What type of people live in Shepperton?
The town is home to a diverse range of residents, from young families to retirees; it offers a range of amenities to suit all ages and interests. According to the 2011 census, the population of Shepperton was 9,753. Since then, the town has experienced a slight increase in population. The majority of residents are of working age.The town has a good mix of socio-economic backgrounds, with both affluent and lower-income households. The average household income is approximately the national average, and the unemployment rate is lower than the national average.Shepperton is known for its strong community spirit and as a family-friendly town, with a range of activities available for children and young people. The town has several parks and playgrounds, and there are a number of local youth clubs and groups that offer activities and support for young people.What is There to Do in Shepperton?
Although it is a small town, Shepperton has a lot to offer in terms of outdoor activities, entertainment and culture.If you enjoy the great outdoors, Shepperton is a great place to consider living. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside and boasts a number of parks and green spaces, including Shepperton Green, which is a popular spot for picnics and outdoor activities. For those who enjoy water sports, Shepperton is located on the River Thames and is home to Shepperton Marina, which offers boat hire and mooring facilities. There is also a sailing club, which organises regular sailing events on the river. The town also has a number of footpaths and cycle routes, which provide great opportunities for walking and cycling.Shepperton has a number of pubs, restaurants and cafes, which offer a range of food and drink options. The town also has a cinema, which shows a variety of films, including the latest releases.If you enjoy live music, Shepperton is home to the Riverside Arts Centre, which hosts regular concerts and performances. The centre also has a theatre, which stages plays and other productions throughout the year.Culture
Shepperton is steeped in history and has a number of historic buildings and landmarks, including St Nicholas Church, which dates back to the 12th century. The town also has a museum, which showcases the history of Shepperton and the surrounding area. In addition, Shepperton is home to a number of art galleries and studios, which showcase the work of local artists and the town also hosts an annual arts festival, which celebrates the creativity and talent of the local community.What is the Property Market Like in Shepperton?
Shepperton is a popular area for families and professionals, and as such, the housing market can be competitive. The average price for a property in Shepperton is currently £623,000, which is slightly higher than the national average. However, this does vary depending on the type of property and the location within Shepperton.For example, a one-bedroom flat in Shepperton town centre can cost around £250,000, while a three-bedroom semi-detached house in a more suburban area can cost upwards of £650,000. The most expensive properties in Shepperton are often large detached houses with extensive gardens and river views.There is also a thriving rental market in Shepperton, with a range of properties available to suit different budgets and lifestyles. The average monthly rent for a one-bedroom flat in Shepperton is around £1,000, while a three-bedroom house can cost upwards of £2,000 per month.As with the housing market, the location and type of property can have a significant impact on the rental price. Properties in the town centre tend to be more expensive, while those in suburban areas are often more affordable.Overall, the property market in Shepperton is competitive, but there are options available for a range of budgets and lifestyles. It is recommended to seek the advice of a local estate agent or property expert for more specific information on the current market conditions and trends.Check out our data-driven guide to Shepperton, below. What is it like to live in Shepperton, Surrey? Semi-detached houses currently average £506,831.00 and the average broadband speed is 81.1mbps. If you are thinking of moving to Shepperton, then check out our area guide. |
Property market | £506,831 for a semi-detached property |
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Airport access | Closest airport is London Heathrow (5.4 miles) |
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Broadband | 81.1mbps average broadband speeds (very fast broadband for UK) |
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Ethnic diversity | White: 78.7% residents (vs 81.7% England & Wales) Other: 21.4% residents (vs 18.3% England & Wales) |
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Socio-economic status | Ranked 158 out of 573 in England & Wales for % of residents in higher managerial positions and 371 out of 573 for residents who are long-term unemployed (Spelthorne level) |
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Community | Median age is 41.8 | Happiness is Below Average for Surrey, Average for UK |
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Crime | 4.0 burglaries per 1k people (Spelthorne) |
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Commute (approx) | - Paddington (16 mins) - London Waterloo (23 mins) - Vauxhall (28 mins) - Reading (56 mins) - Victoria (67 mins) - London Bridge (72 mins) |
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Click icons on the map for more detail.Shepperton has a few stores nearby for groceries, including: M&S Shepperton BP, Morrisons Weybridge, Sainsburys Shepperton High Street Local, Sainsburys Weybridge Temple Market Local, Waitrose Weybridge. There are many pubs and bars nearby, including: Kings Head, Minnow, Red Lion, Shepperton Sports & Soc., Thames Court Hotel, The Barley Mow, The Bell Inn, The Bull Inn, The Old Crown, The Three Horse... (see map below for more bars and associated links). Regarding restaurants and other types of eateries, we found many nearby, including: Cavan Bakery, Golden Grill, Hansa's Thai Kitchen, Humble Fish and Chips, Ivory Tusk Indian Restaurant, JAMZ, KOKORO, Pizza Express, Power's, Prezzo, T... (see map below for more). There are a few cafes and coffee shops nearby, including: Cafe Mocha D, Caffe Nero, Caffe Presto, Costa Coffee, The Ferry Coffee Shop At Nauticalia. Shepperton has a range of train stations and schools nearby, as shown in the map below.
