£404,249
This estimated value is based upon the latest sale price for the house of £380,000 on 14 Sep 2021. This value is then adjusted by the current Official House Price Index for PEMBROKESHIRE 1
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| Price Paid | Date |
|---|---|
| £380,000 | 14 Sep 2021 |
| Semi-Detached |
| Freehold |
This model uses changes in the Official Land Registry House Price Index for PEMBROKESHIRE to estimate the market value.
When this house was purchased in September 2021 the House Price Index for PEMBROKESHIRE was 137.9.
The House Price Index as of 1 Feb 2024 is 146.7 which is a change of 6.381%.Applying this 6.381% change to the original purchase price of £380,000 results in an estimated price of approximately £404,249.
| 14 Sep 2021 | 1 Feb 2024 | % change | Purchase Price | Gain / Loss | Estimated Price |
| 137.9 | 146.7 | 6.381 % | £380,000 | £24,249 | £404,249 |
The Postcode Pricing Model uses changes in average sales price within the SA67 postcode to calculate an estimated price.
The average sales price when the house was purchased is compared with the current average sales price.
This change is then applied to the initial purchase price to derive the current estimated price.
Three different estimates are shown, with averages drawn from 1 month, 3 month and 6 month timeframes.
The longer timeframes give less volatile estimates, but are not so timely.
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| Change % | Change £ | Estimated Price | |
| 1 Month Average | -15.794 % | £-60,016 | £319,983 |
| 3 Month Average | -32.904 % | £-125,034 | £254,965 |
| 6 Month Average | -14.176 % | £-53,867 | £326,132 |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 2023 | Other theft | Unable to prosecute suspect | On or near Police Station |
| Dec 2023 | Burglary | Unable to prosecute suspect | On or near Tabernacle Lane |
| Jan 2024 | Anti-social behaviour | On or near Cae Tyddyn | |
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