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House Prices > Tamworth > B79 > Keats Close
Easy Essentials about Property Prices in Keats Close
How Keats Close Prices Compare to Surrounding Areas
Coton Green
The housing market in Coton Green reflects a 20% uplift over Keats Close averages. (£230,200 vs £192,600) Accordingly, buying on Keats Close rather than Coton Green could leave you with an extra £37,700.
B79 8
Homes on Keats Close are priced on average 18% lower than those in the B79 8 sector. (£228,100 vs £192,600). These findings indicate that buying a comparable home on Keats Close could save you roughly £35,600 compared to the rest of the sector.
i.e. B79
In comparison, homes on Keats Close are typically priced 28% below the B79 district average. (£192,600 vs £246,600). This suggests that securing a comparable property on Keats Close may require around £54,100 less than buying elsewhere in the same district.
i.e. Tamworth
Compared to Keats Close, the cost of buying a property in Tamworth is, on average, 17% higher. (£225,000 vs £192,600). This reflects that purchasing on Keats Close instead of Tamworth could offer a saving of about £32,700.
A Closer Look at B79
We tune housing data like a piano, balancing over- and underpricing until the result is remarkably in key. See why our figures hold up
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