Is Frisby on the Wreake a good place to live?

Living in Frisby on the Wreake, Leicestershire: house prices, crime, schools and the practical details to check before you move.

On this page
  1. Frisby on the Wreake at a glance
  2. Location and population
  3. Sold prices
  4. Crime and safety
  5. Schools
  6. Flood mapping
  7. Broadband
  8. Energy performance
  9. Planning and heritage
  10. Air quality and deprivation
  11. Nearby towns
  12. Questions
  13. Data sources

Frisby on the Wreake at a glance

Frisby on the Wreake is in Leicestershire, East Midlands, England. Its recorded local authority is Melton. Gigabit-capable broadband was available to 96.7% of premises (January 2026). Whether it suits you comes down to the home and neighbourhood: compare the property you can afford, the schools relevant to your household and the checks needed at the exact address.

Median sold price
£420,000
7 recorded sales
Recorded incidents
13.8
per 1,000 residents
Gigabit availability
96.7%
of premises

Sources and periods vary by measure. See the source register · How we use the data

Where is Frisby on the Wreake, and who lives here?

Frisby on the Wreake is in Leicestershire, East Midlands, England. Its recorded local authority is Melton.

Frisby on the Wreake: regional locator mapApproximate location of Frisby on the Wreake in Leicestershire, using the stored town centroid and a generalised land outline. This is not a town-boundary or flood-risk map.Frisby on the Wreake
Approximate town location · not a boundary or flood mapMap sources
Location and geography
County / areaLeicestershire
RegionEast Midlands
Local authorityMelton
PopulationNo controlled Census result

Office for National Statistics · ONS BUA 2024 / LAD December 2025 / hierarchy April 2025. Source details

The controlled population release does not cover every built-up area. We do not present an older population estimate as a new Census result.

How much do homes sell for in Frisby on the Wreake?

The median recorded sold price in Frisby on the Wreake is £420,000, based on 7 transactions in the published 12-month window. This is not a current asking-price estimate or a measure of affordability relative to income.

Median recorded sale
£420,000
Recorded sales in the period
7
Median sold price by property type
Detached
Semi-detached
Terraced
Flat / maisonette
View recorded price changes
Changes in the recorded median, not like-for-like home values
One-year change3.2%
Five-year change50.0%

A change in the mix of properties sold can move the median. These are nominal comparisons, not a forecast or an inflation-adjusted price index.

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Recent registered transactions
DateProperty typePostcodePrice
11 May 2026DetachedLE14 2PF£445,000
10 April 2026DetachedLE14 2PJ£350,000
10 November 2025DetachedLE14 2NP£880,000
31 October 2025Semi-detachedLE14 2PB£460,000
26 September 2025DetachedLE14 2PH£343,500
12 September 2025TerracedLE14 2NJ£420,000
5 September 2025Semi-detachedLE14 2NJ£223,000

Fewer than 20 sales: a small sample can move sharply and is excluded from the national price comparison. Property-type samples may be smaller still. The mix of homes sold affects medians; these are not like-for-like valuations.

HM Land Registry · 12 months to July 2026. Source details

Is Frisby on the Wreake safe? What the crime data shows

Kerbside does not classify Frisby on the Wreake as safe or unsafe. The published 12-month Police.uk dataset records 13.8 incidents per 1,000 residents, including antisocial behaviour. Reporting, policing, visitor numbers and the source coverage all affect the figure.

Police-recorded incidents and antisocial behaviour
Total incidents in the period26
Incidents per 1,000 residents13.8
Population denominator1,886
Violence and sexual offences per 1,0006.9
Antisocial behaviour per 1,0002.1
Burglary per 1,0000.0
Vehicle crime per 1,0000.5
Robbery per 1,0000.0

The categories shown are a selection, not the whole total. The rate uses the recorded source denominator above, not the newer Census count. Town-wide rates hide differences between streets and neighbourhoods. The population denominator is below 5,000, so this town is not included in the national comparison.

