The CA10 market shows a healthy spread of properties across various price brackets, reflecting the area's diverse housing stock. Our current listing data reveals that the majority of properties fall within the £300,000 to £500,000 range, with 94 listings available in this segment. This represents the heart of the market, typically comprising three-bedroom family homes, smaller period properties, and modern detached houses in village locations. The average price for a three-bedroom property in CA10 stands at £327,364 based on 97 current listings.
For buyers seeking larger family homes, there are 60 properties with four bedrooms averaging £477,033, while premium properties with five or more bedrooms command significant prices, with five-bedroom homes averaging £753,393 across 28 listings. The top end of the market includes luxury farmhouses and country estates, with properties over £1m accounting for 10 current listings. At the more affordable end, there are 38 properties priced between £100,000 and £200,000, predominantly comprising two-bedroom cottages and terraced houses, with two-bedroom properties averaging £206,704.
The CA10 area's property stock heavily favours detached homes, which account for 80 of the 256 current listings with an average price of £539,613. This reflects the rural nature of the area where buyers often seek space, privacy, and countryside views. Semi-detached properties represent 32 listings at an average of £266,764, while terraced homes number 19 listings averaging £246,047. Flats remain scarce in CA10 with only 4 listings available at an average of £94,500, reflecting the predominantly rural and village-based housing stock.
Looking at recent sales data, the overall average sale price in CA10 over the past twelve months stands at £304,639, which is slightly below current asking prices. This difference reflects normal market negotiation, though properties have seen modest price movement with the overall market decreasing by approximately 2.0% over the past year according to recent analysis. Detached properties have shown resilience with a 0.9% decrease, while flats have experienced more significant adjustment at 16.7%, though flats represent a very small segment of the market.