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The Beckingham housing market in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, operates within the DN10 postcode area, offering a distinct character from its namesake in Lincolnshire. Our data shows an average asking price of £359,522, though Land Registry data reveals sold prices averaging around £293,471 over the past year. This gap between asking and achieved prices is an important consideration for sellers setting their expectations. Year-on-year, house prices in Beckingham, Nottinghamshire, have shown resilience with increases of between 5% and 8.9% according to recent market reports, indicating steady demand in this rural Nottinghamshire village.
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Property types in Beckingham skew heavily towards detached housing, with 15 detached properties currently on the market averaging £431,933. This dominance of larger homes reflects the village's appeal to families and those seeking space in a quieter rural setting. The semi-detached sector is smaller but active, with 3 properties averaging £196,667, offering more accessible entry points into the local market. The "other" category contains 4 listings, likely encompassing bungalows and character properties that add variety to the housing stock.
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Analysis by bedroom count reveals that four-bedroom properties dominate the current market with 13 listings averaging £395,768, suggesting strong demand from growing families. Five-bedroom homes command the highest prices at an average of £584,285, representing the premium end of the market. Three-bedroom properties, typically the most sought-after in mainstream markets, number 11 listings at an average of £261,018, while two-bedroom homes offer the most affordable entry at £202,200 average across 3 listings.
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The price distribution across Beckingham shows most properties fall within the £300k-£500k bracket, with 13 listings representing the largest segment. Eight premium properties occupy the £500k-£750k range, appealing to buyers seeking larger rural estates. More affordable options under £200k account for 5 listings, providing entry points for first-time buyers or those seeking smaller period properties. The £200k-£300k segment contains 10 listings, offering a middle ground between accessible and premium pricing.