Leisure has built its name on classic-looking, hard-working range cookers that can genuinely serve as the heart of a busy kitchen. If you are upgrading in 2026, there is a lot of choice, especially if you are torn between all-electric convenience and the feel of gas.
To save you trawling through every model, we have picked out the standout Leisure cookers and ovens that offer the best mix of performance, style and value. Each one has strong owner feedback and suits a slightly different type of household, from serious home cooks to families that simply want a dependable, good-looking range.
The models below are all excellent in their own right, but they do have different strengths and trade-offs. Use this guide to work out which Leisure cooker best matches your space, budget and cooking style.
These recommendations are based on careful analysis of real specifications, pricing and long-term owner ratings across the Leisure range cooker line-up. Rather than being swayed by flashy design alone, we look at how each model actually performs for everyday cooking, baking and roasting.
We weigh up value for money, reliability signals from customer reviews and how practical the features will be in a typical British kitchen. That means considering oven layout, hob type, ease of cleaning and how intuitive the controls are, as well as the headline scores.
Importantly, we look across the wider Leisure cooker and oven range, not just one or two popular models. The list here is deliberately focused on the best-balanced options so you can choose with confidence, knowing each one has been compared against its closest siblings in the line-up.
To create this shortlist, we started with Leisure’s current range of cookers and ovens and filtered down to models with consistently high review scores and solid numbers of customer reviews. That helps us highlight appliances that are not just impressive on paper, but are working well in real homes.
We then compared prices and features to find the strongest combinations of value and capability. Dual fuel versus electric, oven layout, hob style and the overall footprint all came into play, so there is a sensible spread of options without overwhelming you.
Finally, we ensured the selection covers different priorities: maximum hob and oven space, compact 90cm ranges that still deliver serious cooking power, and models at varying price points. The result is a tight list of Leisure cookers and ovens where each one earns its place for a clear reason, making it easier to home in on the best match for your kitchen.
Below you will find our top Leisure range cooker picks for 2026, ordered so that the first model is our strongest all-round recommendation. The others are excellent alternatives if you prefer dual fuel, a particular finish or a slightly different balance of price and features.
All of them offer that familiar Leisure look and solid build, but pay attention to whether you want a ceramic or gas hob, and whether a 90cm or 100cm width will work better in your space. Match that to how much you cook day to day, and you will quickly see which Leisure cooker feels right for your home.
A 100cm all-electric Cookmaster with a ceramic hob that gives you masses of cooking space, simple installation and easy cleaning, making it a superb all-round Leisure range for busy family kitchens.
The Cookmaster CK100C210K stands out by offering the full 100cm width, so you get extra hob space and generous ovens that make cooking for a crowd far less stressful. The all-electric design with a ceramic hob simplifies installation compared with dual fuel, especially if your kitchen is not already plumbed for gas. Owners rate it very highly, and the sleek glass hob is quick to wipe clean after a busy service. The layout typically gives you multiple oven cavities and a grill, allowing you to roast, bake and grill different dishes at once without flavour transfer. For many households, it hits a very comfortable balance between capacity, usability and overall value for a big statement range.
Being a 100cm range, the CK100C210K does demand more wall space than the 90cm models here, which will not suit every kitchen layout. All-electric cooking also will not appeal if you are strongly attached to gas hob control. Its price sits above some of the 90cm dual fuel options, so you are paying a premium for the extra width and capacity. If you rarely cook for more than two or three people at once, you may not fully make use of the additional space.
Ideal if you want a true statement range that can comfortably handle big roast dinners, batch cooking and regular entertaining. The CK100C210K suits larger families or keen cooks who like plenty of hob and oven real estate. It is a particularly good match for homes without a gas supply, or for anyone who prefers the cleaner look and easier cleaning of a ceramic hob. If you are upgrading a spacious kitchen and want one cooker that can do it all, this is the standout Leisure choice.
A 90cm Cookmaster that combines the precision of a gas hob with reliable electric ovens, offering classic dual fuel performance and strong value in a slightly more compact footprint.
The Cookmaster CK90F530X pairs a responsive gas hob with electric ovens, which is a favourite combination for confident cooks who like instant flame control. At 90cm wide it still offers multiple ovens and plenty of hob space, yet it is easier to slot into an existing kitchen than a 100cm range. The stainless steel finish gives it a smart, modern look that works well in contemporary homes. With strong owner ratings and a lower price than several other dual fuel options, it delivers an impressive amount of cooker for the money. It is a very sensible way to step into the Leisure dual fuel range without overspending or overwhelming a medium-sized kitchen.
The CK90F530X does not offer the 100cm width of the top pick, so if you regularly use every burner and multiple oven cavities, you may occasionally feel a little more constrained. As a dual fuel model, installation can be a bit more involved than an all-electric cooker, especially if you need additional gas work doing. While the feature set is strong for the price, some buyers may prefer the slightly more premium feel and styling of the Cuisinemaster range. The stainless finish will also show fingerprints more readily than some black models.
