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

Derbyshire Dales was the most expensive of East Midlands’s 35 councils in August 2026 (semi-detached house price £310,698).

Boston was the cheapest (£162,340). The middle council, Gedling, had £235,102.

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Semi-detached house price for every council in East Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Derbyshire Dales£310,698
2Rushcliffe£305,342
3Harborough£298,618
4High Peak£291,190
5Rutland£287,239
6West Northamptonshire£282,970
7Blaby£268,631
8Charnwood£264,553
9Leicester£260,514
10Oadby and Wigston£257,178
11Hinckley and Bosworth£251,713
12North Northamptonshire£249,321
13Melton£248,889
14South Kesteven£246,039
15North West Leicestershire£245,101
16Broxtowe£242,567
17South Derbyshire£238,890
18Gedling£235,102
19North East Derbyshire£229,718
20Amber Valley£219,702
21Erewash£214,646
22Derby£213,274
23Nottingham£211,986
24Newark and Sherwood£211,173
25North Kesteven£204,993
26Lincoln£202,610
27Chesterfield£194,103
28South Holland£190,596
29Bassetlaw£187,784
30West Lindsey£185,078
31Ashfield£182,061
32East Lindsey£180,789
33Mansfield£176,961
34Bolsover£173,648
35Boston£162,340

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