2 NEW HALL STREET, SK10 3AA — Property Data

Type

Terraced

Tenure

Freehold

Floor Area

818 sq ft

76 m²

Last Sale Price

£178,000

Oct 2006

Estimated Valuation

£307,627

Est. £/sq ft

£376/sq ft

£4,048/m²

Property Details

TypeTerraced

TenureFreehold

Built formEnd-Terrace

Construction ageEngland and Wales: 1900-1929

Habitable rooms5

Main fuelmains gas (not community)

EPC currentD

EPC potentialB

Floor area818 sq ft (76 m²)

EPC dateOct 2024

WallsSolid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed)

HeatingBoiler and radiators, mains gas

Transaction History

18 Oct 2006

£178,000

14 Apr 2003

£117,000

16 Feb 2000

£85,000

16 Nov 1995

£33,000

Key Metrics

Estimated valuation£307,627

Value per sq ft / m²£376/sq ft (£4,048/m²)

Estimated gross yieldNot available

Implied monthly rentNot available

SK10 district percentile40th percentile

National percentile51st percentile

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District Context — SK10

SK10 covers Whaley Bridge and the surrounding areas in the High Peak district of Derbyshire, sitting on the border with Greater Manchester and Cheshire. It is a rural and semi-rural locality with strong community character, appealing to those seeking quieter surroundings within reasonable commuting distance of major centres.