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The average house price in Harrogate is £402,779 over the last 12 months. Over the past year prices rose 1.8%.

England / North Yorkshire

Harrogate

£402,779

Average price, last 12 months

+1.8% in a year
OCT 2016£314kSEPT 2026£403k

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What can I buy with my budget in Harrogate?

With £410,000 you could afford the average semi-detached house in Harrogate.

£410,000

Harrogate

  • Flats

    £244,463

    In budget

  • Terraced

    £292,016

    In budget

  • Semi-detached

    £352,983

    In budget

  • Detached

    £633,360

    £223k short

Average sale price by type of home over the last 12 months, from HM Land Registry. These are averages, so cheaper homes of each type do sell.

How much would a mortgage cost in Harrogate?

With a 10% deposit, a 25-year mortgage at 4.5% on the average home in Harrogate costs £2,015 a month.

10%
4.5%
25 years
  • Harrogate

    £2,015

    a month

    Average price
    £402,779
    Deposit
    £40,278
    Mortgage
    £362,501
    Salary needed at 4.5×
    £80,556

A repayment mortgage on each location's average sale price over the last 12 months. The rate is an example, not a quote, so check current deals. Many lenders cap borrowing at about 4.5 times income.

What does each type of home cost?

Average sale price by property type over the last 12 months.

Detached

  • £633,360

Semi-detached

  • £352,983

Terraced

  • £292,016

Flats

  • £244,463

What kinds of homes sell in each area?

Share of last 12 months' sales by property type.

  • Detached
  • Semi-detached
  • Terraced
  • Flats

Harrogate

Mostly detached houses

30%
29%
24%
16%

How much do prices vary within Harrogate?

In Harrogate the priciest area costs 13.3× the cheapest.

Harrogate135 areas

Cheapest: Stonebeck Up, £135,000. Priciest: Kearby with Netherby, £1,800,000.

Stonebeck Up: £135,000Swinton with Warthermarske: £150,000Lindrick with Studley Royal and Fountains: £154,500Bridge Hewick: £162,500Ellingstring: £170,000Great Ribston with Walshford: £178,000Eavestone: £210,000Hutton Conyers: £260,000Ellenthorpe: £260,000Masham: £269,525Ripon: £281,870Boroughbridge: £299,158Bewerley: £303,875Killinghall: £311,092Spofforth with Stockeld: £319,876Burton-on-Yore: £322,500High and Low Bishopside: £323,148Stonebeck Down: £339,500Dishforth: £340,729Copt Hewick: £347,500Langthorpe: £348,277Thorpe Underwoods: £350,000Nidd: £351,500Kirkby Malzeard: £353,312Cundall with Leckby: £355,000Humberton: £370,000Knaresborough: £374,170Kirby Hill: £374,541North Stainley with Sleningford: £377,491Middleton Quernhow: £377,500Weston: £379,000Kirby Hall: £380,000Wath: £388,674Milby: £391,210Asenby: £391,400Baldersby: £392,666Darley and Menwith: £400,000Arkendale: £405,833North Deighton: £409,000Nesfield with Langbar: £410,000Westwick: £420,000Sharow: £421,875Ferrensby: £425,425Grewelthorpe: £428,990Fountains Earth: £429,250South Stainley with Cayton: £435,000Hunsingore: £435,000Markington with Wallerthwaite: £438,750Goldsborough: £439,650Tockwith: £445,271Fearby: £447,500Denton: £450,000Bishop Thornton: £456,863Great Ouseburn: £457,310Plompton: £463,333Healey: £480,000Melmerby: £481,625Staveley: £489,895Clint cum Hamlets: £498,571Roecliffe: £503,583Hampsthwaite: £513,526Green Hammerton: £517,766Fewston: £519,000Coneythorpe and Clareton: £519,500Wighill: £523,750Grantley: £525,000Beckwithshaw: £525,611Laverton: £526,000Moor Monkton: £529,313Marton-le-Moor: £535,000Kirkby Overblow: £545,000Ellington High and Low: £550,000Farnley: £551,450Littlethorpe: £562,300Thornville: £565,000Haverah Park: £565,500Ilton-cum-Pott: £570,000Newall with Clifton: £578,333Dacre: £580,092Winksley: £582,500Weeton: £592,279Scotton: £599,727Burton Leonard: £601,500North Rigton: £605,948Long Marston: £609,500Norton Conyers: £615,000Cattal: £616,875Rainton with Newby: £617,500Norton-le-Clay: £620,000Blubberhouses: £620,500Birstwith: £629,583Kirk Hammerton: £634,000Follifoot: £645,000Ripley: £657,857Kirk Deighton: £660,400Felliscliffe: £667,500Little Ribston: £674,625Warsill: £675,000Hartwith cum Winsley: £677,500Allerton Mauleverer with Hopperton: £685,000Bilton-in-Ainsty with Bickerton: £687,083Sawley: £700,000Flaxby: £706,833Thruscross: £711,666Studley Roger: £730,000Thornton Bridge: £732,500Askwith: £740,000Little Ouseburn: £759,166Bishop Monkton: £764,428Pannal and Burn Bridge: £764,500Copgrove: £775,000Scriven: £791,375Whixley: £804,094Skelton-on-Ure: £817,500Marton cum Grafton: £830,000Castley: £830,000Lindley: £840,000Brearton: £875,000Azerley: £882,500Wilstrop: £885,000Sicklinghall: £910,666Middleton: £925,000Nun Monkton: £950,000Leathley: £993,000Walkingham Hill with Occaney: £1,000,000Great Timble: £1,010,000Skelding: £1,050,000Thornthwaite with Padside: £1,087,500Farnham: £1,120,000Stainburn: £1,150,000Norwood: £1,181,250Little Timble: £1,200,000Dunsforths: £1,415,000Aldfield: £1,775,000Kearby with Netherby: £1,800,000
  • Harrogate average, £402,779

