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House prices in Crook in 2025

Last year, we saw 313 properties sold in the area, with an average house price of £126,574. This represents a decrease of -18.7% in the volume of transactions year on year. Meanwhile the average selling price saw an increase of 2.2% in the same period. The average value add score for the area is 62.

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34 - 35 Railway Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£106,485 • Est. today

£51,000 • Sep 2002

3 Watling Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£118,950 • Est. today

£47,950 • Sep 2002

+ 1 more

56 Hamsterley Drive

Terraced
Leasehold

£76,590 • Est. today

£33,000 • Sep 2002

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable
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11 Coronation Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£91,940 • Est. today

£38,450 • Aug 2002

+ 1 more

6 Coronation Street

Terraced
Freehold

£146,092 • Est. today

£52,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

4 Minster Court

Detached
Freehold

£355,100 • Est. today

£144,950 • Aug 2002

Possibly extended

5 Temperance Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£67,880 • Est. today

£33,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

5 Dale Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£118,186 • Est. today

£40,000 • Aug 2002

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

18 Mcmillan Drive

Detached
Freehold

£353,395 • Est. today

£139,995 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

2 Dunelm Avenue

Terraced
Freehold

£46,005 • Est. today

£18,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extended

8 Burnhope Close

Semi Detached
Leasehold

£118,330 • Est. today

£60,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

8 Edendale Crescent

Semi Detached
Freehold

£143,635 • Est. today

£67,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

19 Mcmillan Drive

Detached
Freehold

£219,505 • Est. today

£89,995 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

5 Low Row

Terraced
Freehold

£58,010 • Est. today

£25,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extended

27 Arthur Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£64,585 • Est. today

£30,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extended

6 Francis Street

Terraced
Freehold

£59,539 • Est. today

£21,500 • Aug 2002

Possibly extendable

5 Hartside

Semi Detached
Freehold

£121,565 • Est. today

£54,950 • Aug 2002

+ 2 more

Possibly extendable

33 Railway Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£97,226 • Est. today

£39,500 • Aug 2002

10 Church Street

Terraced
Freehold

£239,505 • Est. today

£105,000 • Aug 2002

14 Rosemead Avenue

Terraced
Freehold

£53,664 • Est. today

£32,000 • Aug 2002

Possibly extended

4 Railway Street

Terraced
Freehold

£55,160 • Est. today

£28,000 • Aug 2002

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

11 North Terrace

Terraced
Freehold

£361,363 • Est. today

£122,500 • Aug 2002

25 Sycamore Gardens

Semi Detached
Freehold

£50,428 • Est. today

£15,000 • Aug 2002

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

2 Browning Place

Detached
Freehold

£165,460 • Est. today

£85,000 • Aug 2002

+ 1 more

Possibly extended

9 Steward Drive

Detached
Freehold

£266,015 • Est. today

£134,995 • Aug 2002

Possibly extended

Where does this data come from?

The property price data for England and Wales that you see on our website is sourced primarily from HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data. This dataset is the one source of truth for most of the country’s residential property transactions. Where available, we’ve enhanced this with information gathered from Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) data and then further added to it with records from various trusted additional sources. This material was last updated on October 7, 2024.

Some of the figures you see above, such as the Value Potential score are constructed using our own proprietary algorithmic modelling. They are most decidedly estimates, and may be off the mark. Please use this information cautiously, and as a guide only. If in doubt, and certainly before putting in an offer anywhere, please speak with your local estate agent to get a better understanding of the property’s valuation.

Crook house prices in 2025
 

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Crook area guide

Strong community spirit

Crook is known for its friendly community, hosting various local events and activities that foster a sense of belonging among residents.

Rich industrial heritage

The town has a history rooted in the textile and coal industries, with historical sites that reflect its industrial past, such as the former Crook Hall.

Access to beautiful countryside

Crook is located near scenic rural areas, including the nearby Weardale Valley, providing opportunities for outdoor activities like walking and cycling.

Higher unemployment rates

The town has faced economic challenges, resulting in higher unemployment rates compared to some surrounding areas, which may affect local residents.

Traffic congestion issues

Certain roads in Crook can experience congestion, especially during peak commuting hours, which may lead to delays for drivers.

Limited shopping facilities

While there are local shops, the variety may not be extensive enough for residents seeking a wider range of retail options.