About Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire

Living in the Bransholme and surrounding HU7 area of Kingston upon Hull offers a mix of suburban convenience and established community infrastructure. One of the primary advantages is the accessibility of amenities; residents have immediate access to the North Point Shopping Centre, which provides a range of essential shops and a covered market. For broader entertainment and retail needs, the nearby Kingswood Retail Park offers a significant selection of large stores, a multiscreen cinema, bowling, and various restaurants. The area also boasts several green spaces, including Noddle Hill Way with its wildlife wetland and fishing lake, as well as various playing fields that cater to outdoor leisure and youth activities. However, prospective residents should consider the character of the area, which is largely comprised of long-established council-owned estates and has faced socio-economic challenges. While the area is well-served by several recently developed secondary academies, such as Kingswood and Winifred Holtby, it remains a densely built-up environment. Some residents may find the layout isolating, as the estate is physically bordered by 'A' roads and farmland, creating a distinct separation from the city centre. Overall, it is a functional, community-focused area, though its suitability depends on personal preferences regarding estate living versus more traditional suburban or urban environments.

Property Prices in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire

Median sale prices by property type, based on HM Land Registry transactions.

The typical property in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire now sells for £162,000, up 1.2% from last year.

Terraced £140,000 2.3% annual growth · 421 sales

Semidetached £172,423 2.9% annual growth · 298 sales

Detached £247,458 2.4% annual growth · 191 sales

Flat £97,045 1.3% annual growth · 44 sales

Median Price Trend

Median sale price by year, compared to East Riding of Yorkshire and national figures.

Annual Price Growth

2.4% HU7

2.9% East Riding of Yorkshire

3.3% National

Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire currently offers better value, with prices rising 0.5% slower than the East Riding of Yorkshire area average.

Properties are currently more affordable compared to East Riding of Yorkshire trends, potentially offering good value.

Lower growth rates could present good buying opportunities — consider getting detailed property surveys and negotiating more actively on price.

Market Activity (YoY)

+1.4% HU7

+4.4% East Riding of Yorkshire

+8.5% National

The market in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire is somewhat quieter, with 2.9% fewer sales than the East Riding of Yorkshire area average.

Activity levels are slightly higher than the East Riding of Yorkshire average, indicating steady local demand.

Crime & Safety

Recorded incidents per 1,000 households, compared to county and national averages.

Other

77% above the national average.

Property Crime

47% above the national average.

Public Order

16% below the national average.

Theft

33% above the national average.

Violent Crime

34% above the national average.

Getting Around

For residents in the HU7 area, which includes suburbs like Sutton-on-Hull and the Kingswood estate, commuting primarily relies on bus services and personal vehicles. A significant advantage is the proximity of the Kingswood retail park, which provides local employment and amenities, reducing the need for daily travel into the city centre for those living in the immediate vicinity. The area is well-connected to the wider city via arterial roads, with the B1237 serving as a key local route for commuters navigating the northern suburbs. However, a notable disadvantage for those relying on rail transport is the lack of local train stations, as the historic rail infrastructure in the area has long since closed. This forces commuters to travel into the city centre to access Hull Paragon Interchange, which serves as the hub for regional and national rail connections. While bus networks operate throughout the northern districts, relying solely on public transport for a daily commute into the city centre or beyond can be time-consuming compared to driving. Consequently, prospective residents who require frequent rail access may find the commute from this specific postcode area less convenient than those living closer to the central transport hubs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are average house prices in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire?

The median price across the most common property types is around £140,000, based on HM Land Registry data.

Is Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire a safe place to live?

Property crime here runs 47% above the national average, based on police.uk data. See the crime section above for the full breakdown by category.

Are property prices in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire rising?

Prices have grown 2.4% annually here, compared to 3.3% nationally.

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Crime data sourced from police.uk and updated monthly.

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