Type
Terraced
Tenure
Leasehold
Floor Area
—
Last Sale Price
£69,000
Jan 2002
Estimated Valuation
£228,993
Est. £/sq ft
—
Property Details
TypeTerraced
TenureLeasehold
Built formNot available
Construction ageNot available
Habitable roomsNot available
Main fuelNot available
EPC currentNot available
EPC potentialNot available
Floor areaNot available
EPC dateNot available
WallsNot available
HeatingNot available
Transaction History
18 Jan 2002
£69,000
Key Metrics
Estimated valuation£228,993
Value per sq ft / m²Not available
Estimated gross yieldNot available
Implied monthly rentNot available
B9 district percentile74th percentile
National percentile32nd percentile
Other Properties on Mill Burn Way
3Detached
£242,500
Jan 2026
33Terraced
£280,000
Nov 2025
29Flat/Maisonette
£287,000
Jun 2025
32Terraced
£315,000
Jun 2025
30Semi-Detached
£260,000
May 2022
23Terraced
£205,000
Oct 2021
17Semi-Detached
£220,000
Oct 2020
16Semi-Detached
£200,000
Aug 2017
24Semi-Detached
£160,000
Jan 2016
36Semi-Detached
£120,000
Oct 2010
12Terraced
£130,000
Mar 2010
35Semi-Detached
£140,000
Mar 2008
District Context — B9
B9 covers central Birmingham neighbourhoods including Aston, Nechells, and surrounding inner-city areas. The district is characterised by a young, diverse population with significant private rental activity and a working-class employment profile.
Average Property Price - B9
£184,585
9
National percentile
12 month avg at 30 Sep 2026
Average Net Household Income - B9
£33,996
25
National percentile
2023 census data
10-Year Annualised Price Growth - B9
5.3%
95
National percentile
Estimate at 30 Sep 2026
10-Year Annualised Rent Growth - B
4.4%
76
National percentile
Estimate at 30 Sep 2026