9 Elm Court

    9, ELM COURT, HYTHE, CT21 6QF

    This terraced freehold property on Elm Court last sold in June 2020 for £197,500. Based on price growth in the CT21 district since then, its estimated current value is £251,496 — placing it in the 38th percentile nationally and the 16th percentile within CT21.

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    Type

    Terraced

    Tenure

    Freehold

    Floor Area

    —

    Last Sale Price

    £197,500

    Jun 2020

    Estimated Valuation

    £251,496

    Est. £/sq ft

    —

    Property Details

    TypeTerraced
    TenureFreehold
    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

    26 Jun 2020

    £197,500

    Key Metrics

    Estimated valuation£251,496
    Value per sq ft / m²Not available
    Estimated gross yieldNot available
    Implied monthly rentNot available
    CT21 district percentile16th percentile
    National percentile38th percentile

    District Context — CT21

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    CT21 covers the Dover area and surrounding communities in southeast Kent, positioned on the English Channel coast. It is a longstanding residential district with a blend of established coastal and inland character, popular with retirees and commuting families.

    Average Property Price - CT21

    £407,574

    70

    National percentile

    12 month avg at 31 Jul 2026

    Average Net Household Income - CT21

    £38,331

    51

    National percentile

    2023 census data

    10-Year Annualised Price Growth - CT21

    2.2%

    23

    National percentile

    Estimate at 31 Jul 2026

    10-Year Annualised Rent Growth - CT

    4.6%

    87

    National percentile

    Estimate at 31 Jul 2026

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