The typical home in the BT42 area, Antrim and Newtownabbey · Mid and East Antrim is valued at £173,033 — 36% below the UK average of £271,295. Over the year to 2024, values rose 3.8%, from £166,691 to £173,033. Since 2005, typical values in BT42 have grown by 40%.
Parkgate is the most expensive ward in BT42, with a typical value of £310,000. BT42 has 8,885 recorded sales since 2005. Nearby districts include BT38, BT39, BT40.
Properties
LPS domestic valuation list
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Capital values are LPS rates valuations as at 1 January 2005 — not what a property would
sell for today.
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Land & Property Services publishes statistics for Northern Ireland rather than individual
transactions, so we can't show per-address sale history. Search a full BT42 postcode on our
property search to list its addresses and rates valuations, and see
quarterly council-level trends on our
Antrim and Newtownabbey page.
NI Multiple Deprivation Measure 2017 · 10 = least deprived · vs all NI postcode districts
Broadband & Connectivity
Availability across the district's postcodes · Ofcom Connected Nations
EXCELLENT
94%Gigabit
Superfast (30Mbps+)99.1%
Gigabit (1Gbps+)93.8%
Property Value Trends
Official ward-level statistics
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"Typical price" is the sales-weighted average of the median price in each electoral ward this
district's postcodes fall within — the ward statistics LPS publishes instead of individual
sale records. A ward can extend beyond the district itself.
Market Summary
Typical Price
£173k
YoY Change
↑ 3.8%
Sales in 2024
589
Wards
12
Prices vary widely between wards, so location within the district matters as much as the district itself.
Ward Prices
Parkgate£310k
Galgorm£243k
Academy£200k
Portglenone£182k
Broughshane£179k
Median sale price by electoral ward, 2024
Electoral wards in BT42
Median sale prices by ward, 2024
LPS / NISRA
Ward
Median Price
Lower Quartile
Sales
Parkgate
£310,000
£240,000
33
Galgorm
£242,500
£175,000
57
Academy
£200,000
£149,950
31
Portglenone
£181,750
£169,950
55
Broughshane
£179,000
£142,500
48
Cullybackey
£177,500
£100,000
32
Kells
£172,500
£141,000
51
Ardeevin
£162,000
£140,000
64
Ahoghill
£161,000
£135,500
51
Ballee and Harryville
£138,000
£98,000
60
Ballykeel
£131,000
£85,500
40
Castle Demesne
£97,000
£82,500
67
Wards this district's postcodes fall within; a ward can extend beyond the district itself.
Neighbourhood Demographics
Census 2021 · 85,959 residents across the Ballymena and Bannside and Braid and Dunsilly electoral areas
59%
Working Age
31%
Households with Children
81%
Good Health
Age Profile
Under 18
22.4%
18–29
13%
30–44
18.8%
45–64
27.1%
65+
18.7%
Ethnic Group
White
97.5%
Roma
0.9%
Mixed
0.4%
Chinese
0.2%
Indian
0.2%
NISRA Census 2021, aggregated over the electoral areas this district's wards belong to —
an electoral area can extend beyond the district itself.
Local Education Hub
Schools in the district
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Streets in BT42
Every street in the district from the OSNI gazetteer — each page lists its properties
and rates valuations from the LPS valuation list.
Showing 300 of 415 streets.
The typical sale price in the BT42 postcode district (Antrim and Newtownabbey · Mid and East Antrim, Northern Ireland) was £173,033 in 2024, across 589 verified sales in its electoral wards. It is the sales-weighted average of the median price in each ward the district's postcodes fall within.
Are house prices in BT42 rising or falling?
In 2024 the typical sale price in BT42 was £173,033, up 3.8% on the previous year's £166,691.
Why doesn't this page list individual sold prices in BT42?
Land & Property Services publishes statistics for Northern Ireland rather than individual transactions, so there is no open per-address sale history to show. This page uses the official annual descriptive house price statistics for the district's electoral wards, published by LPS and NISRA under the Open Government Licence.
Where is the BT42 postcode district?
BT42 covers part of Antrim and Newtownabbey · Mid and East Antrim in Northern Ireland. Price statistics come from the LPS/NISRA annual descriptive house price statistics at electoral ward level.
About this data
England & Wales pages on this site are built from individual HM Land Registry sale records.
Northern Ireland publishes statistics rather than individual transactions, so this page uses
the official annual descriptive house price statistics for electoral wards, published by Land
& Property Services and NISRA, aggregated here to the BT42 postcode district. Quarterly
council-level trends: Antrim and Newtownabbey house prices.
Contains public sector information from Land & Property Services / NISRA (incl. the NI
Multiple Deprivation Measure 2017) and Ofcom, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Crime data from police.uk. Ward composition of postcode districts via postcodes.io (ONS Open
Geography).
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