Local fact sheet
Stockport's homes, by the numbers
Stockport in the 2021 census: 126,648 households, 84% houses, 16% flats.
Owner occupation reaches 71.1% in Stockport, a level that changes what an order tends to look like, with fewer quick turnarounds between tenancies and more households buying once for a decade. Semi-detached property makes up 41.2% of the borough, detached 21.6% and terraces 20.9%. SK1 through SK5 bring in Edgeley, Davenport & Cale Green, Heatons North, Heatons South, Reddish North, Reddish South, Offerton, Brinnington & Stockport Central, Norbury & Woodsmoor, Manor and Hazel Grove. Inter-war semis of that pattern commonly pair a concrete hall and kitchen with boarded joists in the reception rooms; bringing both to one finished height across a through-lounge is the detail that decides whether the job reads as deliberate or improvised.
Seven Stockport homes in ten and more are owner-occupied, and a good many of those homes are Victorian semis and villas in the Heatons, Davenport, Cale Green and Edgeley. In houses of that date the hall frequently still has its original patterned tile floor, laid in small geometric pieces and worth keeping.
Where an original tiled hall floor survives, it sets the level for everything that meets it. The new floor in the adjoining rooms either lands level at the doorway or steps up from it, and a step of even a few millimetres is felt underfoot for years.
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