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Stamp Duty on £775,000

On a £775,000 home in England or Northern Ireland, Stamp Duty Land Tax is £28,750 for a home mover (3.7% of the price), £28,750 for a first-time buyer and £67,500 for a second home, at 2026/27 rates.

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£28,750
Home mover
£28,750
First-time buyer
£67,500
Second home or buy-to-let

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Stamp Duty on £775,000: the breakdown

Stamp Duty is charged in slices: each rate applies only to the part of the price that falls in its band. These are the 2026/27 rates for England and Northern Ireland.

1Standard rates

Home movers

If you are buying your next main home, you pay £28,750 on £775,000.

BandRatePrice in bandTax
£1 to £125,0000%£125,000£0
£125,001 to £250,0002%£125,000£2,500
£250,001 to £925,0005%£525,000£26,250
2Relief

First-time buyers

First-time buyer relief only applies to homes costing £500,000 or less. At £775,000 a first-time buyer pays the standard rates, the same £28,750 as a home mover.

Everyone buying must be a first-time buyer, and the home must be your main residence. The first-time buyer calculator also adds up your deposit and other costs.

3Higher rates

Second homes and buy-to-let

If you will own more than one home at the end of the day you complete, a 5% surcharge applies to every band. On £775,000 that is £67,500 in total, £38,750 more than a home mover pays.

BandRatePrice in bandTax
£1 to £125,0005%£125,000£6,250
£125,001 to £250,0007%£125,000£8,750
£250,001 to £925,00010%£525,000£52,500

Replacing your main home

If you buy before selling, you pay the surcharge but can claim it back if you sell your previous main home within 3 years.

4Other nations

Scotland and Wales

Scotland and Wales have their own taxes instead of Stamp Duty. On a £775,000 home:

England and NIScotland (LBTT)Wales (LTT)
Home mover£28,750£51,350£39,250
First-time buyer£28,750£50,750£39,250
Second home£67,500£113,350£77,450

Wales has no separate first-time buyer relief. Work out the details with the LBTT calculator or the LTT calculator.

5Paying

When and how you pay

Your conveyancer usually files the return and pays HMRC for you. The tax is due within 14 days of completion and cannot be paid in instalments, so it needs to be in your budget alongside the deposit, legal fees and survey. The moving house costs calculator adds them up.

6Compare

Nearby prices

PriceHome moverFirst-time buyerSecond home
Stamp Duty on £700,000£25,000£25,000£60,000
Stamp Duty on £725,000£26,250£26,250£62,500
Stamp Duty on £750,000£27,500£27,500£65,000
£775,000£28,750£28,750£67,500
Stamp Duty on £800,000£30,000£30,000£70,000
Stamp Duty on £825,000£31,250£31,250£72,500
Stamp Duty on £850,000£32,500£32,500£75,000

See Stamp Duty at every price from £100,000 to £2 million, or use the Stamp Duty calculator for any price.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much Stamp Duty is due on a £775,000 house?

£28,750 if you are moving home in England or Northern Ireland, £28,750 if you are a first-time buyer, and £67,500 if it is a second home or buy-to-let (2026/27 rates).

Do first-time buyers pay Stamp Duty on £775,000?

First-time buyer relief only applies to homes costing £500,000 or less. At £775,000 a first-time buyer pays the standard rates, the same £28,750 as a home mover.

How much is the second home surcharge on £775,000?

£38,750: an extra 5% on the whole price, on top of the £28,750 a home mover pays.

What is the tax on a £775,000 home in Scotland or Wales?

In Scotland, Land and Buildings Transaction Tax is £51,350 for a home mover and £50,750 for a first-time buyer. In Wales, Land Transaction Tax is £39,250 for a main home.