Living in Immingham
Nestled in North East Lincolnshire, Immingham is a vibrant town with a rich maritime history. Originally developed as a port town in the late 19th century, it has grown into a crucial hub for shipping and logistics, thanks to its proximity to the Humber Estuary. The town's economy is heavily influenced by the port, which serves as a gateway for trade, and its industrial landscape is complemented by a strong community spirit.
Immingham's character is defined by its working-class roots, which have shaped a unique identity over the decades. The town boasts a mix of traditional terraced houses and modern developments, reflecting its evolution. With a low crime rate—89% below the national average—and a low flood risk, Immingham is considered a safe place to live, making it an attractive option for families and individuals alike. The town's strong sense of community is evident in its local events and gatherings, which foster a welcoming atmosphere.
£150,000
Affordable compared to nearby urban areas
89% below national average
A safe environment for families and individuals
10,000 residents
A close-knit community atmosphere
Easy access to Hull and Grimsby
Convenient rail and road connections for commuters
Property market in Immingham
Land Registry Price Paid Data — 126 transactions · Aug 2025 – Aug 2026
What's happening in Immingham
From maritime hub to modern homes - Grimsby historic landmark to get major makeover
The 19th Century building has also been a nightclub, bar, restaurant and offices over the years
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Artist defends 'unfinished' Ronnie O'Sullivan mural
The mural on a snooker club wall has gone viral - but artist says "touch-ups" are still needed.
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