The streets in Ottery St Mary with the highest house prices have been revealed by a property company – along with those where it's cheapest to buy a home.
Professional fast sales company Property Solvers has tracked average sold price data from HM Land Registry since 2019.
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The homes that sold for the highest prices in Ottery St Mary were in Barrel Close (average £587,777), Cadhay Lane (average £575,833) and Longdogs Lane (£558,000).
The least expensive properties were in Badgers Mews (average £169,879), Tip Hill (£171,158) and Mossop Close (£192,333).
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The average house price in Ottery St Mary is £350,000, based on HM Land Registry data.
The average property price increased by £62,122 (21.1 per cent) over the last five years and increased by £12,419 (3.61 per cent) over the last 12 months.
Over the last year, there were 68 residential property sales – a decrease of 22 transactions (-32.35 per cent) relative to the previous year. The majority of house sales (16) were in the £320,000- £380,000 range. Then came properties in the £260,000- £320,000 range, where 15 were sold within this price bracket.
Excluding fall-throughs, properties are taking an average of 82 days to sell (from being listed to completion) and the average difference between asking and sold prices is -£15,500 (-3 per cent).
In June 2024, there were 16 new estate agency instructions, 14 agreed home sales and 9 property price reductions.
Property Solvers is a Property Solvers is a leading fast property sale company offering 7-28 day 'We Buy Any House' cash sales, traditional and modern online regulated auctions, and an express sale estate agency service.
For more information visit www.propertysolvers.co.uk
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