House Prices in TF6: Up-to-Date Market Figures

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Estimated Value
£345,800
Up 5.2%
Confidence: 7.5 out of 10
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Property Type Breakdown

🏠 Detached £0
🏘️ Semi-Detached £0
🏡 Terraced £0
🏢 Flat/Apartment £0

Telford House Prices - Summary

An overview of house prices in Telford since 2022.

See how TF6’s property prices have progressed year by year since 2018.
Year Average Price Transactions
2025 (proj.) £342,400 138
2024 £332,300 92
2023 £323,200 137
2022 £317,800 244
2021 £338,700 223
2020 £328,600 121
2019 £309,800 71
2018 £280,000 81

Sellers and buyers across TF6 have witnessed a property market that’s both energetic and unpredictable, echoing the ever-changing flow of the River Severn on a stormy spring evening. Average values have trended upwards, showing guardianship against turbulence, even with a touch of volatility in the middle years. This part of Telford is certainly not for those who fancy a sleepy, uneventful market. Instead, it’s been a brisk and eventful property race, with prices climbing from the high £200,000s up, and fluctuations in activity adding another layer of intrigue.

  • Transaction volumes have swung dramatically, with enthusiastic movement during 2020 and 2021 matched by quieter periods soon after.
  • This distinctive pattern hints that buyers in TF6 are sharp-eyed, frequently striking while the iron is hot and pressing pause when momentum wanes.
  • The picture in 2024 and beyond suggests renewed confidence, with projected prices reaching fresh highs and transaction numbers set to rebound.
  1. Those aiming to step onto the ladder: Stay alert during quieter patches in transaction volume to secure better negotiation opportunities.
  2. Owners looking to sell: Take encouragement from steadily rising average prices, as the outlook in TF6 appears notably positive for well-presented homes.

With prices heating up as quickly as a chippy on Market Street at closing time, TF6 is in the spotlight for both buyers and sellers alike.

With transactions likely to surge by nearly 50% from 2024 to 2025 (projected), TF6’s property scene is set for a busy, dynamic year ahead.

What Different Property Types Cost in TF6

Detached Property Type Icon

Detached

Avg. Property Price: £471K

Avg. Size of Property
1,845 sq/ft

Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£275 sq/ft

Total transactions
49 (since 2021)

Semi Detached Property Type Icon

Semi-detached

Avg. Property Price: £274K

Avg. Size of Property
1,019 sq/ft

Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£277 sq/ft

Total transactions
26 (since 2021)

Terraced Property Type Icon

Terraces

Avg. Property Price: £397K

Avg. Size of Property
1,294 sq/ft

Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£323 sq/ft

Total transactions
8 (since 2021)

Apartment / Flat Property Type Icon

Apartments

Avg. Property Price: £82K

Avg. Size of Property
657 sq/ft

Avg. Cost Per Sq/ft
£125 sq/ft

Total transactions
1 (since 2021)

Not every property in TF6 is what it seems on the surface. Numbers hint at a vibrant market, but scratch beneath and a few oddities start to emerge. For one, there’s a curious price clustering around the £280 per sq/ft mark for both detached and semi-detached homes, regardless of their very different sizes. It’s not exactly what you’d expect – buyers are effectively paying a very similar premium, whether they pick a sprawling detached with plenty of elbow room or a smaller, far more modest semi. A little odd, isn’t it?

Then there’s the terraced segment. At first glance, you’d imagine they’d offer the lowest cost entry point in TF6. Instead, they command a £320 per sq/ft cost, making them surprisingly expensive compared to their larger detached and semi-detached neighbours. That’s quite the plot twist, and likely to set alarm bells ringing for price-conscious buyers eyeing the value end of the market.

  • Transaction counts paint a telling story too. With just 8 terraced sales since 2021, those numbers are thinner than a Shropshire mist. That means scarcity, which can lead to jumpy pricing or limited choice, and sometimes both.
  • Detached homes, with 49 recorded sales, dominate the local activity, possibly due to aspirational demand or new build availability, but that could also mean greater downward pressure on future prices if supply swells.

So, what should we remember? TF6 buyers need to have their wits about them. Price trends here don't always follow traditional logic. Sometimes buying in north Telford feels a bit like taking a punt at Wellington Races: the form book might not tell the whole story.

