2,121 people · median £570,000 · Sevenoaks
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Hever in Kent had a population of 2,121 at the 2021 census. The median house price stands at £570,000, with 15 sales recorded in the 12 months to May 2026; prices have risen 44.6 percent over five years.
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Detached properties median at £1,250,000, semi-detached at £550,000, and terraced at £388,500. The median energy performance certificate band is E, with 17.0 percent of properties rated A to C. Deprivation levels place the area in the middle nationally, with about 45 percent of neighbourhoods in England more deprived. Health outcomes rank in the top decile; crime and employment are moderately strong. Nitrogen dioxide air quality is low; particulate matter is moderate. Some 2.8 percent of the area falls in flood zone 3. Hever Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School is approximately 1.0 km away; Lingfield College is 7.3 km distant. The area is almost entirely green belt, with 114 listed buildings and two conservation areas: Cowden and Markbeech. Superfast broadband reaches 90.8 percent of premises. Council tax band D is £2,402.04 for 2026/27. Sevenoaks District Council administers the area; Kent County Council is the county authority.
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