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Queen Street, Ashington

MyStreetCheck free street report: Queen Street, Ashington · 30 October 2026 · www.mystreetcheck.co.uk/ashington-northumberland/queen-street/

House prices, sold prices and local information for NE63 9HS.

Average price (last 12 months)
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0 sales
Average price (since 2016)
£38,493
14 sales
Price range
£20k – £85k
lowest to highest sale
Last sale
31 Oct 2024
NE63 9HS

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At a glance

House prices£38k averageSince 2016 (few recent sales) CrimeHigher than averageHigher crime than about 90% of neighbourhoods in England DeprivationMore deprived than mostDecile 1 of 10 (10 = least deprived) Flood riskNear a flood alert areaLower risk than a warning area Nearest station14 min walkAshington station Schools5 rated Good or betterWithin 1.5 miles Ultrafast broadband100% of homesNational average 80% Freehold or leasehold52% freeholdAcross 23 Land Registry sales Conservation areaChecking…Planning designations Green beltChecking…Planning designations Listed buildingsChecking…Within about 200 m Planning applicationsChecking…Within 500 m, last 90 days

14 property sales on Queen Street, Ashington have been recorded by HM Land Registry since 2016. The most recent sale was on 31 Oct 2024. Most sales here are flat homes, which have sold for an average of £31,129. Average sale prices rose from £23,975 in 2016 to £35,000 in 2024 (+46%), though averages on a single street can swing with the mix of homes sold. 5 homes here have sold more than once since 2016; 3 of them sold for more the second time. By property type, sales here have been 50% flat, 50% terraced. Recorded sale prices on Queen Street range from £20,200 to £85,000. 52% of homes sold here were freehold and 48% leasehold.

House prices on Queen Street compared

NE63 postcode area£153,886
Ashington£153,886
England & Wales£358,701

Average sale price over the last 12 months. Queen Street has had fewer than two sales in that time, so it is left out. See all NE63 house prices.

Average sale price by year

2016: £23,975 (4 sales)2016£24k2017: £36,500 (1 sales)2017£37k2018: £39,500 (2 sales)2018£40k2019: £44,500 (1 sales)2019£45k2020: £38,000 (1 sales)2020£38k2021: £38,000 (1 sales)2021£38k2022: £68,500 (2 sales)2022£69k2024: £35,000 (2 sales)2024£35k

Tenure: 52% freehold and 48% leasehold across 23 recorded sales. Lease extension calculator.

Prices by property type

TypeSalesAverage priceLast sold
Flat7£31,12931 Oct 2024
Terraced7£45,85722 Apr 2022

Sold prices on Queen Street

AddressDatePriceTypeTenure
25, Queen Street NE63 9HS 9 Mar 2026£45,000 TerracedFreehold
50, Queen Street NE63 9HS 19 Nov 2025£29,000 FlatLeasehold
14, Queen Street NE63 9HS 31 Oct 2024£35,000 FlatLeasehold
16, Queen Street NE63 9HS 31 Oct 2024£35,000 FlatLeasehold
26, Queen Street NE63 9HS 22 Apr 2022£85,000 TerracedFreehold
6, Queen Street NE63 9HS 14 Apr 2022£29,000 OtherLeasehold
8, Queen Street NE63 9HS 14 Apr 2022£29,000 FlatLeasehold
10, Queen Street NE63 9HS 13 Apr 2022£52,000 FlatLeasehold
15, Queen Street NE63 9HS 9 Sep 2021£38,000 TerracedFreehold
5, Queen Street NE63 9HS 30 Jul 2021£48,000 TerracedFreehold
48, Queen Street NE63 9HS 2 Oct 2020£34,000 FlatLeasehold
52, Queen Street NE63 9HS 9 Apr 2020£20,000 FlatLeasehold
19, Queen Street NE63 9HS 24 Jan 2020£38,000 TerracedFreehold
5, Queen Street NE63 9HS 15 Mar 2019£44,500 TerracedFreehold
5, Queen Street NE63 9HS 13 Nov 2018£31,500 TerracedFreehold
17, Queen Street NE63 9HS 26 Oct 2018£47,500 TerracedFreehold
50, Queen Street NE63 9HS 21 Dec 2017£4,000 OtherFreehold
17, Queen Street NE63 9HS 22 Sep 2017£36,500 TerracedFreehold
11, Queen Street NE63 9HS 2 Aug 2017£31,500 TerracedFreehold
50, Queen Street NE63 9HS 28 Oct 2016£30,000 FlatLeasehold
46, Queen Street NE63 9HS 7 Oct 2016£20,200 FlatFreehold
48, Queen Street NE63 9HS 7 Oct 2016£20,200 FlatLeasehold
52, Queen Street NE63 9HS 3 Oct 2016£25,500 FlatLeasehold

