Sold price history

Newhome Way, Walsall house prices

The typical home in Newhome Way, Walsall last sold for £157,000, based on the official HM Land Registry record. Over the past decade prices are +62% in cash — but +17% once inflation is stripped out.

Median sold price
£157,000
10 years · cash
+62%
10 years · real
+17%
HM Land Registry · 109 sales · 79 with floor area · Updated 12 Dec 2025

Key facts

Median price
£157,000
Price per m²
£1,634
Sales recorded
109
Price range
£64,225 – £325,000

Newhome Way, Walsall prices since 2006

Newhome Way, Walsall — median sold price since 2006
2025 £0£75,531£151,062£226,593£302,124 2025 peak 2006 2025
Cash price Today’s money (real)

Newhome Way, Walsall homes moved +62% in cash across ten years — +17% in today's money.

Recent sales in Newhome Way, Walsall

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

DateAddressTypePrice£/m²
12 Dec 202517 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHSemi-detached
Freehold
£250,000£2,604
24 Oct 202510 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£225,000£3,125
27 Jun 202512 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHDetached
Freehold
£325,000£2,539
10 Jun 202544 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHSemi-detached
Freehold
£230,000£2,150
14 Apr 202529 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHSemi-detached
Freehold
£245,000£2,168
12 Dec 202434 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£262,000£2,278
5 Aug 202450 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£240,000£2,143
25 Jun 202452 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£220,000£3,099
5 Jul 202356 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£210,000£1,858
24 Apr 202380 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHFlat
Leasehold
£95,000£2,065
8 Mar 202316 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£226,000£2,379
27 Feb 202333 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHDetached
Freehold
£295,000£2,305
20 Dec 202276 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHSemi-detached
Freehold
£236,000£2,950
22 Aug 202235 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£230,000£2,150
25 Apr 202220 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£150,000£1,339
25 Mar 202262 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£200,000£2,128
7 Jan 20226 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£149,000£2,365
29 Oct 202110 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£187,000£2,597
27 Oct 202132 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£245,000£2,269
12 Oct 202121 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£170,000£1,650
27 Aug 20217 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£175,000
9 Jul 202143 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£175,000£1,716
4 Jun 202130 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£236,000£1,815
24 Nov 202078 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHSemi-detached
Freehold
£180,000£2,222
6 Mar 202039 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£150,000
16 Oct 201986 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Leasehold
£77,000
24 May 201943 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£150,000£1,471
1 Feb 201916 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£151,500£1,595
18 Oct 201836 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£150,000£1,596
29 Mar 201842 Newhome Way · WS3 1JHTerraced
Freehold
£127,500£1,401

