Where can I afford to buy?
Enter your budget to see the towns and streets where homes have typically sold for that price. Free
Towns where the typical home costs up to £62,637
No towns have a typical price under that budget. Try a higher budget or another area.
Streets where homes sold for £50k – £63k
- Station Road, Warminster£62k
- Sycamore Street, Ashington£60k
- Dalton Avenue, Morpeth£61k
- St Georges Lane North, Worcester£61k
- Stanley Street, Grimsby£56k
- Regency Court, Bradford£55k
- Hounds Gate, Nottingham£61k
- Willingham Street, Grimsby£59k
- Egerton Street, Sheffield£59k
- Darlington Road, Ferryhill£53k
- Anchorfields, Kidderminster£62k
- Angle Street, Middlesbrough£62k
- Bristol Road, Birmingham£62k
- The Spinney, Leeds£61k
- St Leonard Street, Sunderland£61k
- Poplar Street, Stanley£61k
- Beaconsfield Street, Darlington£61k
- Scott Street, Shildon£60k
- Derwent Street, Hartlepool£57k
- South Terrace, Middlesbrough£57k
- London Road, Newcastle£56k
- Collingwood Street, Bishop Auckland£55k
- Gomer Street, Willenhall£62k
- Hampden Street, Middlesbrough£62k
- Victoria Apartments, Burnley£62k
- Gurney Street, Darlington£62k
- Denmark Place, Hastings£62k
- Northcott Gardens, Cramlington£62k
- Eldon Street, Darlington£61k
- Charlesway Court, Preston£61k
- Kyan Street, Burnley£61k
- Cornwall Street, Hartlepool£61k
- Parratt Row, Bradford£61k
- Cuthbert Cooper Place, Sheffield£60k
- Burnway, Washington£60k
- Corporation Road, Grimsby£60k
- Gas Street, Wigan£60k
- Wellington Street, Sheffield£60k
- Foundry Street, Shildon£59k
- South View Terrace, Houghton Le Spring£58k
Busy streets (at least three sales in the last 12 months) with an average sale price within 20% under your budget.
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Turning a budget into a shortlist
Enter the most you can spend and we'll show the towns and streets where homes have typically sold around that price, using recent Land Registry sales. Narrow it down by county and property type to see where a flat, terrace, semi or detached house is within reach.
Work out your real budget first. Your budget is your deposit plus what a lender will offer, minus the costs of buying: stamp duty, legal fees, a survey and removals. Most lenders will consider around four to four and a half times household income, though some go higher for certain jobs or bigger deposits. The mortgage calculator and moving costs calculator will help you get to a realistic figure.
Typical prices are a guide, not a promise. A street average can be skewed by one unusual sale, and condition, size and garden make a big difference. Use the results to decide where to look, then check the individual sales on each street before booking viewings.