Stamp duty on £600,000

The short answer

Stamp duty on a £600,000 home in England is £20,000 if you’re moving home, and £20,000 for a first-time buyer.

	England and NI	Share of price
First-time buyer	£20,000	3.3%
Moving home	£20,000	3.3%
Extra home or buy-to-let	£50,000	8.3%

First-time buyers pay £20,000, the same as everyone else, because first-time buyer relief stops above £500,000.
Buying an extra home, such as a second home or buy-to-let, adds 5% of the whole price, so you’d pay £50,000.

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Scotland and Wales

	Main home	First-time buyer
Scotland (LBTT)	£33,350	£32,750
Wales (LTT)	£25,500	£25,500

How LBTT and LTT work.

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Questions

How much is stamp duty on £600,000?

In England and Northern Ireland, £20,000 if you’re moving home, £20,000 for a first-time buyer, and £50,000 for an additional home, for purchases from 1 April 2025.

How much is stamp duty on £600,000 in Scotland?

Land and Buildings Transaction Tax is £33,350, or £32,750 for a first-time buyer.

How much is stamp duty on £600,000 in Wales?

Land Transaction Tax is £25,500 for a main home, whether or not you’re a first-time buyer.

Rates for homes bought from 1 April 2025. A guide, not legal advice. Your solicitor will confirm the exact amount.

Last checked against GOV.UK: 9 October 2026