
10 homes for sale for £250,000
The average home now costs £249,700, according to our latest House Price Index. Find out what that money buys you across the UK.
Checking sold house prices is a great way to figure out how much you could sell your home for. Or, how much you should offer on a property if you're looking to buy.
Maybe you just want to see how much your boss paid for their newly-converted farmhouse. And that's fine too.
We get our sold price data directly from the official HM Land Registry and Registers of Scotland. It can take up to 3 months for a sale to appear, so it's worth checking back regularly.
From getting your home valued to choosing the right estate agent, here's how it's done.
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View guideGet the ball rolling with an in-person valuation of your home. It’s free and there’s no obligation to sell if you change your mind.
The average home now costs £249,700, according to our latest House Price Index. Find out what that money buys you across the UK.
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