Home Office / Police.uk · July 2025 to June 2026 · 12 months. Source details

How are schools rated in Frisby on the Wreake?

There are 1 schools with usable historical grades. This is below the five-school comparison threshold, so we do not publish a town-wide school comparison here.

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Schools and their recorded historical overall grades
SchoolPhaseHistorical grade
Frisby Church of England Primary SchoolAcademy converter · LE14 2NHPrimaryAges 4–11Good21 September 2021

A historical grade does not establish catchment eligibility, available places or suitability for a particular child. Source extraction dates are not inspection dates.

Department for Education · Historical overall grades 2009–2024 · GIAS 2026-09-01 + Ofsted 2026-07-31. Source details

What flood risk is mapped in Frisby on the Wreake?

4.41% of Frisby on the Wreake’s mapped land is in Flood Zone 3. Flood Zone 2 excluding Zone 3 covers 2.75%. Separately, 5.02% has at least a 1% annual chance of surface-water flooding in the source model. These are land-area measures, not a property-level assessment; do not add the two models together.

River and sea planning zones

Share of mapped town land · Flood Map for Planning
Flood Zone 34.41%
Flood Zone 2, excluding Zone 32.75%

Environment Agency · Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026. Source details

Surface-water flooding

Share of mapped town land · present-day RoFSW model
High modelled likelihood3.19%
Medium modelled likelihood1.83%
Low modelled likelihood6.76%

Environment Agency · NaFRA2 RoFSW v202509. Source details

Land coverage is not the percentage of homes expected to flood. Areas outside mapped bands are not guaranteed flood-free. Check the actual address before a purchase.

What broadband is available?

96.7%

of premises have gigabit-capable broadband available.

Fixed broadband availability
Gigabit-capable96.7%
Full fibre49.5%
Superfast · 30 Mbps or more97.0%
Premises without decent broadband0.8%
Premises in the dataset364

Availability is not measured speed or a guarantee of a particular package. Ofcom’s “decent broadband” measure is at least 10 Mbps download and 1 Mbps upload.

Ofcom · January 2026. Source details

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How energy-efficient are homes in Frisby on the Wreake?

The dataset includes 189 domestic properties with a usable latest certificate. 64.6% are rated C or above.

Domestic EPC records
Mean energy-efficiency score74 · Band C
Rated C or above64.6%
Mean recorded CO₂ emissions3.5 tonnes / year
Properties represented189
View the EPC band distribution
Share of included properties by EPC band
Band A1.6%
Band B55.0%
Band C7.9%
Band D26.5%
Band E6.9%
Band F1.1%
Band G1.1%

The latest certificate per property within the source’s ten-year validity window is used. These are assessed properties, not every home. Emissions are estimates, not measured household use.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · MHCLG domestic EPC register August 2026. Source details

Planning activity and local heritage

What do planning figures show?

The Melton local planning authority received 339 applications in the published annual period. 92.5% of recorded decisions were approvals.

These are local-authority totals, not applications inside the town boundary. Approval rates use decisions as their denominator, not applications received. They do not predict approval for an individual proposal.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · MHCLG PS1/PS2 year to Mar 2026. Source details

Listed buildings

There are 14 listed-building records mapped to the town.

Mapped Historic England records
Grade I1
Grade II*0
Grade II13

For a particular property, check the official listing and the council’s conservation-area boundaries. A town count does not establish whether an address is designated.

Historic England · Listed buildings Sep 2026; conservation areas Jul 2025. Source details

Air quality and deprivation

What does the air-quality model show?

Area-weighted background concentrations · 2024
PM2.5 annual mean6.5 µg/m³
PM10 annual mean11.3 µg/m³
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) annual mean6.3 µg/m³

An annual background estimate is not today’s air quality or pollution beside a particular road. It cannot establish an individual’s exposure.

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs · Defra PCM 2024. Source details

How should deprivation data be read?

