The Village

    Ranked 49th of 289 streets in DY6 by average price

    The Village is a residential street in DY6, KINGSWINFORD, with 7 properties recorded in the Land Registry. The 3-year average sale price is £365,000, based on 2 transactions. The street ranks 49th of 289 streets in DY6 by average price.

    3Y Avg Price

    £365,000

    2 sales

    Properties

    7

    Sales / Year

    0.4

    5-year average

    Avg £/sq ft

    £377

    £4,055/m²

    Rank in DY6

    49th

    of 289 streets

    Last Sale

    £390,000

    Oct 2025

    Street Rankings — DY6

    Streets ranked by 3-year average sale price. Showing positions 4554 of 289.

    #Street3Y Avg
    45The Knoll£372,500
    46Honeysuckle Avenue£371,667
    47Cumberland Close£368,750
    48Regent Close£366,500
    49The Village£365,000
    49The Village£365,000
    49The Village£365,000
    49The Village£365,000
    53Albert Street£364,167
    54Ibis Gardens£360,000

    Property Mix

    Type

    Terraced1 (14%)
    Semi-Detached2 (29%)
    Detached4 (57%)

    Tenure

    Freehold7 (100%)
    Leasehold0 (0%)

    EPC Ratings

    4 of 7 properties have an EPC record

    A
    0 (0%)
    B
    0 (0%)
    C
    0 (0%)
    D
    2 (50%)
    E
    1 (25%)
    F
    1 (25%)
    G
    0 (0%)

    Avg floor area: 1,076 sq ft (100 m²)

    District Context — DY6

    DY6 covers parts of south Shropshire and the borderland area towards Ludlow and Craven Arms. It is a characteristically rural district with villages and small towns, attractive to those seeking a quieter pace of life away from major urban centres.

    Average Property Price - DY6

    £293,639

    40

    National percentile

    Average Net Household Income - DY6

    £38,047

    49

    National percentile

    10-Year Annualised Price Growth - DY6

    4.4%

    77

    National percentile

    10-Year Annualised Rent Growth - DY

    4.3%

    73

    National percentile

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