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Ford Focus Estate Lease Deals

The best-handling estate car in its class. Available while stocks last.

Production of the Ford Focus Estate ended in November 2025, but there are still some hanging around - and the Focus remains one of the most complete family estates you can lease.

For the monthly cost, you get a 575-litre boot, generous rear legroom, handling that makes most estate car rivals feel like an afterthought, and composed, refined motorway manners that make longer journeys feel effortless.

Dual-zone climate control, keyless entry, a heated windscreen, LED headlights, and a 13.2-inch touchscreen all come as standard - and ST-Line adds stiffer suspension and sportier styling for those who want more from the drive.

The Ford Focus is an estate car that rewards the driver as much as it serves the family. But it's not around for much longer. 

Browse our latest Ford Focus Estate lease deals below.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to lease a Ford Focus Estate?
It varies - the price you pay depends on your contract length, annual mileage, initial payment, and specification. As a guide, the Ford Focus Estate starts at £308.95 per month.
How practical is the Ford Focus Estate?
Very. The 575-litre boot has no load lip and a usefully square load area, with a boot floor that folds upright to stop shopping sliding around. Rear legroom is generous, and the low central tunnel gives the middle rear passenger more foot space than most estate in the class. The rear seats fold 60/40 via levers in the boot - straightforward to use even with your hands full.
What trim levels are available on the Ford Focus Estate?
Trend, Titanium, ST-Line, and Active, with Vignale upgrades available on most. Entry-level Trend covers the basics, while Titanium adds dual-zone climate control, keyless entry, LED tail lights, and the larger 13.2-inch touchscreen. ST-Line adds 17-inch alloys, sportier styling, and stiffer suspension. Vignale upgrades add premium leather seats, heated front seats and steering wheel, rear privacy glass, and wireless phone charging.