Older, solid-walled homes
Hartland has a large older stock (35% pre-1919). Budget for the things old houses need: repointing, chimney work, timber repairs and sorting out unsuitable modern coatings.
Source: VOA, Mar 2025
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Buying in Hartland? Here's what the public data says about its homes, and which RICS survey suits them.
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Hartland is a mix: Level 2 for newer homes, Level 3 for the older ones. Pick Level 3 for anything pre-1919, listed or much altered; a Level 2 covers a standard post-war or modern house in fair condition.
The median Hartland sale in 2025 was £220,000, across 17 sales (down 7% on 2024's £237,000).
| Type | Median |
|---|---|
| semi-detached | £269,950 |
| terraced | £195,000 |
Sales mix: terraced 53%, semi-detached 29%, detached 18%. EX39. HM Land Registry, 2025, ONS built-up area. Residents: Hartland built-up area, ONS Census 2021.
Hartland has a large older stock (35% pre-1919). Budget for the things old houses need: repointing, chimney work, timber repairs and sorting out unsuitable modern coatings.
Source: VOA, Mar 2025
Historic England lists 15 buildings in and around Hartland. If the home you're buying is listed, alterations (even past ones) may have needed listed building consent; ask for the paperwork.
Source: Historic England
Conservation area here: Hartland. Inside a conservation area, things like replacement windows and roof changes can need permission, which matters if you're planning work.
Source: planning.data.gov.uk
0 of 13 postcodes checked are in Flood Zone 2 or 3, so most of Hartland sits outside the river and sea flood zones. Low-lying streets and surface water can still catch people out.
Source: Environment Agency
The 1 km radon map square at the centre of Hartland is class 2: an estimated 1 to 3% of homes are above the radon Action Level. 100% of the sold postcodes we checked fall in a radon Affected Area. It's invisible and odourless, so the only way to know is a test; ask the seller, or budget for one after you move in.
Source: UKHSA/BGS
Mundic (decaying concrete made with mine waste) is mainly a Cornish issue, but lenders also ask about it in parts of Devon such as Torridge. A pre-1950 concrete-block home here may need a mundic test.
Source: RICS
Under most of Hartland the bedrock is mudstone, siltstone and sandstone (100%). Local stone is common in older houses, so pointing, chimney stacks and the tops of walls deserve a close look.
Source: BGS 625k
Hartland LSOAs with 2025 sales. VOA, Mar 2025.
Selling a home in Hartland? Last year's medians ran: semi-detached £269,950, terraced £195,000. A free, in-person appraisal tells you where yours sits.
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Based on HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, 17 homes sold in Hartland in 2025 with a median price of £220,000 (down 7% on 2024's £237,000). The most common type sold was terraced (53% of sales).
We carry out RICS Level 2 and Level 3 surveys. Which you need depends on the age and type of the house. Pre-1919 share of local housing: 35% (VOA). 15 listed buildings in and around Hartland. The house itself decides it, so use the chooser or ask us.
Yes, mostly: 100% of the 13 sold postcodes we checked are in an Affected Area, and the central 1 km square is class 2 (1 to 3% of homes above the Action Level).
0 out of 13 checked Hartland postcodes sit in Flood Zone 2 or 3, 0 of them in Zone 3. That's river and sea flooding; surface water is separate.
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