Conveyancing costs in Great Yarmouth

Stamp duty and legal fees at Great Yarmouth's own average prices, from the latest official house price data and published GOV.UK rates.

Last checked: 2 November 2026, against the UK House Price Index and the published GOV.UK rates.

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How much does it cost to buy a home in Great Yarmouth?

As of August 2026, the average home in Great Yarmouth costs £204,630. A home mover paying the local average of £236,662 pays £2,233 in stamp duty, and a first-time buyer at £178,630 pays £0. Legal fees typically run £1,020 to £1,500 including VAT, plus disbursements.

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What does buying cost at Great Yarmouth's average prices?

Each row uses a local average from the UK House Price Index (August 2026). Legal fees are market ranges including VAT (Conveyancing Index); the total adds searches, Land Registry fees and stamp duty.
BuyerPriceStamp dutyLegal feeTotal
First-time buyer, at the local first-time buyer average£178,630£0£1,020 to £1,500£1,413 to £2,138
Home mover, at the local average for movers£236,662£2,233£1,020 to £1,500£3,696 to £4,421
Flat (usually leasehold), at the local flat average£103,675£0£1,140 to £1,800£1,533 to £2,438
Detached house, at the local detached average£308,013£5,401£1,140 to £1,800£6,984 to £7,889
Second home or buy-to-let, at the local average£204,630£11,824£1,020 to £1,500£13,287 to £14,012

More questions about buying in Great Yarmouth

What is the average house price in Great Yarmouth?

£204,630 in August 2026, 30% below the England average of £293,525. How prices in Great Yarmouth have moved over the year.

Source: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index, August 2026.

How is stamp duty worked out on a home in Great Yarmouth?

£2,233 in all on the local average for home movers, £236,662, charged slice by slice: 0% on £125,000 and 2% on £111,662 (£2,233).

Source: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index, August 2026; GOV.UK, Stamp Duty Land Tax residential rates, rates checked 2 November 2026.

Do first-time buyers pay stamp duty in Great Yarmouth?

Not at the local first-time buyer average of £178,630: the relief covers the first £300,000.

Source: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index, August 2026; GOV.UK, Stamp Duty Land Tax residential rates, rates checked 2 November 2026.

What does it cost to buy a flat in Great Yarmouth?

Flats average £103,675 (51% of the overall average), on which a home mover pays no stamp duty. Most are leasehold: expect £150 to £400 more in legal fees, and a management pack from the landlord or managing agent.

Source: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index, August 2026; GOV.UK, Stamp Duty Land Tax residential rates, rates checked 2 November 2026; Conveyancing Index, How much does conveyancing cost?, updated 3 July 2026.

Are new-build homes dearer in Great Yarmouth?

Yes: new-build homes averaged £286,386 in June 2026, 40% more than existing homes at £205,158.

Source: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index, June 2026.

How much is council tax in Great Yarmouth?

£2,414 a year at Band D on average for 2026-27, including precepts. Every band in Great Yarmouth.

What is the Land Registry fee on a home in Great Yarmouth?

£150 to register the transfer online at the local average of £204,630 (Scale 1; new leases are charged differently).

Source: HM Land Registry, Registration Services fees, checked 30 October 2026.

How do prices in Great Yarmouth compare?

Property typeGreat YarmouthEngland
All homes£204,630£293,525
Detached£308,013£472,671
Semi-detached£208,344£291,962
Terraced£164,669£247,371
Flat£103,675£218,563
First-time buyers£178,630£246,042

Nearby areas

Average price and stamp duty for a home mover at each area's average for movers (August 2026)
AreaAverage priceStamp duty, home mover
Norwich£227,535£3,566
South Norfolk£307,735£7,551
Broadland£313,806£7,334
North Norfolk£286,315£6,354

Work out your own figure with the stamp duty calculator and the conveyancing fees calculator.

Prices over the last year: house prices in Great Yarmouth.

Questions

How much is stamp duty in Great Yarmouth?
It depends on the price and the buyer, not the area. At Great Yarmouth's August 2026 averages: first-time buyer £178,630: £0; home mover £236,662: £2,233; flat (usually leasehold) £103,675: £0; detached house £308,013: £5,401; second home or buy-to-let £204,630: £11,824.
How much does conveyancing cost in Great Yarmouth?
At the local average price of £204,630, published market ranges put the legal fee at £1,020 to £1,500 including VAT, and the total with searches and Land Registry fees at £1,463 to £2,188, before stamp duty. Each firm sets its own fee, so ask for a written quote.

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Sources

House prices from the UK House Price Index for August 2026 (new-build and sales figures June 2026), retrieved 2026-11-02; tax worked out with the published rates; fee ranges are market figures, not a quote. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. This page is general information, not legal advice, and hasn't been reviewed by a solicitor. Instrukt is not a law firm.