What's the Scotter and Blyton population and density?

Scotter and Blyton population is 7,582 with density 74.0 per km².

How many households are in Scotter and Blyton?

There are 3,256 households in Scotter and Blyton

How safe is Scotter and Blyton?

Crime level in Scotter and Blyton is moderate with about 50 crimes per 1,000 residents.

How deprived is Scotter and Blyton?

Deprivation score 4/10 (rank 20457 of 32844 in country).

What home types are most common in Scotter and Blyton?

Housing mix: detached 64.4%, semi-detached 23.6%.

How much social housing is near Scotter and Blyton?

About 6.3% across the Scotter and Blyton area.

What are house prices in Scotter and Blyton?

Based on 85 recent sales, the median price is £242,000; see the 10-year chart for trends.

What are prices by property type in Scotter and Blyton?

Latest medians: Detached £282,500, Semi-detached £178,000, Terraced £152,500, Flats £110,500.

What's the average income in Scotter and Blyton?

Average resident income is about £41,000 per year.

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Scotter and Blyton

Q: What schools in Scotter and Blyton and how are they rated?

There are 3 schools in Scotter and Blyton: 3 primary (0 Outstanding and 2 Good) and 0 secondary (0 Outstanding and 0 Good)

England / East Midlands / West Lindsey / Scotter and Blyton

About

Scotter and Blyton ward is located in the West Lindsey district of Lincolnshire. The area includes the villages of Scotter and Blyton, along with surrounding rural settlements. Scotter is a larger village with amenities such as shops, schools, and a medical centre, while Blyton is smaller with a more agricultural character. The ward is primarily farmland, with a mix of arable and livestock farming shaping the landscape.

The area is connected by the A159 road, providing links to Gainsborough and Scunthorpe. The River Trent runs nearby, influencing the local geography. Historical features include St Peter's Church in Scotter, which dates back to the 12th century. The ward has a mix of older properties and newer housing developments, catering to both local families and commuters. Community events, such as the annual Scotter Show, reflect the area's rural traditions.

Area overview

On average Scotter and Blyton has moderate deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 50 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 6.3% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Scotter and Blyton is £41,000 per year. There are 3 schools in Scotter and Blyton: 3 primary (0 Outstanding and 2 Good) and 0 secondary (0 Outstanding and 0 Good).

Crime rate

4/10

Crimes per 1k residents

Deprivation level

4/10

Income level

5/10

Social housing

6.3%

Connectivity

N/A

Area Profile

Scotter and Blyton Population

7,582

Population density

74 per km²

Demographics

British

7,258

95.78%

Other White

0.98%

Indian

0.84%

White and Asian (mixed)

0.44%

Irish

0.36%

Total population: 7,578

Housing

Owns outright

1,542

47.33%

Owns with a mortgage

1,054

32.35%

Private landlord or letting agency

337

10.34%

Other social rented

150

4.6%

Social rents from council

2.27%

Total households: 3,258

Property prices in Scotter and Blyton

Based on 85 recent sales, the median property price is £242,000 in Scotter and Blyton area, with individual transactions ranging from £62,500 up to £675,000.

Price per property type (last year)

Type	Sales	Median	5th percentile	25th percentile (Lower quartile)	75th percentile (Upper quartile)	95th percentile
Detached	64	£282,500	£170,000	£226,250	£352,000	£460,050
Flats	2	£110,500	£110,050	£110,250	£110,750	£110,950
Semi-Detached	13	£178,000	£118,500	£175,000	£200,000	£247,100
Terraced	6	£152,500	£82,375	£142,750	£175,000	£191,250

10 years price trend in Scotter and Blyton

All postcodes in Scotter and Blyton

DN213LW

Sandbeck Lane

DN213AB

Belvoir Close

DN213BY

Field Lane

DN213EQ

Laughton Road

DN213NQ

Orchard Close

DN213PZ

Laughton Road

DN213SG

Astley Crescent

DN213TW

Eminson Close

DN213UD

High Street

DN213UE

Cherry Tree Rise

DN213AJ

Morton Close

DN213BS

Bycroft Road

DN213BW

Granary Close

DN213HS

Gainsborough Road

DN213RQ

Granary Fold

DN213LX

Westfield

DN213BN

Mill Lane

DN213GR

Northfield Close

DN213JL

Scotterthorpe Road

DN213LE

Kirton Road

DN213LF

Kirton Road

DN213LG

Blyton Road

DN213NX

Pilham Lane

DN213QP

Eastgate

DN213QZ

High Street

DN213RL

Gainsborough Road

DN213SP

Barlings Close

DN213TA

Elizabeth Close

DN213TH

Hobb Lane

DN214AR

Gainsborough Road

DN213UZ

Grange Park

DN213AE

Dog And Duck Lane

DN213LS

Irwin Road

DN213NP

Thonock Road

DN213PX

Morton, Blyton & Scotter

DN213RA

High Street

DN213SB

Scotter Road

DN213SH

Astley Crescent

DN213RZ

Church Lane

DN213NS

Pilham Lane

DN213AU

Cross Street

DN213SL

Astley Crescent

DN213SW

Kirton Road

DN213WA

Chapel Court

DN213EA

Morton, Blyton & Scotter

DN213ER

Carr Lane

DN213BG

Tudor Drive

DN213DB

Walkerith Road

DN213ES

Laughton Lane

DN213GE

Meadow Lands

DN213JJ

Scotterthorpe Road

DN213SR

Colins Walk

DN213UP

High Street West

DN213ED

Carr Lane

DN213QD

East Ferry Road

DN213UH

Gravel Pit Road

DN213BT

Mill Lane

DN213BZ

Walkerith Road

DN213FD

Charles Avenue

DN213FE

Morton, Blyton & Scotter

DN213HR

Thonock Road

DN213LN

Laughton Road

DN213PJ

Rowan Drive

DN213SA

High Street

DN213TG

Revill Close

DN213TX

Cedar Close

DN213TZ

Poplar Grove

DN213DE

Ings Lane

DN213DX

Carr Lane

DN213JX

High Street

DN213LP

Rustic Lane

DN213QF

East Ferry Road

DN213UQ

Messingham Road

DN213UT

Lark Rise

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Data Sources

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