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Mouse Hall, Brearton, Harrogate, HG3 3BX

UPRN:10003021731Detached House4 bedsBuilt before 1900
FreeholdCouncil Tax: Band FEPC: E (43)
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Area Profile · LSOA

Harrogate 007B

Census neighbourhood in Harrogate

1.3% households deprivedRental demand 16/100
Population

1,645

LSOA residents

Density

62

people / km²

Median Age

51.41

years

Median Earnings

£30.7k

local authority

Tenant profile

Professional

North Yorkshire is a residential area with median annual earnings of £30,683 across its local authority, population 1,645, and 1.3% of households deprived in 3 or more census dimensions.

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Area dimensions at a glance

Population
1,645
Info

LSOA residents

Median earnings
£30.7k
Neutral

Local authority, ONS ASHE

Owner Occupied
82%
Strong

Census 2021

Households Deprived
1.3%
Strong

In 3+ of 4 census dimensions

Professional Employment
46%
Strong

Manager + professional

Degree+ Educated
38%
Neutral

Working-age residents

Rental Demand
16/100
Neutral

Index

Population Density
62/km²
Info

Suburban

Tenure split

701 households

Owner-occupier dominance acts as a price-stability anchor; the private-rent share drives investor depth.

  • Owner-occupied

    81.7%

    573 households

  • Private rent

    9.7%

    68 households

  • Social rent

    5.3%

    37 households

Property mix

VOA stock

Distribution of dwelling types across the LSOA, weighted by VOA council-tax stock and ONS housing counts.

  • Detached57.5%403
  • Semi-detached-
  • Terraced-
  • Flats & apartments1.7%12
  • Other / converted-

Who lives here

ONS Census 2021

Age profile

Median age 51.41

  • Under 1616%
  • Working age (16-64)57%
  • 65 and over27%

Employment

45.6% professional

  • Professional45.6%
  • Managerial-
  • Service sector-
  • Work from home43.2%
  • Unemployed0.2%

Lifestyle

37.9% Level 4+

  • No car / van6.8%
  • Good health85.4%
  • Degree-level qualified37.9%

Ethnicity & diversity

ONS Census 2021

Composition across the five ONS Census ethnic groupings. The mixed and other groups are not published for this area.

  • White98%
  • Asian0.7%
  • Black0.1%
  • Mixed-
  • Other-

Household deprivation

Below national rate
1.3%of households are deprived in 3 or more of the 4 census dimensions

The four dimensions are education, employment, health and housing. Higher means more deprived. This area is below the England and Wales rate of 4.0%.

  • This area (LSOA)1.3%
  • England and Wales4.0%

This is the census household measure. It is not the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD).

ONS Census 2021 (TS011)

Population and income trend data not available for this area

Five-year population and median income series for this neighbourhood.

Why: No historic series is published for this area.