74 Queens Hill Crescent, Newport, NP20 5HG

This property is semi-detached. There are three bedrooms. Its estimated current valuation given by the Mouseprice.com website is displayed above. The property has sold twice since January 1995. The first time it sold on 27/06/1995 for £36,000. Fourteen years later, it sold for £125,000.

A home that was bought at around the same price and time as 74 Queens Hill Crescent, NP20 5HG, was sold again for £121,000.00 on 09/12/2011. 7 Crocus Close, NP10 9LA experienced a price change of 2.5% per annum, given that it was bought for £113,000.00 on 27/02/2009. This change applied to 74 Queens Hill Crescent, NP20 5HG would imply a current property price of £135,000.00. Of course this is too simplistic to form the basis of a property valuation as it ignores many factors unique to both properties.

You may also be interested to know that a 3 bedroom semi-detached house in this vicinity is currently for sale with Darlows - Cwmbran estate agents. It is displayed as "167 The Palmerston, Bettws Lane" with an asking price of £149,995.00.

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74 Queens Hill Crescent, Newport, NP20 5HG info: Queens Hill Crescent in Newport NP20 comprises 116 properties. Out of these properties, almost all are residential (there are 114 homes in Queens Hill Crescent). The data sources for the property information provided below for Queens Hill Crescent include Mouseprice.com, third parties and comments submitted by 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 least expensive transaction that has been recorded in Queens Hill Crescent is 74. It sold on 27/06/1995 for £36,000. The most expensive recorded transaction in Queens Hill Crescent to date is 50, which sold on 18/05/2007 for £185,000. The property sale that has been recorded in Queens Hill Crescent most recently was 60, which sold on 23/03/2012 for £154,000. More information on house price related trends, graphs and stats is available on the Newport area guide on the Mouseprice.com website.

Of the 114 homes on Queens Hill Crescent, none have been converted and sold as flats. Two of these properties were built seventy-seven 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. The valuation estimate for Queens Hill Crescent is £151,272, which makes it one of the more expensive parts of NP20 Newport, where the average house price is £133,135. They are calculated based on the 90 transactions in Queens Hill Crescent that have been recorded by HM Land Registry since 1/01/1995.

The Mouseprice.com website lists many properties for sale in Newport NP20. 2 of them are in Queens Hill Crescent. All of these properties (as well as many others) can be viewed on the website. Their asking prices are between £55,000 for a property on Bryngwyn Road and £850,000 for a property on Westfield Road, while the average asking price is £172,089. One of the most recent properties to be listed as for sale in Newport NP20 was on Rowan Way, NP20, and was put on the market on 23/05/2012 for £134,950. There are some properties in Newport NP20 with reduced asking prices. For example, the original asking price of a property on Queens Hill Crescent has been reduced from £149,950 to £147,950. Many other discounted properties for sale in Newport NP20 can be found on Mouseprice.com.

There aren't any properties for rent in Queens Hill Crescent listed on Mouseprice.com, but there are 59 properties for rent in Newport NP20. All properties for rent in Newport NP20, as well as in the rest of the country, can be viewed on the Mouseprice.com website.

If you live on Queens Hill Crescent and have children at High Down Junior School, you face a longer journey to get them to and from school than most parents. Those living closer to Down Road have a comparably hassle free trip. Teenage children living on Queens Hill Crescent who attend Clevedon Community School will also face a less convenient journey than most other pupils who live closer to the school's location on Valley Road. Living on Queens Hill Crescent would, however, make picking up your large packages very easy, as the local Royal Mail depot is close at hand on Factory Road. Conveniently for car owners, there is also a petrol station very close by on Malpas Road. However, the biggest advantage is that food shopping is very convenient, as there is a Sainsbury's supermarket a short walk away.

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