In the year 1881 the number of households in the parish of Stainton was 78.
The graph took slight decrease up until 1931 where after this the number of households increased and in 2011 it stood at 128.

  
As you can see the first half of the household graph up until the year 1931 is similar to the population trend with a slight decrease in both.
This would be expected as a decrease in population would cause a decrease in households.
However, after 1931 households increased whereas the population stayed steady.
This may be due to people buying second homes or housing for single people.

HOUSEHOLD TYPES
These two graphs show the number of people who live in each household in Stainton and also the type of households that dominate the parish of Stainton.
The graph on the left concentrates on the number of people who occupy households in the parish.
As the data shows two person households dominate the parish with 46.75% (56) houses.
Owing to this dataset it could potentially mean that the houses are occupied by married couples without dependent children or even retired couples who have chosen to live in the parish.
The graph also shows that there are not many houses occupied by larger families as only eight houses have five people or more in them.
These few houses could be families who have dependent children, although it does not seem that there are many households of this composition so it may not entice families looking to move to live in the Stainton.

The pie chart on the right shows the type of households which are in the Parish.
The majority of the homes are detached or bungalows, followed by semi-detached homes.
Due to over half of the homes being detached it shows that it is unlikely that there is a street lined with houses along them.
These homes may be occupied my small families, married couples or retired workers.
In the year 1881 the number of households in the parish of Stainton was 78. The graph took slight decrease up until 1931 where after this the number of households increased and in 2011 it stood at 128.
  
As you can see the first half of the household graph up until the year 1931 is similar to the population trend with a slight decrease in both. This would be expected as a decrease in population would cause a decrease in households. However, after 1931 households increased whereas the population stayed steady. This may be due to people buying second homes or housing for single people.
HOUSEHOLD TYPES
These two graphs show the number of people who live in each household in Stainton and also the type of households that dominate the parish of Stainton. The graph on the left concentrates on the number of people who occupy households in the parish. As the data shows two person households dominate the parish with 46.75% (56) houses. Owing to this dataset it could potentially mean that the houses are occupied by married couples without dependent children or even retired couples who have chosen to live in the parish. The graph also shows that there are not many houses occupied by larger families as only eight houses have five people or more in them. These few houses could be families who have dependent children, although it does not seem that there are many households of this composition so it may not entice families looking to move to live in the Stainton.
The pie chart on the right shows the type of households which are in the Parish. The majority of the homes are detached or bungalows, followed by semi-detached homes. Due to over half of the homes being detached it shows that it is unlikely that there is a street lined with houses along them. These homes may be occupied my small families, married couples or retired workers.
Stainton, South Lakeland