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Dyke House Sports and Technology CollegeOutstandingStranton Primary SchoolOutstandingSt Bega's Catholic Primary School, HartlepoolOutstandingSt John Vianney Catholic Primary School, HartlepoolOutstandingBrougham Primary SchoolGoodThe average house price in Throston is £113,153, based on HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. The sold house prices graph below shows Throston house price trends over the last 30 years.
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Is Throston a nice place to live?
Throston is a passable place to live. We've given it a liveable rating of C+. However, one concern might be the high levels of unemployment in the area. With fewer homeowners than average, the area may feel less settled for those seeking an established community.
How safe is Throston?
Throston has a high crime rate for a North East suburb, with around 196 recorded crimes per 1,000 people a year. This is 162% above the national average, and 98% above the Durham average.
What are the best schools in Throston?
Throston has 23 schools nearby. The top-rated Ofsted Outstanding schools include St Bega's Catholic Primary School, Hartlepool, Dyke House Sports and Technology College, St John Vianney Catholic Primary School, Hartlepool. Other well-regarded schools rated Good by Ofsted include Throston Primary School and Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Hartlepool. Note: 2 schools are currently rated as Requires Improvement.
What are the demographics of Throston?
The majority of residents in Throston identify as White (British) (94%). Most residents were born in the United Kingdom (95%). The area has a mix of religious beliefs with no single faith forming a majority.