Sale prices are as recorded by HM Land Registry. Some sales (for example repossessions and company purchases) are listed but left out of the averages.

Sale history: homes sold more than once

AddressSalesChange
50, Queen Street £30,000 (Oct 2016) → £4,000 (Dec 2017) → £29,000 (Nov 2025) -3%
over 9 yrs
5, Queen Street £31,500 (Nov 2018) → £44,500 (Mar 2019) → £48,000 (Jul 2021) +52%
over 3 yrs
48, Queen Street £20,200 (Oct 2016) → £34,000 (Oct 2020) +68%
over 4 yrs
52, Queen Street £25,500 (Oct 2016) → £20,000 (Apr 2020) -22%
over 4 yrs
17, Queen Street £36,500 (Sep 2017) → £47,500 (Oct 2018) +30%
over 1 yr

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Crime and flood risk near Queen Street

Crime

246 crimes were reported within about a mile of Queen Street in August 2026.

Crime level compared with the rest of England (10 = lowest crime):

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Higher crime than about 90% of neighbourhoods in England, based on recorded crime rates (English Indices of Deprivation 2025).

Violence & sexual offences79
Anti-social behaviour55
Criminal damage & arson26
Public order21
Burglary17
Vehicle crime16

Source: data.police.uk. Locations are approximate and cover the surrounding area, not just this street.

Flood risk

Queen Street is in or near 2 Environment Agency flood areas:

  • Coastal rivers in South Northumberland Flood alert area
  • Northumberland coast Flood alert area

Flood warning areas cover places at risk from rivers and the sea. Surface water risk isn't included. Check the long-term flood risk for a postcode on GOV.UK.

Schools near Queen Street

SchoolTypeAgesOfstedDistance
NCEA Thomas Bewick C of E Primary School 253 pupils Primary Church of England 2–11 Good Report 0.4 mi
Central Academy Primary 2–11 Good Report 0.5 mi
St Aidan's Catholic Primary School, Ashington 238 pupils Primary Roman Catholic 3–11 Good Report 0.5 mi
NCEA Duke's Secondary School 980 pupils Secondary Church of England 11–19 Requires improvement Report 0.7 mi
NCEA Bishop's Primary School 448 pupils Primary Church of England 2–11 Good Report 0.7 mi
NCEA Castle School 158 pupils Academy special converter 2–19 Good Report 0.7 mi
Gust Independent School 35 pupils Other independent special school 6–17 Report 0.8 mi
NCEA James Knott CofE Primary School 213 pupils Primary Church of England 2–11 Report 0.9 mi

Source: Department for Education (Get Information about Schools) and Ofsted. Grades are from each school's last graded inspection; newer inspections use report cards without a single overall grade, so check the full report. Distances are straight-line. Check catchment areas with the local council.

Getting around, shops and health

Train stations

  • Ashington station 0.7 mi · 14 min walk
  • Bedlington station 3.1 mi · 1 hr 2 min walk
  • Pegswood station 3.5 mi · 1 hr 10 min walk

Nearest bus stops

  • Alexandra Road Top (S-bound, Alexandra Road) 2 min walk
  • Tweed Street (near, Woodhorn Road) 2 min walk
  • Alexandra Road Top (E-bound, Woodhorn Road) 2 min walk
  • Alexandra Road Top (N-bound, Alexandra Road) 2 min walk

