Yorkshire and The Humber house prices
Average price paid, 2026-05
Prices in Yorkshire and The Humber are up 4.32% over the last year and up 4.02% a year over five. That is 23% below the United Kingdom average of £271,295.
Average price, last 25 years
Pounds paid · to 2026-05HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index. Source
- £125,001 to £250,000 at 2%£1,671
First-time buyer relief applies below £500,000. England and Northern Ireland rates; Scotland charges Land and Buildings Transaction Tax and Wales charges Land Transaction Tax, both on different bands.
What is your Yorkshire and The Humber home worth?
The area average is a starting point, not a valuation. Give us what you paid and the year, and we will move it by the actual change in average prices paid in Yorkshire and The Humber over exactly that period.
Value my homeYorkshire and The Humber house prices: common questions
What is the average house price in Yorkshire and The Humber?
The average house price in Yorkshire and The Humber is £208,549, based on HM Land Registry data for 2026-05. That is the average price actually paid for property completing in the area, not an asking price or an estimate.
Are house prices in Yorkshire and The Humber rising or falling?
Prices in Yorkshire and The Humber are up 4.32% over the last year, and have changed at +4.02% a year over five years and +2.5% a year over twenty. Figures are annualised averages from HM Land Registry to 2026-05.
How much stamp duty would I pay on an average home in Yorkshire and The Humber?
Stamp duty on a £208,549 property is £1,671 at standard England and Northern Ireland rates, or £0 for a first-time buyer. Stamp duty is charged in slices, so only the portion of the price inside each band is taxed at that band's rate. Scotland and Wales charge different taxes on different bands.
Is Yorkshire and The Humber expensive compared with the rest of the UK?
At £208,549, Yorkshire and The Humber is 23% below the United Kingdom average of £271,295.
How can I find out what my own Yorkshire and The Humber home is worth?
An area average is not a valuation of a specific property. If you know what you paid and the year you bought, our free tool moves your purchase price by the actual change in average prices paid in Yorkshire and The Humber over exactly that period, which is more accurate than estimating from bedroom count. For anything involving money changing hands, get a valuation from a local agent or a RICS surveyor; no lender accepts an online estimate.
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