The property market in Shepperton has had an average increase over the last few years and accelerating growth. Based on data published on 14 August 2024, on average a detached house costs £710,167, which is down -0.6% on last year. A semi-detached house on average costs £506,831 (up 1.1% on last year) , a terraced house £402,139 (up 0.5% on last year) and a flat £256,556. Renting a two bedroom flat will cost you approximately £1,206 per month. Property prices in Shepperton are similar to the average property prices across Surrey and are much higher compared to other locations with a similar density in England. When looking at the annual change in property prices in Shepperton, prices have risen slightly slower than the annual average price change seen across the Surrey region.
Property data is based on Spelthorne level pricing data and is as at June 2024 (publicised 14 August 2024)
Detached and Semi-detached House Trend (£) to June 2024
| County | Avg Detached Price | Annual Change | Avg Semi-Detached Price | Annual Change |
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| Northumberland | £341,537 | +9.1% | £193,799 | +9.1% |
| Oxfordshire | £681,167 | +7.2% | £446,842 | +8.5% |
| Warwickshire | £497,044 | +5.4% | £296,606 | +4.9% |
| Lancashire | £327,674 | +5.0% | £202,231 | +4.7% |
| Staffordshire | £368,206 | +4.6% | £231,129 | +5.4% |
| Buckinghamshire | £827,077 | +4.6% | £460,901 | +6.3% |
| Derbyshire | £337,829 | +4.5% | £211,624 | +3.9% |
| West Northamptonshire | £468,120 | +4.2% | £282,342 | +5.3% |
| East Riding of Yorkshire | £330,614 | +4.2% | £211,375 | +4.4% |
| Nottinghamshire | £339,334 | +4.2% | £214,324 | +4.5% |
| Leicestershire | £411,159 | +3.8% | £258,580 | +4.0% |
| Worcestershire | £449,059 | +3.7% | £281,497 | +4.8% |
| West Yorkshire | £351,674 | +3.7% | £216,569 | +4.4% |
| South Yorkshire | £291,325 | +3.7% | £192,231 | +4.7% |
| North Yorkshire | £413,652 | +3.6% | £267,964 | +4.5% |
| Greater Manchester | £405,945 | +3.6% | £266,387 | +3.8% |
| Shropshire | £395,032 | +3.3% | £256,716 | +5.5% |
| Gloucestershire | £525,561 | +3.1% | £333,967 | +3.5% |
| Herefordshire | £432,901 | +2.8% | £285,029 | +5.2% |
| West Sussex | £651,933 | +2.8% | £426,962 | +3.6% |
| Merseyside | £340,799 | +2.6% | £220,544 | +2.5% |
| Cambridgeshire | £468,546 | +2.2% | £329,883 | +4.2% |
| Hertfordshire | £909,469 | +2.0% | £535,434 | +2.5% |
| Devon | £483,813 | +1.7% | £334,482 | +4.3% |
| Essex | £566,401 | +1.4% | £375,725 | +2.5% |
| West Midlands | £407,451 | +1.2% | £251,243 | +2.2% |
| North Northamptonshire | £411,956 | +1.2% | £254,927 | +2.6% |
| Somerset | £440,632 | +0.9% | £290,138 | +3.0% |
| Suffolk | £432,182 | +0.6% | £274,497 | +0.9% |
| Wiltshire | £494,939 | +0.6% | £322,678 | +2.7% |
| Kent | £582,570 | +0.3% | £371,997 | +1.2% |
| Dorset | £512,149 | +0.2% | £345,395 | +2.6% |
| Hampshire | £605,590 | +0.2% | £380,521 | +1.3% |
| Norfolk | £385,381 | 0.0% | £261,753 | +2.2% |
| East Sussex | £567,509 | -0.2% | £375,770 | +1.6% |
| London | £1,032,371 | -0.7% | £680,157 | +2.6% |
| Surrey | £916,153 | -0.8% | £535,732 | +1.0% |
| Cornwall | £432,953 | -1.1% | £293,238 | +1.3% |
| Lincolnshire | £294,743 | -1.3% | £201,941 | +1.1% |
| Isle of Wight | £412,903 | -3.6% | £289,954 | -1.5% |
| Rutland | £496,567 | -5.6% | £313,758 | -3.6% |
Recent property transactions in the area
Listed below are some recent property purchases in the area, to give you an idea of the market. Click on a postcode if you would like to see data on that specific area of Shepperton, or click here to browse the longer list of Shepperton property transactions from 2023.