GP surgeries

  • Seaton Park Medical Group
    Norham Road, Ashington · 1.0 mi
  • Guidepost Medical Group
    North Parade, Choppington, Choppington · 2.7 mi

Supermarkets

  • Tesco Express Tesco Ashington Express · 0.4 mi
  • Lidl Lidl Hirst Ashington · 0.4 mi
  • Iceland Iceland Ashington · 0.5 mi
  • Heron Heron Hirst Ashington · 0.6 mi

Pharmacies

  • Crescent Pharmacy · 0.5 mi
  • Cohens Chemist · 0.5 mi
  • Ashington Pharmacy · 0.5 mi

Dentists

  • Wansbeck General Hospital · 0.4 mi
  • Alison Brett Dental Care · 0.4 mi
  • Aqua Dental Care · 0.5 mi

Sources: Department for Transport (NaPTAN), NHS England organisation data, and GEOLYTIX Retail Points (open data). Walking times are estimates from straight-line distance.

Area profile

Deprivation

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This neighbourhood is in decile 1 of 10 on the English Indices of Deprivation 2025, where 1 is the most deprived 10% of areas in England and 10 the least deprived.

Income1 of 10
Employment1 of 10
Education and skills1 of 10
Health and disability1 of 10
Crime1 of 10
Access to housing and services8 of 10
Living environment7 of 10

Each domain ranked in deciles across England (10 = least deprived).

Homes

HereEng & Wales
Owned30.9%62.5%
Private rented25.9%20.3%
Social rented43.2%17.1%
Households829

People

HereEng & Wales
Under 1519.7%17.4%
Aged 15–6462.3%64.1%
Aged 65+18.0%18.6%
Residents1,879

Broadband

HereUK
Superfast (30Mbit+)100%95%
Ultrafast (300Mbit+)100%80%
Gigabit-capable100%80%

Share of homes on this street's postcodes that can get each speed. UK figure is the average across all postcodes. Source: Ofcom Connected Nations.

Mobile signal

HereEng & Wales
4G indoors, all 4 networks79%89%
4G indoors, at least 1 network99%100%
4G outdoors, all 4 networks98%99%
Calls indoors, all 4 networks88%92%

Share of homes across Northumberland with good coverage (Jul 2025). Signal varies street by street; check your exact address on Ofcom's checker. Source: Ofcom Connected Nations.

Neighbourhood figures cover the surrounding Lower Layer Super Output Area (about 1,500 residents). Sources: Census 2021 (ONS) and the English Indices of Deprivation 2025.

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Who lives around Queen Street

Ethnic group

HereNorthumberland
White94.9%97.6%
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh2.7%1.1%
Other ethnic group1.2%0.3%
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups1.1%0.8%
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African0.2%0.2%

Religion

HereNorthumberland
No religion48.2%40.2%
Christian43.4%53.2%
Not answered6.1%5%
Muslim0.9%0.5%
Sikh0.8%0.2%
Other religion0.4%0.4%
Hindu0.2%0.1%
Buddhist0.1%0.2%

Country of birth

HereNorthumberland
Born in the UK94.3%96.5%
Born outside the UK5.7%3.5%

Highest qualification

HereNorthumberland
No qualifications30.3%17.9%
Level 4 qualifications and above17.4%30.7%
Level 2 qualifications16.9%14.5%
Level 3 qualifications15.5%17.7%
Level 1 and entry level qualifications11.4%9.7%
Apprenticeship6.3%6.9%
Other qualifications2.2%2.5%

General health

HereNorthumberland
Very good health35.9%43.8%
Good health32.8%34.6%
Fair health19.5%15.4%
Bad health8.9%4.9%
Very bad health2.8%1.3%

Cars or vans per household

HereNorthumberland
1 car or van in household39.2%43.1%
No cars or vans in household39.1%19.7%
2 cars or vans in household18.1%28.1%
3 or more cars or vans in household3.6%9.1%

Source: Census 2021 (ONS), via Nomis. Percentages of usual residents or households, as recorded in March 2021.

Figures cover the surrounding neighbourhood (Lower Layer Super Output Area, about 1,500 residents). Full demographics of Northumberland.

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