Best suited to households that want the classic dual fuel set-up without the size and cost of a 100cm range. It is a strong option for medium-sized families who cook most days and enjoy the responsiveness of gas on the hob. The 90cm width makes it easier to fit into a typical British kitchen while still feeling like a genuine range cooker. Choose this if you want a great all-round Leisure dual fuel model at a sensible price.
A 90cm Chefmaster dual fuel range cooker aimed at keen home cooks who want flexible gas hob control and generous oven space in a smart black finish.
The Chefmaster CC90F531K is shaped around enthusiastic home cooks who like to make the most of a range cooker. The gas hob gives fine-grained heat control for tasks like stir-frying, searing and simmering, while the electric ovens provide reliable, even heat for baking and roasting. The 90cm width gives you generous cooking space and a flexible oven layout, but still fits more easily than a full 100cm unit. Owners praise its performance and the way it copes with big family meals and entertaining. If you are regularly cooking several dishes at once, the Chefmaster name here genuinely reflects its more serious cooking intent.
The Chefmaster CC90F531K is typically priced a touch higher than the CK90F530X, so you are paying extra for style and layout rather than a huge leap in basic capability. As with any dual fuel range, you will need a suitable gas supply and may face higher installation costs than with an all-electric cooker. The 90cm footprint still requires careful planning in smaller kitchens. If you do not cook ambitious meals regularly, some of its appeal may be lost on you.
A great fit for passionate home cooks who enjoy experimenting with recipes and often have several dishes on the go. It works well for growing families who regularly use multiple ovens and like the control of gas for frying, boiling and searing. The smart black finish also suits those who want their cooker to make a visual statement without stepping up to a full 100cm appliance. Pick this if you cook a lot at weekends and want something that feels a bit more specialist.
A 90cm Cuisinemaster dual fuel that steps things up with a more premium feel and refined layout, ideal if you want a feature-rich black range without jumping to 100cm.
The Cuisinemaster CS90F530K sits towards the premium end of Leisure’s 90cm dual fuel line, with a design and layout that feel a little more upmarket than the Cookmaster and Chefmaster ranges. The gas hob is ideal for those who like visible, responsive heat, and the multiple electric ovens give you the capacity to handle roasts, baking and sides all together. The black finish looks particularly striking in a modern kitchen and ties in well with darker cabinetry or appliances. Strong customer ratings suggest that owners are very happy with both performance and day-to-day usability. If you want a range that feels like a centrepiece as much as a workhorse, this model fits the bill nicely.
The Cuisinemaster CS90F530K commands one of the higher prices among these 90cm models, which might be hard to justify if you are mainly after straightforward family cooking. Its black finish, while striking, can make fingerprints and splashes more visible if you do not keep on top of cleaning. As a dual fuel range, it also relies on having good gas and electrical provision in place. For very tight spaces, the 90cm width will still feel large compared with a standard cooker.
Ideal for design-conscious buyers who want a black range that looks as good as it cooks and are happy to pay a little more for that premium feel. It is well suited to busy households and enthusiastic cooks who make full use of multiple ovens and burners. If you are creating a sleek, modern kitchen where the cooker is very much on show, the CS90F530K will sit comfortably as a focal point. Choose it if you like the idea of dual fuel performance wrapped in a more upmarket package.
A stainless steel Cuisinemaster dual fuel range that delivers the same strong performance as the black version, but in a professional-looking finish that suits modern kitchens.
The Cuisinemaster CS90F530X offers the same core strengths as its black sibling, but wrapped in a stainless steel finish that echoes professional kitchens. The dual fuel set-up combines a precise gas hob with the even, dependable results of electric ovens, giving you the flexibility to handle everything from quick midweek meals to slow roasts. At 90cm it delivers a serious cooking platform without demanding as much space as a 100cm range. Its strong reviews reflect a balance of looks, performance and practicality that appeals to a wide range of households. For many buyers, the stainless finish is also easier to coordinate with existing appliances.
Like the black Cuisinemaster, the CS90F530X sits towards the premium end of this Leisure line-up, so budget-focused buyers may find better value in the Cookmaster models. Stainless steel, while smart, tends to highlight smears and streaks, so it may need more regular polishing to look its best. Dual fuel installation can cost more than a straightforward electric hook-up, particularly if you need gas work. If you have a very traditional kitchen, the professional-style finish might feel a little too modern.
This model is perfect if you want a professional-looking stainless steel range that coordinates neatly with other appliances. It suits medium to large households that cook frequently and appreciate the flexibility of gas on the hob and electric in the ovens. If you like the idea of a premium Leisure range but prefer stainless to black, the CS90F530X is the natural choice. It also works well in more contemporary or industrial-style kitchens where metal finishes dominate.
