Cheapest and most expensive places in East Midlands for detached houses (August 2026)

Rushcliffe was the most expensive of East Midlands’s 35 councils in August 2026 (detached house price £473,826).

Boston was the cheapest (£246,209). The middle council, Broxtowe, had £360,724.

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Detached house price for every council in East Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Rushcliffe£473,826
2Derbyshire Dales£473,168
3Harborough£469,722
4West Northamptonshire£467,095
5High Peak£454,305
6Rutland£441,804
7Charnwood£413,319
8Oadby and Wigston£402,803
9North Northamptonshire£401,061
10Blaby£400,551
11Melton£397,362
12North West Leicestershire£388,218
13Leicester£380,683
14South Kesteven£380,636
15Hinckley and Bosworth£379,839
16Gedling£363,530
17South Derbyshire£361,957
18Broxtowe£360,724
19Newark and Sherwood£356,020
20North East Derbyshire£343,161
21Amber Valley£335,368
22Chesterfield£322,413
23Erewash£321,201
24Derby£320,804
25Nottingham£315,580
26Bassetlaw£313,779
27North Kesteven£307,840
28Lincoln£301,468
29West Lindsey£289,214
30South Holland£281,302
31East Lindsey£269,100
32Ashfield£267,605
33Mansfield£264,919
34Bolsover£261,339
35Boston£246,209

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