Sold price trend +15.7%
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Gosport is a Hampshire borough with a population of 81,952. The median house price is £250,000, with 1,170 sales recorded in the year to May 2026 and a five-year trend of 15.7 per cent growth.
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Terraced properties form the largest housing type at 35.1 per cent of stock, followed by semi-detached at 27.5 per cent. Owner occupation stands at 63.6 per cent of households. The affordability ratio is 7.2, based on median earnings of £35,341. About 45 per cent of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived than Gosport. Crime is recorded at 7.2 per 1,000 residents, with violent crime the most prevalent category. The area has 32 schools, all state-run, with 11 rated good or better by Ofsted. Five GP surgeries and 13 dentists serve residents. Air quality shows low nitrogen dioxide and moderate particulate levels. Gigabit broadband is available to 93.0 per cent of premises. The nearest railway station is 3.2 kilometres away. Council tax for band D is £2,344.29 in 2026/27.
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