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All Roads in TF6 – Telford

Road Name No. of Postcodes Postcode 1 Postcode 2 Postcode 3
Access To Potford Farm1TF6 6PS
Aldescote Way1TF6 5FA
Bolas Heath To Bolas Bridge Junction1TF6 6PQ
Buildwas Lane2TF6 5AZTF6 5BA
Burcot Junction To Wrekin View Junction3TF6 5ADTF6 5DNTF6 5DW
Cathedral Close1TF6 6FJ
Charlton Junction To Wrockwardine4TF6 5ESTF6 5ETTF6 5EU
Church Hill 8TF4 2PDTF8 7PWTF8 7PZ
Church Lane4TF6 5BBTF6 5BDTF6 5BH
Churn Close 1TF6 6FE
City Road1TF6 6QL
Clee Rise1TF6 5BU
Cleveland Avenue1TF6 6AH
Cliff Crescent2TF6 6QETF6 6QS
Cotwall Lane To A4422TF6 6JGTF6 6JH
Cotwall Road12TF6 6ADTF6 6AXTF6 6LJ
Crabtree Lane1TF6 6AP
Crofters View1TF6 5AU
Crossfields1TF6 6AZ
Crudgington Moor Road2TF6 6EETF6 6JX
Crudgington Road To Moortown The Firs1TF6 6JE
Crugetone Way 2TF6 6FBTF6 6FD
Davids Bank1TF6 5EZ
Drummery Lane1TF6 5DH
Earls Way 1TF6 6FA
Farriers Court1TF6 6QF
From Rowton Junction To A4421TF6 6QX
Heath Lane3TF6 6QGTF6 6QNTF6 6QT
Heath Lanes To A4421TF6 6QU
High Point1TF6 5BT
Home Farm 1TF6 6EH
Honeycope 1TF6 5DX
Horton Lane 2TF6 6DTTF6 6DU
Isombridge Junction To Sugdon Junction1TF6 6NE
Isombridge Lane1TF6 6LH
Kynnersley To Tibberton Junction2TF6 6DYTF6 6DZ
Leahays Way1TF6 5FJ
Leegomery Roundabout To Wheat Leasows1TF6 6DS
Long Lane4TF6 6HDTF6 6HETF6 6HF
Malt House Bank1TF6 5BN
Malthouse Bank To Dog In The Lane1TF6 5BW
Marlbrook Way 1TF6 6BN
Meadow Drive1TF6 5EL
Middle Lane1TF6 6QA
Millers Row2TF6 6LFTF6 6LG
Moorhead2TF6 6DLTF6 6DN
Morlais Way 1TF6 6FH
Muckleton Farm Junction To Moss Farm3TF6 6RHTF6 6RJTF6 6RQ
New Works Farm To New Works Lane1TF6 5BP
New Works Lane1TF6 5BS
Nursery Gardens 1TF6 6FG
Old Dairy Lane 1TF6 6FF
Old Rectory Fields 1TF6 6PL
Osbaston Junction To Centrex Entrance3TF6 6QZTF6 6RATF6 6RD
Overley Junction To Leaton Grange2TF6 5HDTF6 5HE
Pinfold Croft1TF6 6NW
Pleaton Lane1TF6 5FF
River Lane1TF6 6NY
Roden Lane To Sunningdale Junction1TF6 6BG
Shop Lane 8TF6 6AGTF6 6AQTF6 6EW
Shray Hill To Meeson Heath1TF6 6PF
Shrewsbury Road2TF6 6AETF6 6BE
Shropshire Boundary To Coppice Drive3TF6 6ANTF6 6ARTF6 6AT
Shropshire Boundary To Station Cottage5TF6 6QJTF6 6RLTF6 6RN
Silver Hill1TF6 6AB
Spout Lane1TF6 5BL
Sugden Lane8TF6 6NATF6 6NBTF6 6ND
Sytch Lane3TF6 6NRTF6 6NSTF6 6NT
Sytch Lane To Bolas Junction3TF6 6PUTF6 6PYTF6 6QH
Talbot Fields 2TF6 6LYTF6 6LZ
Tern Lane2TF6 6LLTF6 6LN
Ternley Orchards 1TF6 5FB
The Alley2TF6 5BGTF6 5BZ
The Avenue2TF6 5DBTF6 5DE
The Clayfields 1TF6 5FE
The Stackyard 1TF6 6BF
Top Croft 1TF6 5FL
Upton Stones1TF6 6NL
Vesey Court 3TF6 5BFTF6 5DTTF6 5DU
Walcot Bridge To Walcot Crossroads1TF6 5ER
Walton Avenue2TF6 6AJTF6 6AL
Wappenshall Road6TF6 6DETF6 6DGTF6 6DQ
Wappenshall Road To Humber Lane2TF6 6DHTF6 6DJ
Wheat Leasows To Horton Junction 3TF6 6DPTF6 6DRTF6 6DW
Willow Tern1TF6 6FL
Wrekin View 12TF6 5DLTF7 5HYTF7 5HZ
Wrekin View Junction To The Avenue2TF6 5DDTF6 5DJ
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