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House Prices > Worcester > WR1 > Sansome Place
The Pricing Breakdown for Sansome Place
Sansome Place Property Prices vs Surrounding Areas
WR1 1
Looking for better value? Properties on Sansome Place typically cost 23% less than sector averages. (£197,300 vs £160,300). With that said, picking Sansome Place might mean paying £37,000 less than the WR1 1 average.
i.e. WR1
House prices in the WR1 district are positioned at 31% above those on Sansome Place. (£210,500 vs £160,300). On average, purchasing a comparable property on Sansome Place rather than another street in the same district could save you approximately £50,200.
i.e. Worcester
Worcester residential properties are valued 109% above Sansome Place equivalents on average. (£336,000 vs £160,300). That’s £175,300 that won’t be disappearing into bricks and mortar.
Discover the WR1 Area
When contemplating WR1, Worcester from a broader perspective, one discerns a complex interplay between modernity and tradition. It’s an embodiment of the classic notion of blending past with present, demonstrating how diverse elements create profound livability. Such a district indeed inspires thoughtful engagement regarding today’s evolving lifestyle objectives.
We take credible, official records and filter them through our tailored valuation engine to reveal impressively sharp pricing for every UK street. Adjustments to Land Registry and EPC data help correct the imbalances that often distort other models. Discover how each figure is built
