81 Princes Road, Brighton, BN2 3RH
This property is a three bedroom semi-detached house. It was built in 1920. It has been given an estimated current value, which is displayed above by the Mouseprice.com valuation system. The property has sold twice since January 1995. The first time it sold over two years ago (09/10/2009) for £250,000. One and a half years later, it sold for £300,000. We have previous estate agency listing data for both 81 Princes Road, BN2 3RH and a wide range of other homes nearby. This data includes photographs, listing dates, asking prices and detailed property descriptions.
A home that was bought at around the same price and time as 81 Princes Road, BN2 3RH, was sold again for £278,000.00 on 29/02/2012.
2 Seagrove Way, BN25 3QY experienced a price change of -3.8% per annum, given that it was bought for £285,000.00 on 11/07/2011. This change applied to 81 Princes Road, BN2 3RH would imply a current property price of £289,000.00. Of course this is too simplistic to form the basis of a property valuation as it ignores many factors unique to both properties.
A property of a similar type is currently on the market with Fox & Sons Rottingdean estate agents. It is a 3 bedroom semi-detached house displayed as
Ardingly Road, Saltdean, Brighton with an asking price of £325,000.00.
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Princes Road in Brighton BN2 comprises 88 homes. All of them are residential. This means there isn’t any commercial property in Princes Road. The information on these homes provided below comes from Mouseprice.com, third-party data and the general public. As well as the free property valuations, Mouseprice offers a wide selection of other interesting property market information for free, such as the For Sale and For Rent sections and the information we have on your local area in our area guides.
The property sale that has the lowest recorded price in Princes Road is 73, which sold on 30/07/1998 for £36,500. The most expensive transaction that has been recorded in Princes Road is 38. It sold on 15/08/2008 for £445,000. The most recent house purchase in Princes Road was 44, which sold on 23/01/2012 for £267,500. Visit the Brighton area guide on the Mouseprice.com website for more house price related information.
9 properties on Princes Road are flats, apartments or maisonettes. Some of these properties are relatively old, as at least five of them were built one hundred and twenty-two years ago in 1890. 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. The valuation estimate for Princes Road is £283,557, which makes it one of the more expensive parts of BN2 Brighton, where the average house price is £234,121. They are calculated based on the 84 transactions in Princes Road that have been recorded since the 1st of January 1995 by HM Land Registry.
The Mouseprice.com website lists many properties for sale in Brighton BN2. 1 of them is in Princes Road. All of these properties (as well as many others) can be viewed on the website. The lowest asking price is currently £80,000 for a property on Eastern Road, while the highest is £4,500,000 for a property on Eastern Terrace. The average asking price for all the properties in Brighton BN2 is £339,332. The property which was put on the market in Brighton BN2 most recently was on Roundhill Crescent, BN2. It had an asking price of £175,000 on 22/05/2012. Although this price currently remains the same, there are some discounted properties for sale in Brighton BN2. For example, the original asking price of a property on Chalkland Rise has been reduced from £350,000 to £349,950. There are many more discounted properties for sale in Brighton BN2, all of which can be viewed on the Mouseprice.com website.
There are no properties for rent in Princes Road that are listed on the Mouseprice.com website, however, there are 116 properties for rent in Brighton BN2. All these properties are available on Mouseprice.com.
Living on Princes Road is ideal for people with young children who attend Downs Junior School as it is minutes away on Rugby Road. If you are a regular user of the Post Office, Princes Road would also be a great place to live, as a branch is located nearby on Lewes Road. As well as that, for people who need to visit a bank fairly often, living on Princes Road is very convenient, as Natwest bank is located a short walk away on Lewes Road. Another advantage of Princes Road is that it's handy for people who use petrol stations - there is one located just around the corner. Shopping is also made very easy for residents of Princes Road, as there are a variety of shops very close by on Lewes Road including B&Q. Additionally, Princes Road has the convenience of a dental surgery close by on Lewes Road. This is a very handy addition to the neighbourhood, so long as you manage to get on the patient list! However, the biggest advantage is that residents can just nip around the corner to do their food shopping, as there is a Sainsbury's supermarket a short walk away on Lewes Road.
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A fantastic 'buy to let' opportunity available in the Roundhill Conservation area, or a versatile family home with accommodation over 3 floors. For investment buyers it could be significant that the University, General Hospital and London Road Station are within easy reach and the fact this house has 4 potential bedrooms. I should image it wouldn't hang around long on the rental m
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