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House Prices > Stafford > ST17 > Springfield Drive
What’s Happening with House Prices on Springfield Drive?
How Springfield Drive Stands vs Surrounding Areas Prices
Wheaton Aston
Upgrading to Wheaton Aston from Springfield Drive? Add about 30% more to the budget. (£298,500 vs £230,200) With the difference in mind, Springfield Drive could make your move just that bit sweeter by £68,300.
ST17 9
In general, property costs across the ST17 9 sector are 15% cheaper than in Springfield Drive. (£195,000 vs £230,200) No sugar-coating it: a comparable home on Springfield Drive could sting you for about £35,200 more.
i.e. ST17
Springfield Drive properties undercut the ST17 district by 5% typically. (£230,200 vs £241,900). Given this gap, a like-for-like home on Springfield Drive could save you around £11,700 compared to elsewhere in the district.
i.e. Stafford
Overall, buying in Stafford means stretching your budget about 29% more than buying on Springfield Drive. (£298,000 vs £230,200). This demonstrates that a property on Springfield Drive might cost £67,300 less than a comparable one in Stafford.
Unpacking ST17: Insights & Info
Rather than settle for raw figures, we fine-tune public property data through a carefully engineered process. This lets us deliver subtle, brilliantly accurate valuations for every street across the UK (minus the usual noise). See what makes our numbers different
