Stamp duty on £350,000 in England & NI
SDLT for a £350,000 property in England & N. Ireland, 2026/27 rates.
How the £7,500 is worked out
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 £350,000 house in England & NI?
For 2026/27, SDLT on a £350,000 home in England & N. Ireland is £7,500 for a home mover — an effective rate of 2.1% of the purchase price.
Do first-time buyers pay stamp duty on £350,000?
Yes. A first-time buyer pays £2,500 on a £350,000 home in England & N. Ireland, £5,000 less than a home mover.
What about a second home or buy-to-let at £350,000?
An additional property at £350,000 in England & N. Ireland attracts £25,000 in SDLT, £17,500 more than a main residence.
Same price elsewhere — and what you'd need to earn
Compare £350,000 in Scotland or £350,000 in Wales. At a typical 4.5× income multiple, a £350,000 purchase needs a salary around £80,000 — see what £80,000 takes home after tax.
Estimate for 2026/27. Not financial advice.