Dig into the property details of St Philips Drive in Evesham, and find out how it aligns with the rest of the area and Evesham overall.
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House Prices > Evesham > WR11 > St Philips Drive
Breaking Down House Prices on St Philips Drive
Property Trends: St Philips Drive vs Surrounding Areas
WR11 2
The WR11 2 sector commands higher average prices - around 50% more than homes on St Philips Drive. (£274,500 vs £182,400). If you're considering both locations, purchasing a similar property on St Philips Drive rather than elsewhere in the same sector could save you around £92,100.
i.e. WR11
In monetary terms, St Philips Drive homes are roughly 71% cheaper than those in WR11. (£182,400 vs £311,000). A look at the ledger shows that St Philips Drive could cut your cost by about £128,600.
i.e. Evesham
All things equal, buying in Evesham demands a 85% larger investment than St Philips Drive. (£338,000 vs £182,400). Put another way, St Philips Drive gives you a price tag that’s £155,300 easier to stomach.
About the WR11 Area
In the heart of Evesham lies WR11, a district fitting of its own tale. Imagine a place where streets are alive with the whispers of history, every cobbled path telling a tale as captivating as the town itself. Amidst this picturesque backdrop, modern conveniences seamlessly integrate, making living here a rather enchanting fairy tale.
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