Local fact sheet
Plymouth's homes, by the numbers
Plymouth in the 2021 census: 114,558 households, 74% houses, 25% flats.
Plymouth was rebuilt more comprehensively than almost any English city, and the figures still show it: barely one household in nine is detached, while terraces and semi-detached houses together account for nearly two in three. The post-war plan is the housing stock.
Plymouth’s housing combines Victorian terraces in Mutley and Mannamead, characterful properties on The Hoe with its Sound views, family homes in Plymstock and Roborough, and waterfront developments around the Royal William Yard and Sutton Harbour. The city’s strong rental market, driven by the university and Royal Navy, sits alongside premium owner-occupier sectors.
Much of central Plymouth was rebuilt after the war on solid ground floors, while Stoke, Mutley and Peverell kept their Victorian timber. Which of the two you have decides the preparation, and the preparation is most of the work.
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