Small-area deprivation context
Population-weighted mean IMD decile8.0
Constituent areas in deciles 1–30.0%
Constituent areas in deciles 8–10100.0%

Lower deciles indicate greater relative deprivation. The town mean is not an official national town rank or a judgement about individual residents; conditions vary within each town.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · English Indices of Deprivation 2025 (corrected v2). Source details

Which towns are near Frisby on the Wreake?

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Nearby places · geographic distance, not travel time
TownDistanceMedian sold priceSales
AsfordbyLeicestershire1.1 miles away1.1 miles£259,95035
BrooksbyLeicestershire1.9 miles away1.9 miles
Asfordby HillLeicestershire2.2 miles away2.2 miles
GaddesbyLeicestershire2.9 miles away2.9 miles
ThrussingtonLeicestershire3.2 miles away3.2 miles
RearsbyLeicestershire3.5 miles away3.5 miles
Great DalbyLeicestershire3.6 miles away3.6 miles
Old DalbyLeicestershire4.0 miles away4.0 miles
South CroxtonLeicestershire4.7 miles away4.7 miles
Nether BroughtonLeicestershire5.1 miles away5.1 miles

Distances describe geographic proximity, not a road journey or a public-transport connection. Price comparisons use the same published source period and require at least 20 sales; a dash means no eligible comparison, not a zero price.

Office for National Statistics · ONS BUA 2024 / LAD December 2025 / hierarchy April 2025. Source details

More questions about living in Frisby on the Wreake

Is Frisby on the Wreake a good place to live?

Frisby on the Wreake is in Leicestershire, East Midlands, England. Its recorded local authority is Melton. Gigabit-capable broadband was available to 96.7% of premises (January 2026). Whether it suits you comes down to the home and neighbourhood: compare the property you can afford, the schools relevant to your household and the checks needed at the exact address.

Where is Frisby on the Wreake?

Frisby on the Wreake is in Leicestershire, East Midlands, England. Its recorded local authority is Melton.

How much do homes sell for in Frisby on the Wreake?

The median recorded sold price in Frisby on the Wreake is £420,000, based on 7 transactions in the published 12-month window. This is not a current asking-price estimate or a measure of affordability relative to income.

Is Frisby on the Wreake safe?

Kerbside does not classify Frisby on the Wreake as safe or unsafe. The published 12-month Police.uk dataset records 13.8 incidents per 1,000 residents, including antisocial behaviour. Reporting, policing, visitor numbers and the source coverage all affect the figure.

What broadband coverage is available in Frisby on the Wreake?

In Frisby on the Wreake, 96.70% of premises have gigabit-capable coverage and 49.49% have full-fibre coverage. Availability at an individual address and the package a provider will sell there may differ.

What do EPC records show for homes in Frisby on the Wreake?

Across 189 recorded domestic properties in Frisby on the Wreake, 64.55% are rated C or above. The source keeps the latest certificate per property within its ten-year window; this does not represent every home or certify current running costs.

What mapped flood risk is shown for Frisby on the Wreake?

4.41% of Frisby on the Wreake’s mapped land is in Flood Zone 3. Flood Zone 2 excluding Zone 3 covers 2.75%. Separately, 5.02% has at least a 1% annual chance of surface-water flooding in the source model. These are land-area measures, not a property-level assessment; do not add the two models together.

Where the data comes from

Dates below distinguish the period represented by the data from when the source was collected and published here. How we use these sources

Locator mapStored town centroid · Natural Earth land outline

The point uses the town location retained by the controlled base-geography publication, including its documented legacy-centroid fallbacks. It is approximate and does not delineate the statistical boundary, flood risk or individual properties. Base-geography source

Generalised land outline: Natural Earth 1:50m countries, simplified for display; public domain. The map does not load third-party tiles or tracking.

