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House Prices > Stafford > ST16 > Winnow Avenue
Understanding Recent Transactions in Winnow Avenue
Winnow Avenue Property Prices vs Surrounding Areas
ST16 1
Purchasing in the ST16 1 sector could mean paying 6% less compared to buying on Winnow Avenue. (£254,100 vs £270,200) In practical terms, choosing Winnow Avenue over the sector could leave you parting with an extra £16,100.
i.e. ST16
Saving savvy? The ST16 district averages 20% lower than Winnow Avenue home prices. (£216,000 vs £270,200). With these averages, a home on Winnow Avenue could command £54,200 more than a comparable one in the ST16 district.
i.e. Stafford
If you're purchasing a home in Stafford, expect to spend 10% more than in Winnow Avenue based on average pricing. (£298,000 vs £270,200). This reveals that opting for Stafford instead of Winnow Avenue might cost you an extra £27,300.
Unpacking ST16: Insights & Info
In ST16, dreams meet practicality, creating a perfect intersection of aspirations and capabilities. Within its suburban expanse, opportunities for growth, both personal and financial, bloom with each sunrise. The area is suited for dream-chasers ready to explore their future from a solid base.
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