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

Biggest price gains in Newhome Way, Walsall

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
12, Newhome Way£156,000
8 Jun 2007
£325,000
27 Jun 2025
2+4%
per year
+1%
inflation-adjusted
76, Newhome Way£141,300
12 May 2008
£236,000
20 Dec 2022
2+4%
per year
+1%
inflation-adjusted
34, Newhome Way£165,190
23 Jul 2008
£262,000
12 Dec 2024
2+3%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
17, Newhome Way£147,000
15 Dec 2006
£250,000
12 Dec 2025
4+3%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
80, Newhome Way£64,225
30 Jan 2009
£95,000
24 Apr 2023
2+3%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
16, Newhome Way£150,000
31 Jan 2008
£226,000
8 Mar 2023
3+3%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
56, Newhome Way£143,650
12 Dec 2008
£210,000
5 Jul 2023
2+3%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
50, Newhome Way£167,000
18 Dec 2008
£240,000
5 Aug 2024
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
30, Newhome Way£176,000
15 Jun 2007
£236,000
4 Jun 2021
2+2%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
35, Newhome Way£167,795
26 Jul 2007
£230,000
22 Aug 2022
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
32, Newhome Way£184,000
20 Jul 2007
£245,000
27 Oct 2021
2+2%
per year
0%
inflation-adjusted
29, Newhome Way£176,000
30 Apr 2008
£245,000
14 Apr 2025
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
10, Newhome Way£156,995
30 Nov 2006
£225,000
24 Oct 2025
3+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
33, Newhome Way£226,995
18 Apr 2008
£295,000
27 Feb 2023
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
52, Newhome Way£168,000
24 Sep 2008
£220,000
25 Jun 2024
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
62, Newhome Way£158,000
27 Jul 2007
£200,000
25 Mar 2022
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
44, Newhome Way£174,000
6 Jul 2007
£230,000
10 Jun 2025
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
6, Newhome Way£118,745
2 Feb 2007
£149,000
7 Jan 2022
2+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
43, Newhome Way£144,320
23 Jul 2008
£175,000
9 Jul 2021
4+2%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
7, Newhome Way£147,000
1 Feb 2007
£175,000
27 Aug 2021
2+1%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
78, Newhome Way£157,000
30 Apr 2008
£180,000
24 Nov 2020
2+1%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
21, Newhome Way£147,000
30 Nov 2006
£170,000
12 Oct 2021
2+1%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
66, Newhome Way£160,000
30 Jan 2009
£170,000
14 Sep 2016
2+1%
per year
−1%
inflation-adjusted
15, Newhome Way£147,000
30 Nov 2006
£150,000
19 Feb 2016
20%
per year
−2%
inflation-adjusted
11, Newhome Way£215,000
1 Feb 2007
£216,000
29 Sep 2017
20%
per year
−2%
inflation-adjusted
20, Newhome Way£150,000
17 Apr 2008
£150,000
25 Apr 2022
20%
per year
−3%
inflation-adjusted
39, Newhome Way£158,850
19 Sep 2008
£150,000
6 Mar 2020
2−1%
per year
−3%
inflation-adjusted
36, Newhome Way£160,000
27 Apr 2007
£150,000
18 Oct 2018
2−1%
per year
−3%
inflation-adjusted
68, Newhome Way£145,995
31 Jul 2008
£138,000
24 Nov 2017
2−1%
per year
−3%
inflation-adjusted
23, Newhome Way£165,000
30 Nov 2006
£155,000
24 Jul 2015
2−1%
per year
−3%
inflation-adjusted
27, Newhome Way£164,000
27 Jul 2007
£148,000
15 May 2015
2−1%
per year
−4%
inflation-adjusted
54, Newhome Way£159,950
30 May 2008
£139,995
1 Sep 2017
2−1%
per year
−4%
inflation-adjusted
22, Newhome Way£149,950
30 Jan 2009
£128,000
3 Jun 2016
2−2%
per year
−4%
inflation-adjusted
42, Newhome Way£162,000
30 Apr 2007
£127,500
29 Mar 2018
2−2%
per year
−5%
inflation-adjusted
45, Newhome Way£173,500
27 Jul 2007
£138,000
31 Mar 2017
2−2%
per year
−5%
inflation-adjusted
28, Newhome Way£174,800
29 Jun 2007
£145,000
16 May 2014
2−3%
per year
−5%
inflation-adjusted
82, Newhome Way£85,950
9 Jul 2010
£71,000
19 Sep 2016
2−3%
per year
−5%
inflation-adjusted

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

How Newhome Way, Walsall compares

Rank in the town
571st of 1,842 streets in Walsall
Rank in the postcode district
112th of 437 streets in WS3
Against the town median
31% above the Walsall median of £119,950
Against England & Wales
0% above the national median of £157,000

Newhome Way, Walsall house prices — your questions

What is the average house price in Newhome Way, Walsall?

Homes in Newhome Way, Walsall have a median sold price of £157,000 — the middle of 109 recorded transactions.

What is the price range of homes sold in Newhome Way, Walsall?

Recorded sales in Newhome Way, Walsall range from £64,225 to £325,000. The range includes flats and large detached homes alike.

Have house prices in Newhome Way, Walsall risen?

Over the past decade prices in Newhome Way, Walsall are +62% in cash terms but +17% once adjusted for inflation using ONS CPIH — the gap between the two is the real story.

How much is a house per square metre in Newhome Way, Walsall?

In Newhome Way, Walsall the median price is £1,634 per square metre, from 79 sales matched to an EPC floor-area record.

How up to date is this data?

HM Land Registry publishes Price Paid Data monthly. The most recent sale recorded in Newhome Way, Walsall was 12 December 2025.

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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