Local fact sheet
Lincoln's homes, by the numbers
Lincoln in the 2021 census: 42,509 households, 80% houses, 20% flats.
Half of Lincoln's households own their home and more than a quarter rent privately, a share that has risen by six points in a decade. The city divides on a hill: the Minster and Castle wards above it, Boultham, Glebe and Abbey below, and the ground between them is steep enough to shape the houses on it.
Lincoln combines internationally significant heritage architecture in the Bailgate and Cathedral Quarter with Victorian terraces in Uphill and Newport, modern family developments at Bracebridge Heath and Witham St Hughs, and characterful properties across surrounding Lincolnshire villages. The Cathedral, Castle and growing university drive a strong, year-round renovation and rental market.
The city divides on a hill, and on a sloping site the ground floor is often not one floor. A house built into the slope may step down between rooms, and an internal step needs its own nosing — the part most often left to the fitting day.
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