Hart is a local government district in north-east Hampshire, in South East England. It covers a mix of small towns and villages, including Fleet, Hook, Yateley, Church Crookham and Hartley Wintney. Transport links include the M3 motorway and rail services from Fleet and Hook to London Waterloo, which shape commuting patterns and local business locations. The district’s services and facilities are concentrated in the larger towns, while smaller settlements retain parish-level community hubs and sports clubs.
The landscape is made up of lowland heath, farmland, small woodlands and river corridors. The River Hart runs through parts of the district and has influenced settlement patterns over centuries. Fleet Pond sits at the edge of Fleet and is the largest natural lake in Hampshire, managed for both wildlife and public use and home to a local sailing club. Historic village centres, open greens and a network of footpaths link built-up areas with surrounding countryside and conservation sites, which are used for walking, birdwatching and informal recreation.
Area overview
On average Hart has very low deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 44 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 8.0% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Hart is £65,767 per year. There are 40 schools in Hart: 29 primary (5 Outstanding and 22 Good) and 5 secondary (0 Outstanding and 5 Good).
Crime rate
3/10
Crimes per 1k residents
44
Deprivation level
2/10
Income level
9/10
Social housing
8%
Connectivity
N/A
Area Profile
Hart Population
99,408
Population density
461.8 per km²
Demographics
Ethnic groups
British
86,414
86.93%
Other White
4,445
4.47%
Other Asian
1,380
1.39%
Indian
1,318
1.33%
White and Asian (mixed)
919
0.92%
Total population: 99,404
Religion
Christian
49,461
49.76%
No religion
40,898
41.14%
Not answered
5,579
5.61%
Hindu
1,187
1.19%
Muslim
807
0.81%
Total population: 99,408
Education (age 16+)
Level 4+ (Degree)
33,217
41.35%
Level 3 (A level)
14,320
17.83%
Level 2 (GCSEs 9-4)
11,310
14.08%
No qualifications
8,742
10.88%
Level 1 (GCSEs 3-1)
7,066
8.8%
Total 16+ residents: 80,327
Economic activity (age 16+)
Employed
49,395
61.49%
Retired
18,988
23.64%
Looking after home or family
3,254
4.05%
Student
2,798
3.48%
Unemployed
1,650
2.05%
Total 16+ residents: 80,326
Housing
Housing tenure
Owns with a mortgage
15,304
38.29%
Owns outright
14,958
37.43%
Private landlord or letting agency
4,428
11.08%
Other social rented
3,144
7.87%
Other forms of private rent
1,014
2.54%
Total households: 39,965
Housing type
Detached
16,982
42.49%
Semi-detached
10,238
25.62%
Terraced
7,273
18.2%
Purpose-built flat
4,496
11.25%
Commercial building
300
0.75%
Total households: 39,966
Property prices in Hart
Based on 1,315 recent sales, the median property price is £465,000 in Hart area, with individual transactions ranging from £78,000 up to £2,800,000.
Price distribution per property type (last
year)
Price distribution by property type for Hart in the last year.
Median sale price and percentiles per property type (last
year)
Median sale price, sales count, and percentile information for each property type in Hart over the last year.
Type
Sales
Median
5th percentile
25th percentile (Lower quartile)
75th percentile (Upper quartile)
95th percentile
Detached
448
£675,000
£450,000
£563,750
£850,000
£1,300,000
Flats
231
£229,000
£104,000
£188,000
£275,000
£340,000
Semi-Detached
345
£475,000
£360,000
£425,000
£540,000
£690,000
Terraced
291
£375,000
£202,500
£335,000
£428,750
£556,050
10 years median price trend
in Hart
Ten year median sale price trend for each property type in Hart.
