Upton Hall Farm in Upton
Footpath through Wheat in Upton
Bridleway towards Upton Mill in Upton
Nene Way near Upton Hall Farm in Upton
Footbridge and path in Upton Country Park in Upton
Broken Stone Wall with Gateway in Upton
Fishing in the Lake in Upton
Farmland near Upton in Upton
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Camp Lane in Upton
Bridleway in Upton
The River Nene in Upton Country Park in Upton
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Area Information

Upton is a civil parish covering an area of 5.7 km² in England. It is a distinct locality with a resident population standing at 2,550 people. The community size creates a relatively compact living environment where residents know their neighbours. This is a settled area where daily life revolves around local routines and established patterns. The total population and small land size mean that distances between homes and amenities are generally short. People living in Upton experience a lifestyle defined by this manageable scale. The parish functions as a self-contained unit within the wider region. You can expect a quiet rhythm here compared to larger urban centres. The specific demographic profile of 2,550 residents shapes the character of local shops and services. Homebuyers approaching Upton find a space that prioritises stability over rapid growth. The civil parish status indicates a degree of local governance focused on these specific boundaries. Your daily commute and leisure activities will be influenced by this defined, small footprint. It is a place where the community centre and primary street are within easy reach for most households.

Area Type
Parish
Area Size
5.7 km²
Population
2550
Population Density
448 people/km²

Demographics

The community within Upton reflects an older resident base with a median age of 70 years. This statistic signals a significant proportion of seniors calling this parish home. Most families in this area consist of older individuals rather than young adults or active families with school-age children. The home ownership rate reaches 63%, which places Upton well above the national average for owner-occupation. This high percentage indicates a stable area where residents have long-term ties to their properties. Almost two-thirds of households own their homes outright or with a mortgage, reducing the typical pressures of a high-rent market. The accommodation types reflect this ownership-heavy structure, though the specific breakdown between detached, semi-detached, terraced, and flats is not detailed in available records. You are likely to meet long-term residents who have planned their moves carefully. The low population density of 2,550 people across 5.7 km² creates a residential atmosphere without the overcrowding found in denser suburbs. Living in Upton means navigating a demographic landscape dominated by mature homeowners.

Household Size

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Accommodation Type

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Tenure

63
majority

Ethnic Group

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Religion

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Household Composition

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Age

70
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Age: Total
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Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

41
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who lives in Upton and what is the community like?
Upton has a median age of 70, indicating a community dominated by older residents. With 2,550 people across a 5.7 km² civil parish, it is a small, tight-knit locality. Sixty-three per cent of households own their homes, creating a stable environment of long-term residents rather than flats or rentals.
How good are the broadband and mobile connections in Upton?
Digital connectivity here is excellent for modern living. Fixed broadband scores 98 out of 100, meaning you will have very fast home internet speeds. Mobile coverage scores 84 out of 100, ensuring strong signal quality for calls and data use throughout the parish.
Is Upton safe to live in regarding flood risk and crime?
You must consider flood risk carefully, as the area is assessed at a CRITICAL level due to high flood risk coverage. For crime, the area sits at a WARNING level with a score of 48, which means crime rates are around average. Standard security measures are recommended whenever you are away.

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