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House Prices > Leominster > HR6 > Tudor Place
How Much Do Homes Cost on Tudor Place?
Tudor Place Property Prices vs Surrounding Areas
Kingsland
On balance, property prices in Kingsland stand 32% cheaper than Tudor Place. (£345,300 vs £505,000) From this perspective, selecting a property elsewhere in Kingsland rather than Tudor Place might offer a discount of around £159,700.
HR6 9
House-hunting in HR6 9? Expect to pay 37% less than in Tudor Place. (£320,000 vs £505,000) Word to the wise: Tudor Place homes might set you back an extra £185,000.
i.e. HR6
The gap between Tudor Place and the HR6 district is about 50% in favour of district buyers. (£251,000 vs £505,000). Therefore, securing a home on Tudor Place could require approximately £254,000 more than elsewhere in the HR6 district.
i.e. Leominster
Leominster properties cost 50% less on average than those in Tudor Place. (£253,000 vs £505,000). So unless you're sold on the name, Leominster might give you more for £252,200 less.
Discover the HR6 Area
Each estimate is crafted using corrected figures drawn from real sales and energy reports. You get more truth, less padding. Find out how we calculate it all
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