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North East England

Serviced accommodation, run by the numbers.

AyNik Stay manages short and mid-stay lets across the North East. Check your property's numbers first, with sourced figures and costs you can change.

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Illustrative example

2-bed in Durham

Nightly rateAyNik assumption, November 2026
£130
Nights bookedAyNik assumption, November 2026
64%
Standard let rentSOURCED: PropertyData /rents, 04/11/2026
£1,018 a month

Serviced accommodation, a year after costs

£6,735

Standard let, a year after costs

£10,994

Stay on a standard let · break-even at 83% of nights booked

Illustrative only, using AyNik assumption figures and our standard cost lines. Not a quotation or a promise of income. Results differ by area, and some areas favour a standard let.

Try your own numbers
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I own a property

Thinking about serviced accommodation, or ready to sell a rented house?

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I want to buy

Looking for North East property that fits your numbers?

Our approach

How we work

Every figure has a label

A figure is sourced, with its source and date, or it is our estimate and says how we worked it out. If we don't know, we say so.

You see the method

Our analyser shows every cost and every step of the sum. Change any figure and see what happens.

You decide

Our tools rank and estimate. The decision to let, buy or sell is always yours, with your own advice.

AyNik Stay

What AyNik Stay looks after

Where we work

Seven areas, every figure labelled

  • Tyne Bridge reflections at dawn on the QuaysideNewcastle

    Photo: Ben Wicks / Unsplash

  • The Angel of the North, GatesheadGateshead

    Photo: Diane Pilkington / Unsplash

  • Durham at sunset in autumnDurham

    Photo: Jeffrey Zhang / Unsplash

Standard-let rents come from PropertyData. Nightly rates are our own assumptions until we have licensed booking data, and you can change every one of them.

Rents: SOURCED, PropertyData /rents, average asking rent, 04/11/2026. Nightly rates: AyNik assumption, 04/11/2026, which you can change in the analyser.

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How it starts

Serviced accommodation with AyNik Stay

  1. A call

    We talk through the property, your goals and your current let.

  2. A property assessment

    We visit, check suitability, mortgage and lease consent, and agree the terms in writing.

  3. Set-up and listing

    Furnishing plan, safety checks, photography and listings on the main booking sites.

  4. Live, with monthly reporting

    We run guests, pricing and cleaning, and send you a clear monthly report.

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Free report

The North East Insight report

Prices, rents, yields, price change and demand for seven North East areas, every figure sourced and dated. Free, and written for investors and landlords.

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Every Monday

Auction Watch

Every Monday we check North East auction lots against our published criteria. The top 5 go on the website. Registered investors get the top 20 by email, so you know which legal packs are worth reading first.

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Questions

Straight answers

Is every property suitable for serviced accommodation?

No. Location, layout, parking, your mortgage, your lease and local planning all matter. If a standard let suits you better, we will tell you.

Is the analyser a promise of income?

No. It is an illustration using figures you can see and change. A reviewed report from us comes next, and any agreement follows a survey.

Do you manage properties now?

AyNik Stay is new. We are taking on our first properties now, and we will publish results only when owners agree.

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