Each dot is one area inside the location, by its average sale price over the last 12 months. The areas we have prices for may not cover every part of a location.

How green is Harrogate?

Harrogate has 68 public parks among 578 green space sites. Green space covers 0.6% of the area: about 49 m² per resident, or 6.8 football pitches for every 1,000 people. More green space per resident than 73% of areas in England and Wales, where the typical area has 31 m².

  • Harrogate

    0.6%

    of the land is green space
    49 m² per resident, or 6.8 football pitches for every 1,000 residents
    68 public parks

Each grid is the location's land, one square per 1%. Green space from OS Open Greenspace, not counting golf courses; Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

How crowded is Harrogate?

Harrogate has about 0.9 residents for every football pitch of land, or 322 people per square mile, which counts as high density.

Harrogate
0.9 people per football pitch of land · 322 per square mile

Census 2021 population divided by land area. A football pitch is about 7,140 m² (105 m × 68 m).

How have average house prices moved?

Rolling 12-month average for each location, last 10 years. Gaps mean no sales were recorded that month.

When have prices risen and fallen in Harrogate?

Prices in Harrogate were down on a year earlier in 34 months of the 108 since October 2017. They are now up 1.8% on a year earlier.

Harrogate34 of 108 months down
FallingRising

Each stripe is one month: the rolling 12-month average against the same month a year earlier, since October 2017. Falls are hatched as well as red.

How many homes were sold?

Monthly sales volume for each location, last 10 years.

How do all the numbers compare?

Every measure side by side. The highest value in each row is highlighted.

Latest 12-month average

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    £402,779

Change over 1 year

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    +£7,024

Change over ~10 years

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    +£89,234

Homes sold (last 12 months)

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    2,293

Number of postcodes

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    8,012

Households (Census 2021)

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    71,196

Household density

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    141 per sq mi · High

Population (Census 2021)

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    162,723

Population density

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    322 per sq mi · High

Green space per resident

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    49 m² per resident · more than 73% of areas

Green space share of area

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    0.6%

Public parks

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    68

Crime rate (per 1,000 residents)

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    47 per 1,000 · Typical

Crime vs previous 12 months

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    −0.3%

Anti-social behaviour per 1,000 residents

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    12 per 1,000

Background NO₂ (µg/m³)

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    No air quality data

Background PM2.5 (µg/m³)

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    No air quality data

Listed buildings

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    —

Listed buildings per 1,000 homes

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    —

Homes in a conservation area

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    —

Peak month

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    JAN 2026 · £455,686

Most common price band

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    £200k – £300k · 28.8%

Detached average

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    £633,360

Semi-detached average

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    £352,983

Terraced average

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    £292,016

Flats average

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    £244,463

Detached share of sales

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    30.4%

Semi-detached share of sales

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    29.0%

Terraced share of sales

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    24.2%

Flats share of sales

  • Harrogate

    England / North Yorkshire / Harrogate

    16.4%

Sold prices from HM Land Registry. Households and population from Census 2021. Green space from OS Open Greenspace, not counting golf courses; Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Crime is police-recorded crime from police.uk, per 1,000 residents, over the latest 12 published months; anti-social behaviour is counted separately. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: police.uk. Listed buildings and conservation areas from Historic England, planning.data.gov.uk and Cadw; "No council data" means the council has not published its conservation area boundaries. © Historic England 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Source: planning.data.gov.uk, Open Government Licence v3.0. Designated Historic Asset GIS Data, The Welsh Historic Environment Service (Cadw), licensed under the Open Government Licence.

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