See the latest property market data for WV7. Last updated today.
The WV7 property market is dynamic, with prices differing between areas and over time. If you are looking to understand what is happening in your local area today,
Below we've broken property prices down by bedroom size, with average sold prices ranging from £107,500 - £828,462 - see what size property you can get with your budget.
House Size
Average sold price September 2024
1 bed
£107,500
2 beds
£269,181
3 beds
£341,759
4 beds
£577,381
5 beds
£828,462
How have prices changed?
The current average listing price is £415,472,
up by 30.62% since six months ago.
The chart below shows the average listing price for properties in WV7.
On average, properties take 18 weeks to sell in WV7. This chart shows the average time property listings are online, before the property goes under offer or is removed from the market.
Find out how long your house would take to sell with our Moving Date estimator
Are properties achieving asking price?
On average, the asking price of properties are reduced by 1.7% in WV7. This chart shows the average reduction of asking prices in WV7. A good agent will value a property accurately and so shouldn't need to reduce asking price.
Properties for sale in WV7
In order to identify the best estate agents in every area, we gather information on every property sale in the UK (including WV7!). Here's a snapshot of the latest properties to buy in WV7.
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Estate agents
27 estate agents have listed properties for sale in WV7 in the last 6 months. See which estate agents could get you the best price, along with reviews from people who've worked with them recently. Compare all estate agents in WV7.
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It’s always worth knowing the value of your home. Discover the price of your property with an instant valuation. GetAgent tracks the figures, so you don’t have to.