Shepperton has a healthy number of schools nearby to choose from. There are a mix of both primary and secondary schools nearby, including Walton Leigh School, which was was rated as outstanding in 2018. Example schools in the area are listed below, with some information on their rating and access criteria.
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| Oatlands School | Primary Community school - Mixed | Yes - 2014 |
| Walton Leigh School | Secondary school Community special school - Mixed | Yes - 2018 |
| Manor Mead School | Primary Community special school - Mixed | Yes - 2014 |
| St Charles Borromeo Catholic Primary School, Weybridge | Primary Academy converter - Mixed | Yes - 2014 |
| Manby Lodge Infant School | Primary Community school - Mixed | No |
| St James CofE Primary School | Primary Voluntary controlled school - Mixed | No |
| St Nicholas CofE Primary School | Primary Voluntary aided school - Mixed | No |
| Littleton CofE Infant School | Primary Voluntary aided school - Mixed | No |
| Halliford School | Secondary school Other independent school - Boys | No |
| St George's Junior School Weybridge | Primary Other independent school - Mixed | No |
| Thamesmead School | Secondary school Academy converter - Mixed | No |
| Saxon Primary School | Primary Academy converter - Mixed | No |
| School | Type | Latest Rating | Parent View Reviews (if available) | Ofsted Report (if available) | Address |
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| Oatlands School Save school | Primary Community school - Mixed | 1: Outstanding (3/3/2010) | Ofsted Report Link | Weybridge | |
| Manor Mead School Save school | Primary Community special school - Mixed | 1: Outstanding (2/26/2015) | Ofsted Report Link | Shepperton | |
| Walton Leigh School Save school | Secondary school Community special school - Mixed | 1: Outstanding (2/5/2014) | Ofsted Report Link | Walton-on-Thames | |
| St Nicholas CofE Primary School Save school | Primary Voluntary aided school - Mixed | 2: Good (6/20/2012) | 116 submissions 92.0% agree or strongly agree that their child is happy | Ofsted Report Link | Shepperton |
| Littleton CofE Infant School Save school | Primary Voluntary aided school - Mixed | 2: Good (11/15/2013) | Ofsted Report Link | Shepperton | |
| St Charles Borromeo Catholic Primary School, Weybridge Save school | Primary Academy converter - Mixed | 2: Good (11/2/2022) | 128 submissions 100.0% agree or strongly agree that their child is happy | Ofsted Report Link | Weybridge |
| Manby Lodge Infant School Save school | Primary Community school - Mixed | 2: Good (10/20/2011) | Ofsted Report Link | Weybridge | |
| St James CofE Primary School Save school | Primary Voluntary controlled school - Mixed | 2: Good (2/11/2016) | Ofsted Report Link | Weybridge | |
| Thamesmead School Save school | Secondary school Academy converter - Mixed | 2: Good (6/14/2012) | 173 submissions 89.0% agree or strongly agree that their child is happy | Ofsted Report Link | Shepperton |
| Saxon Primary School Save school | Primary Academy converter - Mixed | 2: Good (6/3/2015) | Ofsted Report Link | Shepperton | |
| St George's Junior School Weybridge Save school | Primary Other independent school - Mixed | Weybridge | |||
| Halliford School Save school | Secondary school Other independent school - Boys | Shepperton |
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| Oatlands School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 1: Outstanding (3/3/2010) |
| Manor Mead School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 1: Outstanding (2/26/2015) |
| Walton Leigh School Ofsted report Save school | Secondary school Latest rating - 1: Outstanding (2/5/2014) |
| St Nicholas CofE Primary School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 2: Good (6/20/2012) 116 submissions 92.0% agree or strongly agree that their child is happy |
| Littleton CofE Infant School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 2: Good (11/15/2013) |
| St Charles Borromeo Catholic Primary School, Weybridge Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 2: Good (11/2/2022) 128 submissions 100.0% agree or strongly agree that their child is happy |
| Manby Lodge Infant School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 2: Good (10/20/2011) |
