Explore how local transactions shape the property scene on Park Hill in the WS10 district in Wednesbury.
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House Prices > Wednesbury > WS10 > Park Hill
Quick Facts about Property Prices in Park Hill
Park Hill Property Prices vs Surrounding Areas
WS10 0
Home prices in the WS10 0 sector sit 11% lower than those on Park Hill. (£164,300 vs £183,600) As such, purchasing on Park Hill rather than elsewhere in the sector may require an additional spend of £19,300.
i.e. WS10
Price-wise, buying in the WS10 district is 8% less expensive than buying on Park Hill. (£169,400 vs £183,600). Through the lens of affordability, a similar property in Park Hill could command £14,200 more than district averages.
i.e. Wednesbury
Park Hill's average house price sits 9% below the average for Wednesbury. (£183,600 vs £201,000). That’s £17,200 that won’t be disappearing into bricks and mortar.
WS10 at a Glance
Contrary to typical perceptions, WS10 stands out – not just for its atypical charm – but for efficient transport and cultural diversity. While others may chase metropolitan dreams, this district encapsulates authentic living experiences rich with history, all while thriving within its sphere of old and modern traditions.
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