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House Prices on Pensilva Way, CV1 - What’s the Going Rate?
Discover the pricing landscape of Pensilva Way in the CV1 district in Coventry through recent sales data.
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Associated Postcodes:
CV1 5FH
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Housing Activity on This Street
How Prices Are Changing on Pensilva Way
- Pensilva Way has seen 3 transactions since 2021, with houses selling for an average of £217,700. The average size of these properties is 1,107 square feet, equating to £188 per square foot.
- Properties on Pensilva Way have been exchanged for prices between £175,000 and £258,000, while costs per square foot have moved from £153 to £230.
- The final change of name on the letterbox on Pensilva Way happened in January 2023.
Street Trends vs Area Data
Pensilva Way Property Prices vs Surrounding Areas
By Sector
CV1 5
Stretch your budget: houses in CV1 5 are 30% easier on the wallet than Pensilva Way. (£153,000 vs £217,700) With this data, a similar property elsewhere in the sector could save you about £64,700 over buying on Pensilva Way.
By District
i.e. CV1
Moving to the CV1 district is a vibe - a vibe that costs around 28% extra compared to Pensilva Way. (£277,700 vs £217,700). Financially speaking, choosing Pensilva Way could offer a discount of around £60,000.
By City or Town
i.e. Coventry
You could pay 36% less for the same dream on Pensilva Way compared to Coventry. (£217,700 vs £295,000). This highlights that a like-for-like home on Pensilva Way could be available for £77,400 less than in Coventry.
Key Tidbits About This Road
What Else Can We Learn About Pensilva Way?
- Offering 19 properties, this road is tied to one postcode exclusively.
- Pensilva Way consists entirely of older, non-new-build properties.
- At present, homes on Pensilva Way have an average EPC rating of 71 (C) and may reach 83 (B) with improvements.
- With an average of 1,107 square feet, Pensilva Way homes provide 21% more area than Coventry properties.
- You’ll find a quicker turnover rate here – properties resell every 29 months compared to the 7.92 months across most of CV1.
District Deals Unpacked
Behind the Numbers: Coventry Property Insights
These articles weren’t written for clicks. They were written because Coventry needs better, clearer property information.
Additionally, our House Prices in Coventry page is the best place to track annual trends alongside type-based comparisons.
District Hotspots to Hit
Unpacking CV1: Insights & Info
Below is a well-trimmed set of CV1 property figures (some are pleasantly unexpected).
171
No. of Roads
1,857
No. of Transactions
300K
Avg. Property Price
890
per sq/ft
Avg. Property Size
451
per sq/ft
Avg. Cost Per Sq/Ft
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