Built-up areas and administrative geographyOffice for National Statistics · ONS BUA 2024 / LAD December 2025 / hierarchy April 2025
Data version
ONS BUA 2024 / LAD December 2025 / hierarchy April 2025
Source published
29 April 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
annual
Towns with a published result
7,099

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: 57acc0a8-b401-48c6-aab6-bbf71f0f8653. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Price Paid DataHM Land Registry · HM Land Registry Price Paid Data 2021-2026 through July 2026
Data version
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data 2021-2026 through July 2026
Source published
28 August 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
1 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
1 September 2026
Refresh cadence
monthly
Towns with a published result
6,150

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: b636c9b0-ad56-425a-864a-6c1c2b7b13ac. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Police.uk street-level crimeHome Office / Police.uk · 2026-06
Data version
2026-06
Source published
29 July 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
1 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
1 September 2026
Refresh cadence
monthly
Towns with a published result
6,260

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: 4d94afb3-682c-4003-9eef-f006b8451ce9. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Connected Nations fixed broadbandOfcom · Ofcom Connected Nations Spring 2026 (January 2026, v2)
Data version
Ofcom Connected Nations Spring 2026 (January 2026, v2)
Source published
7 July 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
1 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
1 September 2026
Refresh cadence
annual
Towns with a published result
6,250

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: 1de793a3-4b49-451e-b8e6-a53dabe9ff24. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Energy Performance CertificatesMinistry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · MHCLG domestic EPC register August 2026
Data version
MHCLG domestic EPC register August 2026
Source published
1 September 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
quarterly
Towns with a published result
6,336

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: fbe075dd-3890-4075-adcc-1af0da0943e5. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Flood Map for Planning - Flood ZonesEnvironment Agency · Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026
Data version
Flood Map for Planning Flood Zones, revision 20 May 2026
Source published
20 May 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
as needed
Towns with a published result
6,807

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: e315db85-8651-4532-b88f-b0f6233390a3. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Risk of Flooding from Surface WaterEnvironment Agency · NaFRA2 RoFSW v202509
Data version
NaFRA2 RoFSW v202509
Source published
17 September 2025
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
as needed
Towns with a published result
6,807

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: 5ebbae90-38ab-4f73-abc7-b515beec4ae8. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Get Information About SchoolsDepartment for Education · GIAS 2026-09-01 + Ofsted 2026-07-31
Data version
GIAS 2026-09-01 + Ofsted 2026-07-31
Source published
1 September 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
1 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
1 September 2026
Refresh cadence
monthly
Towns with a published result
5,070

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: bfa454a5-2429-4fcf-9562-02ab8aec64e4. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

District planning application statisticsMinistry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · MHCLG PS1/PS2 year to Mar 2026
Data version
MHCLG PS1/PS2 year to Mar 2026
Source published
19 June 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
quarterly
Towns with a published result
7,094

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: ef472acd-f430-4e09-a212-b3576567ee57. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Listed buildings and conservation areasHistoric England · Listed buildings Sep 2026; conservation areas Jul 2025
Data version
Listed buildings Sep 2026; conservation areas Jul 2025
Source published
2 September 2026
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
monthly
Towns with a published result
6,807

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: b6109497-cc70-4816-bd75-8bbd151d2bca. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

Modelled background pollution dataDepartment for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs · Defra PCM 2024
Data version
Defra PCM 2024
Source published
30 September 2025
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
annual
Towns with a published result
6,807

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: a9cb6fbd-3b88-4fc0-90b9-e3f8d751e96e. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.

English Indices of DeprivationMinistry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · English Indices of Deprivation 2025 (corrected v2)
Data version
English Indices of Deprivation 2025 (corrected v2)
Source published
17 November 2025
Retrieved by Kerbside
2 September 2026
Published on Kerbside
2 September 2026
Refresh cadence
approximately every five years
Towns with a published result
3,793

Open original source · Open Government Licence v3.0

Publication reference: b9817fd7-2109-4c23-937f-7b5bc28b0d53. A published result is not a guarantee of complete local coverage.