Sold price history

Newton Crescent, Northallerton house prices

The typical home in Newton Crescent, Northallerton last sold for £95,975, based on the official HM Land Registry record. Over the past decade prices are +43% in cash — but +18% once inflation is stripped out.

Median sold price
£95,975
10 years · cash
+43%
10 years · real
+18%
HM Land Registry · 50 sales · 0 with floor area · Updated 29 Jan 2021

Key facts

Median price
£95,975
Price per m²
No EPC match yet
Sales recorded
50
Price range
£46,000 – £239,000

Newton Crescent, Northallerton prices since 1995

Newton Crescent, Northallerton — median sold price since 1995
2021 £0£99,552£199,105£298,657£398,209 2021 peak 1995 2021
Cash price Today’s money (real)

Over ten years Newton Crescent, Northallerton is +43% on paper and +18% in real terms.

Recent sales in Newton Crescent, Northallerton

The most recent homes sold here, straight from the HM Land Registry record.

DateAddressTypePrice£/m²
29 Jan 20212 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£239,000
20 Feb 202010 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£220,000
22 Jul 201926 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£139,950
25 Jul 201617 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£172,000
15 Feb 20162 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£232,500
11 Feb 201612 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£198,000
8 Aug 201222 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£165,000
20 Jul 20126 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£112,950
29 May 201212 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£175,000
9 Sep 201125 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£167,500
13 Apr 201015 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£237,500
7 Aug 20091 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£215,000
24 Oct 2008Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£125,625
3 Sep 200712 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£165,000
29 Jun 200724 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£167,000
31 May 200717 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£188,000
31 May 200711 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£183,000
9 Feb 200722 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£168,500
28 Jun 20065 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£133,500
27 Jan 200626 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£125,000
23 Jul 20045 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£129,000
11 Jul 200321 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£115,500
20 Mar 200315 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£178,000
22 Nov 20026 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£104,000
20 Sep 200224 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£87,950
30 Nov 200127 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£64,500
12 Oct 200118 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBSemi-detached
Freehold
£62,950
14 Sep 200125 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£119,000
29 Jul 20012 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
Freehold
£84,091
19 Jul 200113 Newton Crescent · DL7 9TBDetached
New build · Freehold
£64,982

Category A (standard) sales. £/m² shown where an EPC floor-area match exists.

Biggest price gains in Newton Crescent, Northallerton

Homes that have changed hands more than once, ranked by their annual return — in cash and, where we have the inflation data, after adjusting for it.

AddressFirst soldLast soldTimesCash returnReal return
21, Newton Crescent£56,000
11 Jun 1999
£115,500
11 Jul 2003
2+19%
per year
+17%
inflation-adjusted
11, Newton Crescent£64,691
29 Jun 2001
£183,000
31 May 2007
2+19%
per year
+17%
inflation-adjusted
24, Newton Crescent£58,151
5 Jan 2001
£167,000
29 Jun 2007
3+18%
per year
+16%
inflation-adjusted
5, Newton Crescent£56,950
25 Oct 2000
£133,500
28 Jun 2006
3+16%
per year
+14%
inflation-adjusted
18, Newton Crescent£49,100
30 Apr 1999
£62,950
12 Oct 2001
2+11%
per year
+9%
inflation-adjusted
1, Newton Crescent£85,000
19 May 2000
£215,000
7 Aug 2009
2+11%
per year
+8%
inflation-adjusted
27, Newton Crescent£48,000
27 Nov 1998
£64,500
30 Nov 2001
2+10%
per year
+8%
inflation-adjusted
22, Newton Crescent£47,000
12 May 1997
£165,000
8 Aug 2012
4+9%
per year
+6%
inflation-adjusted
12, Newton Crescent£63,000
22 Oct 1999
£198,000
11 Feb 2016
4+7%
per year
+5%
inflation-adjusted
17, Newton Crescent£57,000
2 Aug 1996
£172,000
25 Jul 2016
3+6%
per year
+3%
inflation-adjusted
26, Newton Crescent£46,000
20 Nov 1998
£139,950
22 Jul 2019
4+6%
per year
+3%
inflation-adjusted
2, Newton Crescent£84,091
29 Jul 2001
£239,000
29 Jan 2021
3+6%
per year
+3%
inflation-adjusted
6, Newton Crescent£65,950
8 Nov 2000
£112,950
20 Jul 2012
3+5%
per year
+2%
inflation-adjusted
15, Newton Crescent£178,000
20 Mar 2003
£237,500
13 Apr 2010
2+4%
per year
+2%
inflation-adjusted
25, Newton Crescent£119,000
14 Sep 2001
£167,500
9 Sep 2011
2+3%
per year
+1%
inflation-adjusted

Category A (standard) sales that changed hands at least twice. Real return adjusts for inflation using ONS CPIH where available.

How Newton Crescent, Northallerton compares

Rank in the town
367th of 401 streets in Northallerton
Rank in the postcode district
199th of 219 streets in DL7
Against the town median
41% below the Northallerton median of £163,000
Against England & Wales
39% below the national median of £157,000

Newton Crescent, Northallerton house prices — your questions

What is the average house price in Newton Crescent, Northallerton?

Half of homes sold in Newton Crescent, Northallerton went for more than £95,975 and half for less, across 50 sales.

What is the price range of homes sold in Newton Crescent, Northallerton?

Recorded sales in Newton Crescent, Northallerton range from £46,000 to £239,000. The range includes flats and large detached homes alike.

Have house prices in Newton Crescent, Northallerton risen?

Over the past decade prices in Newton Crescent, Northallerton are +43% in cash terms but +18% once adjusted for inflation using ONS CPIH — the gap between the two is the real story.

How up to date is this data?

HM Land Registry publishes Price Paid Data monthly. The most recent sale recorded in Newton Crescent, Northallerton was 29 January 2021.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. See our methodology.

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