| St James CofE Primary School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 2: Good (2/11/2016) |
| Thamesmead School Ofsted report Save school | Secondary school Latest rating - 2: Good (6/14/2012) 173 submissions 89.0% agree or strongly agree that their child is happy |
| Saxon Primary School Ofsted report Save school | Primary Latest rating - 2: Good (6/3/2015) |
| St George's Junior School Weybridge Ofsted report Save school | Primary |
| Halliford School Ofsted report Save school | Secondary school |
| Station | Distance from Shepperton | Commute options |
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| Shepperton A relatively quiet station. Station footfall changed -8% from the previous year. | Nearby |
- Vauxhall (56 mins - South Western Railway - £261 monthly fare) View details - London Waterloo (61 mins - South Western Railway - £261 monthly fare) View details |
| Walton-on-Thames | 3 miles |
- London Waterloo (33 mins - South Western Railway - £250 monthly fare) View details - Vauxhall (31 mins - South Western Railway - £250 monthly fare) View details - Reading (1 change(s) - 78 mins - CrossCountry) View details - Birmingham New Street (1 change(s) - 179 mins - CrossCountry) View details - Brighton (1 change(s) - 203 mins - Southern) View details - Bristol Temple Meads (1 change(s) - 208 mins - Great Western Railway) View details - Manchester Piccadilly (1 change(s) - 274 mins - CrossCountry) View details - Cardiff Central (1 change(s) - 299 mins - Great Western Railway) View details - York (1 change(s) - 325 mins - CrossCountry) View details |
| Staines A relatively busy station. Station footfall changed -6% from the previous year. | 5 miles |
- Vauxhall (46 mins - South Western Railway - £266 monthly fare) View details - London Waterloo (51 mins - South Western Railway - £266 monthly fare) View details - Reading (1 change(s) - 61 mins - Great Western Railway) View details |
| Oxshott A relatively quiet station. Station footfall changed -8% from the previous year. | 7 miles |
- Vauxhall (37 mins - South Western Railway - £242 monthly fare) View details - London Waterloo (42 mins - South Western Railway - £242 monthly fare) View details - Reading (1 change(s) - 86 mins - Great Western Railway) View details |
| Cobham & Stoke d'Abernon | 8 miles |
- Vauxhall (42 mins - South Western Railway - £269 monthly fare) - London Waterloo (47 mins - South Western Railway - £269 monthly fare) - Reading (1 change(s) - 83 mins - Great Western Railway) |
| Wraysbury A very quiet station station. Station footfall changed -9% from the previous year. | 8 miles |
- Vauxhall (57 mins - South Western Railway - £289 monthly fare) View details - London Waterloo (63 mins - South Western Railway - £289 monthly fare) View details |
The table below lists ethnicities living in the local authority (Spelthorne) as per the data published in December 2022. Source: ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk
| Ethnicity | % of Spelthorne residents | Benchmark:% of England & Wales residents |
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| White | 78.7% | 81.7% |
| Asian | 12.8% | 9.3% |
| Mixed | 3.7% | 2.9% |
| Black | 2.5% | 4.0% |
| Other | 2.4% | 2.1% |
The table below lists the types of occupations that residents have, at the Spelthorne consituency level. Source: commonslibrary.parliament.uk
| Type of occupation | % of residents (over 16 years old) | Rank within England & Wales |
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| Intermediate occupations | 14.9% | |
| Small employers and own account workers | 11.0% | |
| Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations | 14.6% | 158 out of 573 |
| Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations | 22.8% | |
| Lower supervisory and technical occupations | 5.7% | |
| Semi-routine occupations | 9.9% | |
| Routine occupations | 9.4% | |
| Never worked / long-term unemployed | 6.7% | 371 out of 573 |
| Full-time students | 5.0% |
Relative to the UK average, the average broadband download speed in Surrey is fast (72mbps). Shepperton is faster than this, with average download speeds of 81.1mbps. You can also view really detailed broadband information at the Spelthorne level, via data.parliament.uk, here.
