The comparison, from the records
Written from HM Land Registry and official local records · figures checked 21 Oct 2026. Facts only — no opinions, estimates or homes for sale.
Sold prices
Over the last 24 months the median recorded sold price was £206,000 in Grantham, from 996 standard sales, and £260,000 in Great Gonerby, from 61. Great Gonerby’s median was 26% higher.
The middle half of sales ran from £160,000 to £274,625 in Grantham and £185,000 to £330,000 in Great Gonerby, so the two ranges overlap between £185,000 and £274,625.
Where both places have at least 5 sales of a type: detached homes £310,000 in Grantham (307) and £327,600 in Great Gonerby (29); semi-detached homes £200,000 in Grantham (335) and £192,500 in Great Gonerby (20) and terraced homes £161,000 in Grantham (285) and £221,000 in Great Gonerby (11).
These are completed past sales, not valuations or homes for sale.
Everyday places within 2 km
Grantham has more recorded within 2 km of its centre for parks and green spaces (31 vs 6), places to eat and drink (81 vs 6), schools (26 vs 5), everyday shops (42 vs 5), health facilities (15 vs 0), sports and leisure sites (34 vs 6), railway stations (1 vs 0) and nurseries and after-school clubs (20 vs 3).
Counts show what is recorded nearby, not quality — a single good school or shop can matter more than several.
Getting around
Both are nearest to Grantham station: about 620 m from Grantham and 2.2 miles from Great Gonerby, in a straight line.
The two centres are about 1.9 miles apart.
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Which might suit you?
If parks and green spaces, places to eat and drink and schools matter most to you, Grantham has more of them recorded nearby.
Great Gonerby records fewer places within 2 km on every count here, and its median sold price was 26% higher.
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