Mortgage / Surrey

The Real Cost of Buying a First Home in Bisley

A first purchase at the £575,000 Bisley average needs about £79,550 in cash, made up of £57,500 deposit, £18,750 stamp duty with first time buyer relief, and roughly £3,300 in fees.

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The short answer

A first purchase at the £575,000 Bisley average needs about £79,550 in cash, made up of £57,500 deposit, £18,750 stamp duty with first time buyer relief, and roughly £3,300 in fees.

What a first Bisley purchase costs in cash

On the local average the deposit is £57,500, stamp duty is £18,750 and fees are near £3,300. Total cash needed is about £79,550.

The £575,000 average is above the £500,000 ceiling, so first time buyer relief does not apply. Stamp duty is the full £18,750. Rates are those in force from April 2025. Confirm the current position on gov.uk before you exchange.

Where the upfront cash goes

£57,500£18,750
Deposit £57,500Stamp duty £18,750Fees £3,300
Total cash of about £79,550 on the £575,000 average price. Stamp duty shown with first time buyer relief where it applies.

The commercial page for this town sets out the introduction itself: Mortgage advice in Bisley.

What you can borrow against local incomes

What the first year actually costs

Band D council tax in Surrey is £2,627 a year, which is £219 a month. Add energy, water, insurance and maintenance.

Protection belongs in the same budget. If the mortgage depends on two incomes, it depends on both people staying well enough to earn. That is the part of the purchase we advise on directly.

Average prices above £500,000 mean first time buyer relief does not apply on a typical purchase here. Budget the full duty from the start.

The Bisley detail first buyers ask about

The schools families ask about here are Local primary schools, Gordon's School (West End, nearby), State secondaries (nearby) and Independent schools (nearby). 1 local school was rated Good or Outstanding overall at its most recent graded Ofsted inspection. Ratings age between inspections, so read the latest report before you rely on one.

On getting about: Brookwood to London Waterloo takes about 40 min.

By price, Bisley ranks 37 of the 65 Surrey locations we cover, at £575,000 against a county average of £634,238.

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What your money buys in Bisley

Bisley is a leafy village wrapped in heath and woodland.

The full local guide covers schools, transport and the market in detail: Bisley property and area guide.

Budget What it buys here
Around £270,000 to £400,000 Typically a flat or apartment, the most accessible way in, popular with first-time buyers and investors.
Around £480,000 to £640,000 A family semi, the heart of the village market for families wanting a green setting.
£700,000 and above A detached family home on the leafy, wooded roads, the premium end of the village.
In its favour
  • A leafy, green village wrapped in heath and woodland
  • A fast London line nearby (Brookwood ~40 min)
  • A famous name and a quiet village feel
  • Good road links (A322; M3 within reach)
  • Gordon's School and good schools nearby
Worth knowing
  • No railway station of its own (nearest a short drive)
  • Some localised surface-water flood risk
  • A quiet village rather than a bustling town
  • Surrey is non-selective (no grammar)
  • Prices vary by street and area

Bisley is known locally for Bisley Camp (the National Shooting Centre), and Chobham Common & RHS Wisley nearby. The historic home of UK target rifle shooting and the NRA headquarters, the famous name the village is known by.

Practical detail for Bisley: the GU24 postcode district, no own station; Brookwood (fast main line ~40 min), Woking & Camberley a short drive and nearest A and E is Frimley Park Hospital (a major A&E), around 15 minutes' drive; Royal Surrey (Guildford) within reach.

Bisley at a glance

Upfront cost Bisley figure
Average price £575,000
Deposit at 10% £57,500
Stamp duty, first time buyer £18,750
Stamp duty, standard rate £18,750
Legal, survey and moving £3,300
Total cash needed £79,550
Monthly repayment illustration £3,025

Figures are local averages used for illustration. Confirm your own numbers before acting on them.

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Your checklist

  • Total cash of about £79,550, not just the deposit
  • Your stamp duty position confirmed on gov.uk
  • A first year running cost budget including £2,627 council tax
  • Income protection quoted before completion, not after
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The introduction costs you nothing. If you go ahead, we may be paid a fee by the firm we introduce you to. There is no obligation.

Check broadband before you make an offer in Bisley

Broadband speeds can vary street by street in Bisley, so check the exact address before you commit. Ofcom's free checker shows which broadband speeds and mobile coverage are available at any UK property.

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Questions people ask

How much money do I need to buy a first home in Bisley?
About £79,550 in total on the local average. Deposit £57,500, stamp duty £18,750, fees around £3,300.
Do first time buyers pay stamp duty in Bisley?
The £575,000 average is above the £500,000 ceiling, so first time buyer relief does not apply. Stamp duty is the full £18,750.
What is the biggest hidden cost?
Running costs. Band D council tax alone is £2,627 a year here, before energy, insurance and maintenance.
How do I check broadband speed at a property in Bisley?
Use Ofcom's free broadband and mobile checker at checker.ofcom.org.uk. Enter the property's postcode and choose the address to see which broadband speeds and mobile coverage are available before you make an offer.

Figures on this page come from local price and rental averages, published Ofsted ratings at reports.ofsted.gov.uk, the local council’s council tax charges and gov.uk. Published August 2026.

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