Local fact sheet
Huddersfield's homes, by the numbers
Kirklees in the 2021 census: 177,989 households, 87% houses, 13% flats.
Kirklees is the district the census figures describe, and terraced homes there run to 31.5% of the total against 12.6% for flats of every kind — an unusually house-heavy profile at 87.3%. HD1 through HD5 make up the coverage, including Greenhead, Lindley, Golcar, Almondbury and Crosland Moor and Netherton. Terraced stock normally means joists upstairs and, at ground level, anything from flagstones to a slab poured much later, which is why one measurement per room beats a single average — a long narrow room will dip in the middle and a laser or straightedge finds it in minutes. Proof of a damp-proof membrane under any solid ground floor should be established before a moisture-sensitive covering is ordered.
Between the town centre and the Colne and Holme valleys, better than three households in ten in a terrace at Crosland Moor, Netherton, Golcar and Ashbrow. In a terrace or a valley cottage the staircase rises directly out of the room or the hall, in full view of whatever floor is laid there.
Whether the hard floor stops at the bottom step or carries on up the flight is a decision most people make by default. It changes how the stairs sound, how they grip underfoot and what the junction at the bottom has to look like — so it is worth making deliberately.
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