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Royal Crescent, CV3 - Visual Breakdown of House Prices
Discover how property values on Royal Crescent in the CV3 district in Coventry compare with surrounding streets and the wider city.
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Associated Postcodes:
CV3 3DY, CV3 3DZ, CV3 3EB
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Property Activity On This Street
The Latest Price Trends on Royal Crescent
- Since 2021, Royal Crescent has seen 13 properties sold, with an average price of £223,000. These homes generally span 894 square feet, giving £243 per square foot.
- The recorded sale prices of properties on Royal Crescent have fallen between £158,000 and £275,000, while per-square-foot values have ranged from £192 to £301.
- The most recent exchange of keys on Royal Crescent took place in April 2024.
How This Street Stacks Up
How Royal Crescent Prices Compare to Surrounding Areas
By Sector
CV3 3
The cost of a home on Royal Crescent is 18% steeper than in the CV3 3 sector on average. (£223,000 vs £182,100). Seen this way, homes on Royal Crescent typically demand an extra £40,900 compared to others in the sector.
By District
i.e. CV3
Property costs in the CV3 district are typically 9% higher than on Royal Crescent. (£242,000 vs £223,000). On average, the cost of a comparable home on Royal Crescent is approximately £19,000 lower than similar properties in the same district.
By City or Town
i.e. Coventry
The market indicates that Royal Crescent homes are 32% lighter on the wallet than Coventry's. (£223,000 vs £295,000). Therefore, choosing a property on Royal Crescent over one in Coventry might mean a saving of £72,100.
Road’s Lesser-Known Details
Extra Facts & Figures About Royal Crescent
- This road supports 57 properties, arranged across 3 postcodes.
- Royal Crescent contains zero homes classified as newly built under recent development criteria.
- On Royal Crescent, the average EPC rating is presently 63 (D) with a potential improvement to 82 (B).
- On Royal Crescent, homes typically offer 894 square feet, 2% more expansive than Coventry averages.
- Homes on this street sell around every 7 months, making it a faster-moving market than most roads in CV3, which average 7.66 months.
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About the CV3 Area
If CV3’s property pace feels unusual right now, the numbers underneath will show why.
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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