| Average speed | 81.1 mbps |
| % households with superfast broadband access | 97.0% |
| % households unable to access decent broadband | 0.3% |
Crime stats were found at the Spelthorne level:
| Type | Spelthorne | UK |
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| Total Crimes (per thousand people) | 78 | 93 |
| Burglaries (per thousand people) | 4 | 5 |
| Public Order Offences (per thousand people) | 10 | 10 |
| Bicycle Thefts (per thousand people) | 1 | 1 |
| Violence Against People (per thousand people) | 28 | 36 |
We use an API provided by Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to identify any live flood warnings to be aware of and we also provide insight into whether flooding could occur from rivers, sea and groundwater within 1km of Shepperton.
Flood warningsThe DEFRA API is currently reporting at least one flood warning in this area - please refer to the UK Government website for information on this.
Flood areasThe areas in the table below have been identified by the DEFRA API as areas where it is possible for flooding to occur from rivers, sea and in some locations, groundwater. Some of these areas will have measures in place to minimise the risk of flooding and they may be monitored by the Flood Warning Service.
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| Thames | River Thames | River Thames from Shepperton to West and East Molesey including Hamm Court, Walton-on-Thames and Sunbury |
| Thames | River Thames | River Thames from Datchet to Shepperton Green including Old Windsor, Wraysbury, Horton, Staines, Egham, Laleham and Chertsey |
| Thames | River Thames | The River Thames from Shepperton Lock to Beasley's Ait, including Sandhills Meadow, Thames Meadow, Penny Lane and Felix Lane areas |
| Thames | River Thames | River Thames at the Littleton Lane, Chertsey Road and Pool End areas of Shepperton Green as well as Dockett Eddy, Dockett Point and Pharaoh's Island |
| Thames | River Thames | River Thames at Shepperton and Lower Halliford including St. Nicholas Drive, Thamesmead School and Bishop Duppas Park areas |
| Thames | Chertsey Bourne | Chertsey Bourne at Chertsey, including Chilsey Green Road, St. Annes Road, Fordwater Road and Fordwater Trading Estate areas |
| Thames | Chertsey Bourne, The Moat, Moat | Chertsey Bourne including Virginia Water, Thorpe Green and Chertsey and the Moat at Thorpe |
| Thames | River Thames | River Thames at Walton-on-Thames including Desborough Island, Walton Bridge and Elmbridge Leisure Centre |
| Thames | River Thames | Areas closest to the Chertsey Bourne in Chertsey including Grove Road, Free Prae Road, Eastworth Road, Meadow View, Lakeside Park and the Chertsey Mead and Hamm Court Estate areas |
| Herts and North London | River Ash | River Ash in the Borough of Spelthorne including Ashford and Staines |
| Herts and North London | River Ash | River Ash at Ashford and Staines, including Birch Green, Knowle Green, Littleton and Shepperton |
| Thames | River Thames | River Thames in the Shepperton Green village area |
| Name | Property market | Crimes per 1,000 | Schools nearby | Socio Economic |
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| Shepperton, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Very fast broadband Hot property market | Semi-detached: £506,831 Detached: £710,167 | 78 | Primary: 9Secondary: 3 | 14.6% residents in higher managerial positions 6.7% residents long-term unemployed |
| Weybridge, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Slowing property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 7Secondary: 4 | 18.5% residents in higher managerial positions 5.6% residents long-term unemployed |
| Oxshott, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 5Secondary: 3 | 25.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.3% residents long-term unemployed |
| Esher, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Slowing property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 9Secondary: 3 | 25.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.3% residents long-term unemployed |
| Thames Ditton, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 11Secondary: 3 | 25.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.3% residents long-term unemployed |
| Claygate, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 8Secondary: 3 | 25.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.3% residents long-term unemployed |
| Cobham, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Slowing property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 6Secondary: 4 | 25.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.3% residents long-term unemployed |
| Walton-on-Thames, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 9Secondary: 2 | 25.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.3% residents long-term unemployed |
