Summary 52 High Street isn’t just a cottage, it’s a home full of character, charm, and gorgeous finishes. From exposed beams to stunning floor tiles and thoughtfully curated décor, every corner makes a statementRead more…
Price history 1998 £86,000 (+330.00%) 1995 £20,000
Sold pricesAsking price since listing
EPC data Date of EPC: 24th November 2025 - Valid EPC rating: C Property age: Before 1900
Rent data 9 properties with the same number of bedrooms and style in the same area to let The asking rent ranges from £1,300 to £1,650 which represents a yield of between 4.2% and 5.3% if buying at the asking price A yield of 4.6% to 5.9% if purchased for 90% of the asking price (£337,500) A yield of 5.2% to 6.6% if purchased for 80% of the asking price (£300,000)
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Main and only residence: £8,750.00 First-time buyer: £3,750.00 Buy-to-let: £27,500.00
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Changes to property since tracking began On 8th August 2026 the status was changed from SOLD STC to WITHDRAWN
