House Prices in North Lincolnshire

Property Market Overview
North Lincolnshire has seen steady residential activity with 12,266 sales over five years, reflecting a moderately active market. The average price of £197,341 sits well below the national average, making the area accessible for a wide range of buyers. Prices have climbed 15.3% over the past five years, with recent years showing particular strength.

Property Types and Price Differences
Detached homes command the highest values at £277,364, roughly 1.8 times the price of semi-detached properties (£154,607), which dominate sales activity with over 5,200 transactions. Terraced homes average £123,826, while flats are notably the most affordable at £78,809, though they represent a very small share of the market at just 256 sales.

Price Trends Over Time
The five-year trend shows consistent upward movement, with average prices rising from £189,962 in 2021 to £217,691 in 2026. The pace has accelerated recently, with 2024 and 2025 data showing sharper gains than the earlier period, suggesting stronger market momentum in the most recent years.

What Stands Out
Scunthorpe dominates transaction volume at 7,103 sales but sits below the county average at £172,757, while satellite towns like Doncaster (£283,464) and Ulceley (£262,039) command significantly higher prices. The market shows pronounced geographic variation, with prices ranging from under £175,000 in parts of Scunthorpe to nearly £285,000 in Doncaster.