4,305 people · median £297,000 · Dover
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Middle Deal is a neighbourhood in Kent with a population of 4,305. The median house price is £297,000, with 128 sales in the past 12 months; terraced properties median at £300,000 and detached homes at £500,000. Prices have declined 8.7 percent over five years.
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The area has a median age of 52.9 years, with 32.4 percent aged 65 and over. Owner-occupied homes account for 75.0 percent of housing. About 55 percent of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived than Middle Deal. Air quality is good, with nitrogen dioxide in the low band and particulate matter moderate. Flood risk affects 22.2 percent of the area. Broadband is widely available: 99.6 percent have superfast speeds and 88.6 percent have gigabit access. The neighbourhood contains 4 conservation areas and 37 listed buildings. Council tax for band D is £2,370.90 for 2026/27. Middle Deal is governed by Dover District Council (Labour-controlled) and Kent County Council (Reform UK-controlled).
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