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Mastering the Market on Dewsbury Avenue in CV3, Coventry
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Associated Postcodes:
CV3 6LF, CV3 6NF
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Price Trends Along the Road
Core Facts about Property Prices in Dewsbury Avenue
- 8 properties have been sold on Dewsbury Avenue since 2021, with an average price of £423,000. The homes average 1,096 square feet, resulting in a cost of £413 per square foot.
- The transaction prices of properties on Dewsbury Avenue have varied from £287,500 to £565,000, with per-square-foot rates ranging between £288 and £809.
- The final home switch on Dewsbury Avenue took place in May 2023.
Housing Costs vs Nearby Areas
Dewsbury Avenue’s Prices Stacked Against Surrounding Areas
By Sector
CV3 6
The average home on Dewsbury Avenue costs 22% more than in the CV3 6 sector. (£423,000 vs £330,400). These findings imply that homes on Dewsbury Avenue typically cost £92,600 more than sector averages.
By District
i.e. CV3
The average cost of a home on Dewsbury Avenue is 43% steeper than in the CV3 district. (£423,000 vs £242,000). This suggests that homebuyers may pay around £181,000 more on Dewsbury Avenue for a similar home.
By City or Town
i.e. Coventry
Homes on Dewsbury Avenue fetch prices 30% higher than those in Coventry. (£423,000 vs £295,000) So unless you're sold on the name, Coventry might give you more for £127,900 less.
Beyond the Basics of This Road
More Insights on Dewsbury Avenue
- Containing 33 properties, this street connects to 2 postcodes.
- Dewsbury Avenue is purely composed of resale properties, with no recently completed builds.
- The present average EPC score on Dewsbury Avenue is 61 (D), with homes potentially reaching up to 81 (B).
- With 1,096 square feet as the norm, Dewsbury Avenue homes are 20% larger than the Coventry average.
- If you’re after movement, this street delivers – homes sell every 11 months, well ahead of the average 7.66 months seen in CV3.
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District Sights to Savor
Discover the CV3 Area
If you’ve been meaning to learn a bit more about CV3 but keep getting distracted by shinier locations or buzzier headlines, this might be your gentle reminder that steady, low-drama postcodes have their perks too – and we’ve unpacked them below.
595
No. of Roads
6,680
No. of Transactions
300K
Avg. Property Price
946
per sq/ft
Avg. Property Size
254
per sq/ft
Avg. Cost Per Sq/Ft
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