24 Neville Street, Skipton, BD23 2EU

This property is a two bedroom terrace. It was built in 1890. It has been given an estimated current value, which is displayed above by the Mouseprice.com valuation system. The property has sold four times since January 1995. Nine years ago, on 16/04/2003, it sold for the first time, for £88,500. Over two years later, on 19/09/2005 it sold again for £134,500. It then sold for £159,500 on 30/10/2007. The most recent sale was seven months ago, on 28/10/2011 for £143,000.

24 Neville Street, Skipton, BD23 2EU info: Neville Street in Skipton BD23 comprises 40 homes. All of them are residential. This means there is no commercial property in Neville Street. The following information comes from Mouseprice.com, third-party data and the general public. Much more information can be found throughout the Mouseprice website, including the free valuations on each property.

The most recent house purchase in Neville Street was 34, which sold on 23/03/2012 for £143,000. The property sale that has the lowest recorded price in Neville Street is 3, which sold on 26/04/1996 for £40,000. The most expensive transaction that has been recorded in Neville Street is 24. It sold on 30/10/2007 for £159,500. For more detailed information on house price related stats, trends and graphs, see the Skipton area guide on the Mouseprice.com website.

Of the 40 homes on Neville Street, none have been converted and sold as flats. Some of these properties are relatively old, as at least four of them were built more than one hundred and ten years ago. The automated valuation (known as an AVM) used by the Mouseprice.com website enables us to calculate the average value of properties in the area. In Neville Street, the average property is worth £127,916, which makes it one of the least expensive places to live in BD23 Skipton, where the average house price is £154,157. According to Land Registry records, there have been 38 transactions since the 1st of January 1995. This gives us reasonable AVM coverage for Skipton BD23.

Mouseprice.com lists four properties for sale in Skipton BD23; however, none of them are in Neville Street. The average asking price in Skipton BD23 is £132,499, with the lowest asking price of £95,000 being found on Romille Street and the highest asking price of £149,995 being found on Greatwood Avenue. The property which was put on the market in Skipton BD23 most recently was on The Oval, BD23. It had an asking price of £140,000 on 17/04/2012. Although this price currently remains the same, some of the asking prices of other properties in Skipton BD23 have been reduced. For example, the original asking price of a property on Greatwood Avenue has been reduced from £154,950 to £149,995. You can find many other discounted properties for sale in Skipton BD23 on Mouseprice.com.

You can find 1 property for rent in Skipton BD23 on the Mouseprice.com website. It is not in Neville Street. There are many more properties for rent throughout the country listed on Mouseprice.com.

For young families with children at Skipton Parish Church Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, living on Neville Street would mean a very quick school run as you'd be a stone's throw away from Brougham Street, where the school is located. Neville Street is also great for local amenities. There is a Post Office close by on Westmoreland Street which is an asset to the community and is a popular resource amongst local residents. As well as that, banking is made easy for residents of Neville Street, who have a branch of Halifax just around the corner on High Street. Not very useful if you don't bank with Halifax however! Another advantage of living on Neville Street is that there is a cinema just a short walking distance away on Sackville Street. Living on Neville Street also means that you are just minutes away from WH Smith on Sheep Street. This is popular amongst locals and useful for those shopping needs. Additionally, those living on Neville Street can enjoy the benefits of having a dental surgery nearby on Otley Street. However, the biggest advantage is that food shopping is very convenient, as there is a Tesco supermarket a short walk away on Craven Street.

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