60 Queen Street

    60, QUEEN STREET, WITHERNSEA, HU19 2AF

    This terraced freehold property on Queen Street last sold in October 1999 for £42,000. Based on price growth in the HU19 district since then, its estimated current value is £165,336 — placing it in the 16th percentile nationally and the 67th percentile within HU19. The property covers 39 m² (420 sq ft), giving an estimated value of £4,239 per m². The EPC rating is C, with a potential rating of C.

    Type

    Terraced

    Tenure

    Freehold

    Floor Area

    420 sq ft

    39 m²

    Last Sale Price

    £42,000

    Oct 1999

    Estimated Valuation

    £165,336

    Est. £/sq ft

    £394/sq ft

    £4,239/m²

    Property Details

    TypeTerraced
    TenureFreehold
    Built formMid-Terrace
    Construction ageEngland and Wales: 1900-1929
    Habitable rooms2
    Main fuelmains gas (not community)
    EPC currentC
    EPC potentialC
    Floor area420 sq ft (39 m²)
    EPC dateSept 2017
    WallsSolid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed)
    HeatingBoiler and radiators, mains gas

    Transaction History

    27 Oct 1999

    £42,000

    Key Metrics

    Estimated valuation£165,336
    Value per sq ft / m²£394/sq ft (£4,239/m²)
    Estimated gross yieldNot available
    Implied monthly rentNot available
    HU19 district percentile67th percentile
    National percentile16th percentile

    District Context — HU19

    HU19 covers Brough and surrounding villages in the East Riding of Yorkshire, situated south of the Humber. It is a predominantly residential area with a mix of suburban and rural character.

    Average Property Price - HU19

    £164,226

    5

    National percentile

    Average Net Household Income - HU19

    £30,617

    9

    National percentile

    10-Year Annualised Price Growth - HU19

    4.6%

    82

    National percentile

    10-Year Annualised Rent Growth - HU

    3.5%

    22

    National percentile

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