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Halwell and Moreleigh Parish Profile
Housing
- Median average property prices of £475,000 in 2022, increasing by 58.5% from £299,750 in 2021.
- It should be noted that house prices within the parish have fluctuated in recent years.
- 6% of homes are 1 bedroom properties, 13.4% are 2 bedrooms, 43.1% are 3 bedrooms, 37.5% are 4 or more (which is higher than the 21.1% average for England and Wales).
- Occupancy ratings for bedrooms:
- 54.4% have 2 or more spare bedrooms,
- 32.3% have 1 spare bedroom,
- 12.9% have the correct number of bedrooms for their household need,
- 0.5% are lacking 1 bedroom.
Renting in Halwell and Moreleigh
- Average 2 bed private rental prices of £862.50 per calendar month between 2020 and 2022 (median).
- The maximum Local Housing Allowance is £598.35 per month for a 2 bed property
- In the TQ9 postcode area, there has been a 3.2% increase in demand for rental properties, whilst there has been a 2.6% decrease in available listings, in the period between Sept 22 and Sept 23.
- Between Jan 2018 and Sept 23, there has been a 31.8% increase in the asking price on Rental Properties in the TQ9 postcode area
Affordable housing
- Current stock (approximate):
- Live West - 2 affordable or social rented accommodation, 2 shared ownership units.
- South Devon Rural Housing - 4 affordable or social rented units.
- There has been 1 property available to rent advertised through Devon Home Choice between Jan 2019 and Feb 2024.
- This property was a 3 bed house, which received 60 bids, and required a local connection to the parish of Halwell and Moreleigh first
Devon Home Choice
- 8 applicants registered with a local connection through residence
- 2 applicants registered with a local connection through immediate family connection and 1 applicant with a local connection through employment.
- The average income of households registered with Devon Home Choice with a local connection to Halwell and Moreleigh is £20,477 annually (median).
Primary School
- There is no education provision within the parish. There is primary school education opportunities, around 3 miles away, in the neighbouring parish of Harberton.
- Harbertonford CofE Primary School provides for children aged 2 years until 11 years. The number of children enrolled at the school has increased in recent years and remained above the school’s capacity of 105 pupils.
- The percentage of children eligible for Free School Meals has also increased. This is an indicator of income and affordability of essential provisions.
From the census
- 21.7% travel less than 10km to their work place. 34.4% work mainly from home.
- 64.3% of the parish population are economically active and in employment, 2.3% are unemployed. 33.3% are economically inactive compared to the average for Devon at 43.6%
- 40.8% of households owns their home outright, compared to the 42.2% average for Devon and the 45% average for the South Hams. 30.7% own with mortgage or shared ownership, 4.6% social rent their properties, 23.9% private rent or live rent free.
- 21.3% of households in the parish are single person households. 41.2% are two people households, which is above the average for England. 16.2% are three person households, and 21.3% are four or more person households.
- 92.4% provide no unpaid care. 1.6% provide 50 or more hours of unpaid care a week. 1.2% provide 20 to 49 hours a week, and 4.8% provide 19 hours or less a week.
- 56.9% of households are not deprived in any dimension, which is above the average for England, at 48.4%. 31% are deprived in one dimension, and 12% deprived in two dimensions