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Stamp duty on £300,000 in England & NI

SDLT for a £300,000 property in England & N. Ireland, 2026/27 rates.

Home mover£5,000
First-time buyer£0
Additional property / BTL£20,000
Effective rate (mover)1.7%

How the £5,000 is worked out

£0£125,000 at 0.0%£0
£125,000£250,000 at 2.0%£2,500
£250,000£300,000 at 5.0%£2,500

First-time-buyer relief: 0% to £300k, 5% to £500k.

+5% additional-property surcharge on every band (from 31 Oct 2024).

Common questions

How much stamp duty on a £300,000 house in England & NI?

For 2026/27, SDLT on a £300,000 home in England & N. Ireland is £5,000 for a home mover — an effective rate of 1.7% of the purchase price.

Do first-time buyers pay stamp duty on £300,000?

No. First-time-buyer relief takes the SDLT bill on a £300,000 home in England & N. Ireland to £0.

What about a second home or buy-to-let at £300,000?

An additional property at £300,000 in England & N. Ireland attracts £20,000 in SDLT, £15,000 more than a main residence.

Same price elsewhere — and what you'd need to earn

Compare £300,000 in Scotland or £300,000 in Wales. At a typical 4.5× income multiple, a £300,000 purchase needs a salary around £65,000 — see what £65,000 takes home after tax.

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Estimate for 2026/27. Not financial advice.