South East, England

Cost of living in Hart

Data last updated: 8 October 2026
Page last reviewed: 8 October 2026
£1,677 estimated monthly cost
Rent £1,023
Council tax £150
Groceries £220
Transport £80
Energy £144
Water £60

Single: 1-bed home. Couple: 2-bed home. Family: 3-bed home with one child. Estimates use average local rent, Band D council tax, and standard figures for groceries, transport and childcare.

£1,414/mo
Average rent
£39,341/yr
Average earnings
£450,000
Average house price
£2,400/yr
Council tax (Band D)
£204/mo
Est. energy & water

Rent in Hart

The average monthly rent in Hart is £1,414.

1 Bed
£1,023
2 Bed
£1,303
3 Bed
£1,581
4+ Bed
£2,301

Source: ONS Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR)

Earnings in Hart

The average annual salary for residents of Hart is £39,341.

Average salary
£39,341
per year
Mean salary (pulled up by top earners)
£49,445
per year

The average salary is the middle value: half of residents earn more and half earn less. The mean salary adds up everyone's pay and divides it by the number of people, so a few very high earners pull it up. We use the middle value as the average throughout this site.

Source: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE)

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Average house prices in Hart

The average house price in Hart was £450,000.

Detached
£670,000
Semi-detached
£470,000
Terraced
£380,000
Flat
£229,000

How house prices have changed in Hart

Average house prices over time, based on quarterly rolling-year averages from Land Registry data.

£0£120k£240k£360k£480k£600k19952000200520102015202020252026

Source: ONS / HM Land Registry. Historical trend based on quarterly rolling-year average prices.

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Climate and weather in Hart

Summer daytime highs in Hart typically reach 22.5°C in July, dropping to around 7.8°C in January. Hart is much drier than average for the UK, with rain falling on about 2.3 days a week. It gets around 36% less rainfall than the UK average. The area is sunnier than most of the UK, averaging around 6.7 hours of sunshine per day in summer. Expect frost on around 101 days per year, mostly between October and May.

Month Daytime high Rainfall Rain days Sunshine Frost days
Jan 7.8°C 78mm 12 61h 16
Feb 8.3°C 56mm 10 81h 16
Mar 11.0°C 48mm 9 124h 15
Apr 14.1°C 53mm 9 176h 12
May 17.3°C 48mm 9 209h 6
Jun 20.2°C 51mm 8 207h 1
Jul 22.5°C 53mm 9 215h 0
Aug 22.1°C 58mm 9 198h 0
Sep 19.2°C 57mm 9 154h 2
Oct 15.0°C 82mm 12 114h 6
Nov 10.8°C 86mm 13 68h 11
Dec 8.2°C 77mm 12 56h 15

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How this is calculated

Climate data is based on Met Office 30-year averages (1991-2020), calculated from 10 observation grid points covering the Hart local authority area.

Source: Met Office HadUK-Grid , 1991-2020 averages. Crown copyright. Open Government Licence v3.0.

Council tax in Hart

Band D council tax in Hart is £2,400 per year.

Band A
£1,600
Band B
£1,867
Band C
£2,133
Band D Benchmark
£2,400
Band E
£2,933
Band F
£3,467
Band G
£4,000
Band H
£4,800

Source: MHCLG / Scottish Government / Welsh Government

Energy costs in Hart

A typical household in Hart pays approximately £1,723/year (£144/month) for gas and electricity.

Annual
£1,723
per year
Monthly
£144
per month

Energy region: South East

This estimate is based on the Ofgem price cap for a typical dual-fuel household using 2,700 kWh of electricity and 11,500 kWh of gas per year, paying by Direct Debit. Your actual costs will depend on your usage, tariff, and whether you're on a fixed deal.

Source: Ofgem Energy Price Cap, Q4 2026

Water costs in Hart

The average annual water and sewerage bill for Southern Water customers is £720/year (£60/month).

Annual
£720
per year
Monthly
£60
per month

Water company: Southern Water

Water bills vary based on whether you have a meter and your household's water usage. This figure is the company average for unmetered customers.

Source: Water UK / Discover Water, 2026-27

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Broadband in Hart

Hart has 73.4% full fibre coverage and 86.7% gigabit-capable coverage across residential premises.

Gigabit-capable
86.7%
of premises
Full fibre (FTTP)
73.4%
of premises
Superfast (30+ Mbit/s)
98.2%
of premises
No decent broadband
0%
of premises

Full fibre take-up: 36% of premises with full fibre available have taken it up.

"Gigabit-capable" means a connection of 1 Gbit/s or faster is available at the premises (full fibre or upgraded cable). "Full fibre" is fibre-to-the-premises specifically. "No decent broadband" counts premises below the 10 Mbit/s down / 1 Mbit/s up Universal Service Obligation.

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Source: Ofcom Connected Nations 2025, July 2025

Schools in Hart

Hart has 530 schools, with 88.1% rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted.

Outstanding
27
schools (12.9%)
Good
158
schools (75.2%)
Requires Improvement
16
schools (7.6%)
Inadequate
9
schools (4.3%)

423 primary schools, 69 secondary schools, 38 special / nursery / alternative provision. Approximately 182,900 pupils across all schools.

12 schools have been inspected under Ofsted's renewed framework (November 2025 onwards) and are not included in the percentage above.

Ofsted grades reflect the school's most recent inspection: Outstanding means the school is exceptional across the evaluation areas, Good means it is effective, Requires Improvement means it is not yet good enough, and Inadequate means serious concerns were found.

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Source: Ofsted, most recent inspections as at March 2026. England only; Scotland (Education Scotland) and Wales (Estyn) use separate frameworks.

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