £120
    Entertainment £75
    Phone / Postage £25
    Incidents £20
    TOTAL £440 – £500

    A small older townhouse, with no basement, in need of renovation, in a less good area of a larger town, seems to start around $80 000

    One Response

    1. thinkingtime Says:

      An British pound has the buying power in England of an American dollar in the US, although you get more than a dollar when you exchange a pound.

      Here’s a cost of living estimate in pounds for Dundee, a very inexpensive town in Scotland, for a single student living in one rented room in a private home.

      Expenses Approximate cost per month

      Accommodation (private) £200 – £260
      Food / Household Goods £120
      Entertainment £75
      Phone / Postage £25
      Incidents £20
      TOTAL £440 – £500

      A small older townhouse, with no basement, in need of renovation, in a less good area of a larger town, seems to start around $80 000
      References :
      http://www.dundee.ac.uk/admissions/tada/living_costs.htm

      http://www.propertyfinder.com/uk/property/yorkshire+and+humber

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