Summary A rare and captivating opportunity to own a piece of St. Asaph’s rich heritage. “Hilltop” is a unique residence dating from the late 1850s, originally part of the town’s police station.Read more…
Price history No sold price history found for this property. The chart shows the asking price changes since it was listed.
EPC data Date of EPC: 20th February 2026 - Valid EPC rating: D Property age: Before 1900
Rent data 1 property with the same number of bedrooms and style in the same area to let The asking rent is £1,200 which represents a yield of 5.5% if buying at the asking price A yield of 6.2% if purchased for 90% of the asking price (£234,000) A yield of 6.9% if purchased for 80% of the asking price (£208,000)
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Main and only residence: £3,000.00 First-time buyer: £0.00 Buy-to-let: £16,000.00
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Changes to property since tracking began On 29th July 2026 the asking price was reduced from £270,000 to £260,000 On 1st May 2026 the asking price was reduced from £280,000 to £270,000
