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Property Price Trends
Dingle End, Inkberrow, Worcester, Wychavon, Worcestershire
WR7 4EY Wychavon District
What are the historical property price trends?
Explore the yearly trends in property prices for the WR7 postcode district in the UK. Stay informed and make smart real estate decisions based on the accurate, analysed data.
Property Price Trends
WR7
Most Expensive Property
£790,000
Torite WR7 4JQ
Sold: 28 November 2023
Cheapest Property
£345,000
Deneside Cockshot Lane, WR7 4DN
Sold: 31 October 2023
£340,000
The average house price in Wychavon was £340,000 in November 2024 (provisional), similar to the revised figure for November 2023. Across the West Midlands, the average house price rose by 3.7% over the same period.
£899
Private rents rose to an average of £899 in December 2024, an annual increase of 6.4% from £845 in December 2023. This was lower than the rise in the West Midlands (8.7%) over the year.
£260,000
The average price paid by first-time buyers was £260,000 in November 2024 (provisional). This was 1.5% higher than the average of £256,000 in November 2023 (revised).
£350,000
For homes bought with a mortgage, the average house price was £350,000 in November 2024 (provisional). This was similar to the average in November 2023 (revised).
Data last updated: 17 Feb 2025. Data extracted from ONS housing prices/rents: inflation and price indices by local authority (Wychavon, E07000238). Rent estimates are provisional, and are for the latest 2 months.
Local House Price Trends
Have property prices been rising or falling in WR7 4EY?
The graph below shows the five-year capital growth figures for properties for the WR7 postcode district. Figures show year-on-year capital growth and not accumulative growth over the five-year period.
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Regional Property Analysis
What trends is the property market seeing in Worcestershire?
Homebuyers
The property market in Worcestershire has seen a steady increase in house prices over the past few years, with an average price of £250,000. Areas such as Worcester (postcode WR1, WR4) and Malvern (postcode WR14) are particularly popular among homebuyers due to their scenic surroundings and good transport links. The availability of housing stock in these areas is relatively low, leading to increased competition among buyers. It is important for homebuyers in Worcestershire to act quickly and be prepared to pay above asking price in order to secure their desired property. Overall, the market is competitive but offers good investment potential for those looking to settle in a picturesque and thriving county.
Renters
Rent prices in Worcestershire have also been on the rise, with an average monthly rent of £800 for a 2-bedroom property. Areas such as Kidderminster (postcode DY10), Redditch (postcode B98), and Bromsgrove (postcode B60) offer a variety of rental options for tenants. However, there is a limited availability of rental properties in these areas, leading to higher demand and increased competition among renters. It is advisable for renters to act quickly and be prepared to pay slightly above the average rent price in order to secure their desired property. Overall, Worcestershire offers a range of rental opportunities for tenants looking to live in a desirable and well-connected county.
Investors
For investors looking to enter the property market in Worcestershire, there are plenty of opportunities to explore. With a growing demand for housing in areas such as Evesham (postcode WR11), Bewdley (postcode DY12), and Droitwich (postcode WR9), investors can expect a good return on their investment. The average rental yield in Worcestershire is around 4%, making it an attractive option for buy-to-let investors. Additionally, the steady increase in house prices in the county provides a good opportunity for capital growth. Overall, Worcestershire offers a promising market for investors looking to expand their property portfolio in a thriving and popular county.
Homebuyers
The property market in Worcestershire has seen a steady increase in house prices over the past few years, with an average price of £250,000. Areas such as Worcester (postcode WR1, WR4) and Malvern (postcode WR14) are particularly popular among homebuyers due to their scenic surroundings and good transport links. The availability of housing stock in these areas is relatively low, leading to increased competition among buyers. It is important for homebuyers in Worcestershire to act quickly and be prepared to pay above asking price in order to secure their desired property. Overall, the market is competitive but offers good investment potential for those looking to settle in a picturesque and thriving county.
Renters
Rent prices in Worcestershire have also been on the rise, with an average monthly rent of £800 for a 2-bedroom property. Areas such as Kidderminster (postcode DY10), Redditch (postcode B98), and Bromsgrove (postcode B60) offer a variety of rental options for tenants. However, there is a limited availability of rental properties in these areas, leading to higher demand and increased competition among renters. It is advisable for renters to act quickly and be prepared to pay slightly above the average rent price in order to secure their desired property. Overall, Worcestershire offers a range of rental opportunities for tenants looking to live in a desirable and well-connected county.
Investors
For investors looking to enter the property market in Worcestershire, there are plenty of opportunities to explore. With a growing demand for housing in areas such as Evesham (postcode WR11), Bewdley (postcode DY12), and Droitwich (postcode WR9), investors can expect a good return on their investment. The average rental yield in Worcestershire is around 4%, making it an attractive option for buy-to-let investors. Additionally, the steady increase in house prices in the county provides a good opportunity for capital growth. Overall, Worcestershire offers a promising market for investors looking to expand their property portfolio in a thriving and popular county.
Last updated on 31 May 2025. Property market analysis is based on official data, and interpreted using neural networks (machine learning model), and subject to our Terms and Conditions.
Yield for WR7 4EY
Estimated yield for property investors
2.41%
Yield
The estimated yield for the WR7 4EY postcode area is 2.41%, compared to the national average yield of 3.8%.
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Property sales
What houses have been sold in WR7 4EY?
The recently sold properties table lists homes around WR7 4EY that have been recorded by HM Land Registry, and their sold prices.
Price paid information is not personal, but property-related information. All commercial transactions, sales that have not been lodged with HM Land Registry or sales that were not for full market value are excluded.
| Date | Price | Property Address | Property Type | Estate Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 October 2023 | £345,000 | Deneside Cockshot Lane, Kington, Worcester, WR7 4DN | Detached | Freehold |
| 28 November 2023 | £790,000 | Torite Little Inkberrow, Worcester, WR7 4JQ | Other | Freehold |
| 29 November 2021 | £650,000 | 4 Woodview Close, Upton Snodsbury, Worcester, WR7 4PZ | Detached | Freehold |
| 12 October 2023 | £345,000 | 1 Claverton Estate, Stoulton, Worcester, WR7 4RH | Detached | Freehold |
Please note that house prices for properties sold in and around WR7 4EY during this period do not reflect current values of properties in this postcode area, they are the prices paid at the time of sale. Prices paid is property price data for single residential property sales in England and Wales, sold on the market at full market value, and lodged with the Land Registry for registration.
For more information about the statistical data sets contained on this page, visit https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets.
Average monthly mortgage payments
Data on this page contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Property data and analysis from PropertyData.co.uk.
Statistical Data Sets
Statistics extracted are from the UK House Price Index, published each month from HM Land Registry, and broken down into Country, Region, and County level.
All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated
