Is Strensall a good place to live?

Strensall at a glance

Strensall is in York, Yorkshire and The Humber, England. The median recorded sold price was £315,500, based on 68 sales (12 months to July 2026). Gigabit-capable broadband was available to 89.2% 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

£315,500

68 recorded sales

Recorded incidents

30.8

per 1,000 residents

Gigabit availability

89.2%

of premises

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Where is Strensall, and who lives here?

Strensall is in York, Yorkshire and The Humber, England.

The mapped town had 6,060 residents in Census 2021. This describes the town area, rather than the wider council area.

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

Office for National Statistics · Census 2021, BUA24 geography; released May 2026. Source details

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How much do homes sell for in Strensall?

The median recorded sold price in Strensall is £315,500, based on 68 transactions in the published 12-month window. This is not a current asking-price estimate or a measure of affordability relative to income.

For a nearby reference, Haxby’s median was £302,500 across 128 sales—£13,000 below Strensall in the same source period. These are different mixes of homes, not a like-for-like valuation. See nearby comparisons

Median recorded sale

£315,500

Recorded sales in the period

68

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

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Is Strensall safe? What the crime data shows

Kerbside does not classify Strensall as safe or unsafe. The published 12-month Police.uk dataset records 30.8 incidents per 1,000 residents, including antisocial behaviour. Reporting, policing, visitor numbers and the source coverage all affect the figure.

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.

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

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How are schools rated in Strensall?

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.

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

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What flood risk is mapped in Strensall?

3.14% of Strensall’s mapped land is in Flood Zone 3. Flood Zone 2 excluding Zone 3 covers 4.27%. Separately, 2.57% 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

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

Surface-water flooding

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.

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What broadband is available?

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 Strensall?

The dataset includes 983 domestic properties with a usable latest certificate. 46.6% are rated C or above.

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

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Planning activity and local heritage

What do planning figures show?

The York local planning authority received 1,657 applications in the published annual period. 82.5% 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 7 listed-building records mapped to the town.

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?

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?

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 Strensall?

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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

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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