As of , the average sold price in Berkeley (GL13) is £378,000, based on HM Land Registry data.
Prices in Berkeley have changed by 12% over the last 5 years.
£378,000
Average sold price in Berkeley
HM Land Registry
+12%
5-year price change
From £280,000 five years ago
318
Sales last 12 months
% vs prior year
Total sales on record
HM Land Registry
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Locality Data
House prices across Berkeley's villages
Berkeley / Sharpness / Newtown
Median
£378,000
Includes
Sector: GL13 9, Detached avg: £517k
0 sold in the last year
Average property prices by type
Average sold prices, with annual sales volume (last 12 months).
Detached
£517,000
0 sold in the last year
Semi-detached
£310,000
0 sold in the last year
Terraced
£241,000
0 sold in the last year
Flat / Maisonette
£146,000
0 sold in the last year
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About Berkeley Property
Berkeley trades as one of the more affordable corners of the district, with a modest but reliable flow of sales reflecting its rural, low-density character. Value is shaped heavily by position within the Vale, with proximity to the river and flood considerations weighing on some homes more than others.
Demand is steady rather than heated, drawn by the affordability and the genuine sense of place. No five-year figure is published for this zone, so I read the market on price level and transaction volume alone.
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