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Acorn Types are the lower level of Acorn classification, dividing the Acorn Groups into a further 65 distinct types (64 excluding, Type 7.V.65 'Non-residential postcodes')

Acorn Type Description
TypeDescriptionUK Population %Link to DetailsSocio-Demographic insight Road Safety Insight
1.A.1 High flyers in luxury apartments and townhouses 0.1% Details Details Details
1.A.2 Wealthy gentrified areas 0.1% Details Details Details
1.A.3 Asset-rich, out-of-town older families 0.1% Details Details Details
1.B.4 High-end professionals in city flats 0.4% Details Details Details
1.B.5 Successful young families in smart urban areas 0.6% Details Details Details
1.C.6 Executives in expensive suburban houses 1.1% Details Details Details
1.C.7 Prosperous families in green-belt areas with substantial homes 0.9% Details Details Details
2.D.8 Affluent, older homeowners 2.3% Details Details Details
2.D.9 Families and couples in comfortable homes 1.8% Details Details Details
2.D.10 Well-off families in larger semis 1.2% Details Details Details
2.D.11 Mature and moneyed out-of-towners 2.3% Details Details Details
2.D.12 Well-to-do empty nesters in detached houses 2.1% Details Details Details
2.E.13 Families in leafy suburbs 1.5% Details Details Details
2.E.14 Upmarket young families in terraces 1.0% Details Details Details
2.E.15 Educated professionals renting flats 0.8% Details Details Details
3.F.16 Families and couples in detached houses 2.3% Details Details Details
3.F.17 Older, rural empty nesters and couples 2.5% Details Details Details
3.F.18 Countryside retirees in spacious houses 0.1% Details Details Details
3.F.19 Sophisticated couples living comfortably in detached homes 2.1% Details Details Details
3.G.20 Mixed lifestages in semi-detached homes 2.7% Details Details Details
3.G.21 Mid-life suburban living 2.9% Details Details Details
3.H.22 Younger families and sharers in city terraces 1.2% Details Details Details
3.H.23 Culturally diverse suburban families 0.9% Details Details Details
3.I.24 Young professionals renting city flats 1.1% Details Details Details
3.I.25 Privately renting students and house sharers 0.3% Details Details Details
3.I.26 Younger couples and singles in flats 1.4% Details Details Details
3.J.27 Professional families and couples in suburban, owner-occupied areas 3.3% Details Details Details
3.J.28 Families and couples in terraces 2.4% Details Details Details
4.K.29 Senior-home owning couples 2.7% Details Details Details
4.K.30 Empty nesters in owner-occupied detached homes 2.0% Details Details Details
4.K.31 Comfortable, home-owning families and empty nesters 0.9% Details Details Details
4.K.32 Older comfortable families and couples in detached, rural properties 0.8% Details Details Details
4.K.33 Retirees in semi-detached and detached properties 0.1% Details Details Details
4.L.34 Older owner-occupier households in semis 2.8% Details Details Details
4.L.35 Settled communities, semi-detached properties 3.1% Details Details Details
4.M.36 Cost-conscious families in terraces 2.2% Details Details Details
4.M.37 Restricted residents, socially renting 2.6% Details Details Details
4.N.38 Younger families, multi-occupancy and rented households 1.2% Details Details Details
4.N.39 Diverse communities in smaller semis and terraces 1.0% Details Details Details
4.N.40 Young Families, limited means in terraced in terraced metropolitan areas 1.2% Details Details Details
4.O.41 Living on modest means in terraces 2.6% Details Details Details
4.O.42 Retired homeowners in semi-detached and detached houses 1.2% Details Details Details
4.O.43 Older couples living in detached houses, rural communities 1.3% Details Details Details
5.P.44 Urban, aspiring flat dwellers 1.3% Details Details Details
5.P.45 Privately renting squeezed professionals in flats 2.2% Details Details Details
5.P.46 Sharers and students in private rentals 1.0% Details Details Details
5.P.47 Singles and couples in rented flats 2.3% Details Details Details
5.Q.48 Routine occupations, socially renting families in terraced housing 3.5% Details Details Details
5.Q.49 Socially renting single adults households 1.8% Details Details Details
5.R.50 Single-parent families in terraced housing 3.0% Details Details Details
5.R.51 Older, single-person households on the outskirts of town 2.2% Details Details Details
5.R.52 Socially renting families in terraces 2.4% Details Details Details
6.S.53 Diverse families and sharers in flats 1.7% Details Details Details
6.S.54 Young families in socially rented semis 1.9% Details Details Details
6.S.55 Families in low value terraced housing 3.1% Details Details Details
6.S.56 Diverse young families in rented terraces and flats 0.8% Details Details Details
6.T.57 Older renters in flats and tenements 1.4% Details Details Details
6.T.58 Poorer Pensioners in semis 1.3% Details Details Details
6.U.59 Students and sharers in multi-occupancy flats 0.2% Details Details Details
6.U.60 Socially renting single adult households in flats 0.7% Details Details Details
6.U.61 Socially rented flats, singles and pensioners|Details]] 2.4% Details Details Details
7.V.62 Students in halls of residence 0.8% Details Details Details
7.V.63 Active communal populations 0.2% Details Details Details
7.V.64 Inactive communal populations 0.2% Details Details Details
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