Based on Land Registry data for 2024, the average sold price across CV11 is approximately £185,000. Detached homes average £238,169, semi-detached £129,975, and terraced houses £95,718. Flats average £74,220. New build homes at developments like Bellway Yew Tree Park are priced from £246,500 to £468,500.

Yes, a CON29M Coal Authority search is strongly recommended for any property in Bedworth and the wider Nuneaton and Bedworth borough. The town sits on the Warwickshire Coalfield, with coal mining recorded in the area since the 13th century and the last colliery (Newdigate) closing as recently as 1982. A snagging survey covers visible structural defects; the CON29M search identifies recorded underground workings and is arranged through your solicitor.

Yes. Our inspectors have experience with Bellway developments and can inspect homes at Yew Tree Park on Gipsy Lane (CV11 4EP). We recommend booking as soon as your legal completion date is confirmed. Contact your sales advisor to arrange inspector access - most volume housebuilders will allow this during the week before completion.

For a typical 3-bedroom new build in Bedworth, the on-site inspection takes approximately 3 hours. Larger 4 and 5-bedroom homes may take 4 hours. You receive your written report within 24 hours of the inspection completing.

Under NHBC Buildmark warranty (which covers most new builds sold by volume housebuilders), the defects liability period is 2 years from legal completion. During this period, the developer is responsible for repairing any defects that arise from poor workmanship or materials. From year 3 to year 10, NHBC cover shifts to structural defects only. Reporting defects formally in writing - rather than verbally - is important for ensuring your warranty rights are protected.

Across new builds in the Bedworth and Nuneaton area, the most frequent issues our inspectors find include: incomplete or inconsistent mortar joints in brickwork; misted double-glazed units (failed seals); drainage falls on patios and driveways running towards the property; plasterboard joints visible through paint on ceilings; and kitchen unit alignment. In some developments we also find boiler commissioning certificates missing or incomplete - a straightforward item to resolve but important for your warranty.

No - they serve different purposes. A snagging survey is specific to new build properties and focuses on workmanship defects, incomplete finishes, and items that fall short of building regulations or the developer's own specification. A structural survey (RICS Level 3 Building Survey) is for older properties and assesses structural condition, defects, and maintenance requirements. If you are buying a second-hand property in Bedworth, a RICS Level 2 or Level 3 survey is more appropriate than a snagging survey.

The River Sowe rises in Bedworth and flows south through Exhall and Coventry. The river corridor and lower-lying areas of Bedworth carry a higher flood risk designation. New build sites in Bedworth are required to produce flood risk assessments as part of planning permission, and modern developments typically include sustainable drainage systems (SuDS). Our snagging inspection checks that drainage installed as part of new build construction functions correctly and that no drainage runs towards the property. The River Sowe catchment also connects to Coventry's river network through Exhall and Keresley. If you are buying in lower-lying parts of CV11, particularly near Exhall or the Sowe valley, it is worth checking your property's flood zone classification through the Environment Agency's flood map service before exchange of contracts.