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The Complete Guide to Stareton Close in CV4
Discover how Stareton Close in the CV4 district in Coventry stands when matched with surrounding areas.
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Associated Postcodes:
CV4 7AU
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Market Beat of This Road
Understanding Recent Transactions in Stareton Close
- On Stareton Close, 10 properties have been sold since 2021, averaging around £414,500. These homes measure 1,362 square feet on average, working out to £317 per square foot.
- On Stareton Close, sale prices have spanned from £330,000 to £585,000, with costs per square foot differing between £241 and £463.
- The last deal inked on Stareton Close took place in February 2025.
Pricing This Street Locally
Stareton Close’s Prices Stacked Against Surrounding Areas
By Sector
CV4 7
In the price race, Stareton Close finishes 17% cheaper than the sector pack. (£486,600 vs £414,500). This suggests that a similar home elsewhere in the same sector might cost roughly £72,100 more.
By District
i.e. CV4
Champagne tastes, lemonade budget? Head to the CV4 district - it’s 36% cheaper than Stareton Close. (£265,900 vs £414,500). Given the difference, buying in the CV4 district could leave you better off by about £148,600.
By City or Town
i.e. Coventry
Data shows Stareton Close homes are priced 29% higher than those in Coventry. (£414,500 vs £295,000) With this cost variation, purchasing a property elsewhere in Coventry could mean avoiding an additional £119,400 in expenses compared to Stareton Close.
Street Snapshots Worth Noting
Additional Useful Facts About Stareton Close
- Occupied by 41 properties, this road falls entirely within a single postcode.
- With no new-builds listed or sold, Stareton Close remains entirely pre-established.
- The current EPC average for homes on Stareton Close is 56 (D), with the possibility of reaching 76 (C).
- On Stareton Close, the average home size is 1,362 square feet, making it 35% more spacious than the typical Coventry house.
- Properties here are resold more frequently – every 9 months – while most CV4 roads take closer to 8.5 months.
City Property Trends
Why Coventry Deserves a Closer Look
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Local Highlights on Display
CV4 Area Overview
CV4 has a story that doesn’t always make the headlines – but in the section below, we’ve pieced together the most useful, up-to-date elements to give you the full picture.
328
No. of Roads
3,317
No. of Transactions
300K
Avg. Property Price
1,009
per sq/ft
Avg. Property Size
261
per sq/ft
Avg. Cost Per Sq/Ft
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Data You Can Trust
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