To ask what is the average house price of your street?

[chariotspades]

Mine is £478,000.

£475k

£1.3m

I never knew one could find this out so easily!

I just had a look on rightmove - my average is £1.65M. My house is probably the cheapest on the street...

I’m not on a road as such. Share my postcode with only three other houses so difficult to equate.

I've just had a look at zoopla, and the values range from between 580,000 and 900,000. It's a fairly new estate so all very estimate really, for some bizarre reason my house is estimated at around £40k less than my neighbours, despite it being identical (neither have been sold since built, so no improvements or modifications will have been taken in account).

There’s no data for a street, we live on a small lane of less than 10 houses in a tiny village so lack of property to compare.

We have a mix of small cottages and enormous country houses - about half are still owned by the Earl in the “big house” and tenanted.

A small cottage is £450k+, the bigger houses £1m+ but there’s also a small area of ex council houses in the village too that are around £300k (almost all now in private hands).

795k for the last year.

According to Rightmove, the average house price on my street is £206,000. Prices range from 2 bed flats for £100,000- £150.000 up to 4 bedroom terraced houses for about £250,000-300,000

Average is 2.5m (according to Zoopla)

Outskirts of Bath for more context (ie half the price of bath builds) £300k

120K - NI

As usual, people getting super prickly about money or any sign of ‘wealth’. No one has to take notice of threads they don’t want to.

What information does this give? It could be a street of tiny terraces or massive mansions.

What is your AIBU?
And mines is 2.5 million btw.

This is really interesting because you’ve got one bedroom one bathroom semi detached bungalows and you’ve got 4 bed, 4 bath, 2 reception room detached houses so it doesn’t really mean anything.

2 million.

All the houses on our street were built decades apart from each other with varying sizes so can't really say an average. The average for a semi detached mid 1800 house like ours would be about £380000.

Whats the deadline for the article?

Very mixed and pretty long street with little terraced cottages, ex social housing and big solid detacheds with large gardens. The former go for £100k and the latter around £450k

Rightmove says it's £2.17m. But it's very inaccurate because that's based on one property that was sold within the last decade. A lot of the other properties are split into flats and are worth much less, but none have sold recently.

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Of no use to you, unless you're actually asking for a particular reason?

Either side of £500k depending on the house

£85,000

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