| Oxted, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Hot property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £553,765 Detached: £932,710 | 56 | Primary: 5Secondary: 4 | 18.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.7% residents long-term unemployed |
| Woking, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £489,360 Detached: £924,524 | 64 | Primary: 13Secondary: 7 | 21.3% residents in higher managerial positions 6.1% residents long-term unemployed |
| Horsell, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £489,360 Detached: £924,524 | 64 | Primary: 11Secondary: 4 | 21.3% residents in higher managerial positions 6.1% residents long-term unemployed |
| Dorking, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Hot property market Local Waitrose Local M&S | Semi-detached: £540,536 Detached: £923,917 | 51 | Primary: 5Secondary: 2 | 21.2% residents in higher managerial positions 5.0% residents long-term unemployed |
| Worplesdon, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Very fast broadband Hot property market | Semi-detached: £510,254 Detached: £895,058 | 63 | Primary: 6Secondary: | 19.5% residents in higher managerial positions 4.5% residents long-term unemployed |
| Guildford, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Very fast broadband Hot property market Local Waitrose Local M&S | Semi-detached: £510,254 Detached: £895,058 | 63 | Primary: 12Secondary: 8 | 21.3% residents in higher managerial positions 6.1% residents long-term unemployed |
| Shere, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Hot property market | Semi-detached: £510,254 Detached: £895,058 | 63 | Primary: 2Secondary: | 21.2% residents in higher managerial positions 5.0% residents long-term unemployed |
| Horley, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Hot property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £527,728 Detached: £889,606 | 58 | Primary: 8Secondary: 1 | 18.4% residents in higher managerial positions 5.7% residents long-term unemployed |
| Name | Property | Crimes per 1,000 | Schools nearby |
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| Shepperton, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Very fast broadband Hot property market | Semi-detached: £506,831 Detached: £710,167 | 78 | Primary: 9Secondary: 3 |
| Weybridge, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Slowing property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 7Secondary: 4 |
| Oxshott, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 5Secondary: 3 |
| Esher, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Slowing property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 9Secondary: 3 |
| Thames Ditton, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 11Secondary: 3 |
| Claygate, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 8Secondary: 3 |
| Cobham, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Slowing property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 6Secondary: 4 |
| Walton-on-Thames, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Happiness High for UK Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £668,194 Detached: £1,378,000 | 56 | Primary: 9Secondary: 2 |
| Oxted, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Hot property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £553,765 Detached: £932,710 | 56 | Primary: 5Secondary: 4 |
| Woking, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £489,360 Detached: £924,524 | 64 | Primary: 13Secondary: 7 |
| Horsell, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Very fast broadband Slowing property market | Semi-detached: £489,360 Detached: £924,524 | 64 | Primary: 11Secondary: 4 |
| Dorking, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Hot property market Local Waitrose Local M&S | Semi-detached: £540,536 Detached: £923,917 | 51 | Primary: 5Secondary: 2 |
| Worplesdon, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Very fast broadband Hot property market | Semi-detached: £510,254 Detached: £895,058 | 63 | Primary: 6Secondary: |
| Guildford, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Very fast broadband Hot property market Local Waitrose Local M&S | Semi-detached: £510,254 Detached: £895,058 | 63 | Primary: 12Secondary: 8 |
| Shere, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Affluent Hot property market | Semi-detached: £510,254 Detached: £895,058 | 63 | Primary: 2Secondary: |
| Horley, Surrey Affordability: Expensive Outstanding schools Affluent Happiness High for UK Hot property market Local Waitrose | Semi-detached: £527,728 Detached: £889,606 | 58 | Primary: 8Secondary: 1 |
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