Conveyancing costs in Nottingham

Stamp duty and legal fees at Nottingham'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.

Not legal advice. This page has not been reviewed by a solicitor. The figures are official statistics run through our calculators, not a quote.

How much does it cost to buy a home in Nottingham?

As of August 2026, the average home in Nottingham costs £189,547. A home mover paying the local average of £225,852 pays £2,017 in stamp duty, and a first-time buyer at £174,318 pays £0. Legal fees typically run £1,020 to £1,500 including VAT, plus disbursements.

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What does buying cost at Nottingham'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£174,318£0£1,020 to £1,500£1,413 to £2,138
Home mover, at the local average for movers£225,852£2,017£1,020 to £1,500£3,480 to £4,205
Flat (usually leasehold), at the local flat average£123,342£0£1,140 to £1,800£1,533 to £2,438
Detached house, at the local detached average£315,580£5,779£1,140 to £1,800£7,362 to £8,267
Second home or buy-to-let, at the local average£189,547£10,768£1,020 to £1,500£12,181 to £12,906

More questions about buying in Nottingham

What is the average house price in Nottingham?

£189,547 in August 2026, 35% below the England average of £293,525. How prices in Nottingham 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 Nottingham?

£2,017 in all on the local average for home movers, £225,852, charged slice by slice: 0% on £125,000 and 2% on £100,852 (£2,017).

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 Nottingham?

Not at the local first-time buyer average of £174,318: 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 Nottingham?

Flats average £123,342 (65% 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 Nottingham?

Yes: new-build homes averaged £232,965 in June 2026, 23% more than existing homes at £190,123.

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

How much is council tax in Nottingham?

£2,755 a year at Band D on average for 2026-27, including precepts. Every band in Nottingham.

What is the Land Registry fee on a home in Nottingham?

£100 to register the transfer online at the local average of £189,547 (Scale 1; new leases are charged differently).

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

How do prices in Nottingham compare?

Property typeNottinghamEngland
All homes£189,547£293,525
Detached£315,580£472,671
Semi-detached£211,986£291,962
Terraced£168,660£247,371
Flat£123,342£218,563
First-time buyers£174,318£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
Broxtowe£251,231£4,111
Gedling£245,028£4,448
Rushcliffe£329,528£9,236
Erewash£218,506£2,614

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

Prices over the last year: house prices in Nottingham.

Questions

How much is stamp duty in Nottingham?
It depends on the price and the buyer, not the area. At Nottingham's August 2026 averages: first-time buyer £174,318: £0; home mover £225,852: £2,017; flat (usually leasehold) £123,342: £0; detached house £315,580: £5,779; second home or buy-to-let £189,547: £10,768.
How much does conveyancing cost in Nottingham?
At the local average price of £189,547, 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 £1,413 to £2,138, 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.