49 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3QP

Our estimated current automated valuation of this property is displayed above. The data we have on this property is limited. However, if you have some information on the property (such as the number of bedrooms, the year the house was built, etc.), you can add it to the website by selecting the 'edit' text on this page. The property has sold three times since January 1995. The first time it sold ten years ago, on 28/03/2002, for £75,000. Four years later, on 27/02/2006 it sold again for £85,000. The most recent sale was on 11/10/2011 for £150,000.

49 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3QP info: Stokes Croft in Bristol BS1 comprises 142 properties. Of these properties, 70 per cent are residential (the total number of homes in Stokes Croft is 100). The information on these homes provided below comes from Mouseprice.com data, third party data, and comments and information sent in to us from the general public. For more information on the property market, please explore the rest of the Mouseprice website, where you can find free valuation estimates for every property in England and Wales, area guides for your local postcode district and much more!

The property sale that has been recorded in Stokes Croft most recently was 49, which sold on 11/10/2011 for £150,000. The most expensive recorded transaction in Stokes Croft to date is Flat A Classic House, which sold on 17/03/2010 for £300,000. The least expensive transaction that has been recorded in Stokes Croft is Flat 1 60. It sold on 04/03/1998 for £20,500. Visit the Bristol area guide on the Mouseprice.com website for more house price related information.

Of the 100 homes on Stokes Croft, 92 are flats, apartments or maisonettes. Although there is little information on the age of the properties on Stokes Croft, we do know that three of the properties on this road were built seven years ago in 2005. On average, properties on Stokes Croft are worth £168,799, which makes it one of the least expensive places to live in BS1 Bristol, where the average house price is £224,800. This value is derived from the free automated valuation estimates provided on the Mouseprice website. In the mortgage lending industry these automated valuations are known as AVMs. There are 37 transactions which have been recorded in Stokes Croft by HM Land Registry since the 1st of January 1995. This gives us reasonable AVM coverage for Bristol BS1.

There are many properties for sale in Bristol BS1 that are listed on Mouseprice.com. Four of them are in Stokes Croft. Their asking prices range from £85,000 to £675,000, with an average asking price of £197,660. One of the properties that has come on to the market in Bristol BS1 most recently, was on Gas Ferry Road. It was listed as for sale on 16/05/2012 with an asking price of £189,000. There are some discounted properties for sale in Bristol BS1. For example, a property on Redcliff Mead Lane with an original asking price of £140,000 has been reduced by 0% and is now on the market for £139,950. There are many more discounted properties for sale in Bristol BS1, all of which can be viewed on the Mouseprice.com website.

At the moment Mouseprice.com lists 1 property for rent in Stokes Croft and 61 properties for rent in Bristol BS1 as a whole. All properties for rent in Bristol BS1 can be viewed on Mouseprice.com.

If you live on Stokes Croft, your nearest primary school is Cabot Primary School on Halston Drive and your nearest secondary school is Colstons Girls' School on Cheltenham Road. If you are a regular user of the Post Office, Stokes Croft would be a great place to live, as a branch is located minutes away on the same road. There is also a Royal Mail delivery office not too far away on Backfields. As well as that, for people who need to visit a bank fairly often, living on Stokes Croft is very convenient, as Nationwide Building Society is located a short walk away on St James Barton. Another advantage of living on Stokes Croft is that local residents can enjoy the latest releases at the Cube Cinema, which is a stone's throw away on Princess Row. Residents of Stokes Croft are also surrounded by a variety of other useful amenities, including Debenhams on St James Barton. However, the biggest advantage is that the weekly shop is made that much easier, as there is a Tesco supermarket just around the corner on Marlborough Street.

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