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House prices in Normanton in 2025

Last year, we saw 264 properties sold in the area, with an average house price of £209,084. This represents a decrease of -6.71% in the volume of transactions year on year. Meanwhile the average selling price saw an increase of 6.04% in the same period. The average value add score for the area is 72.

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18 Martin Frobisher Drive

Semi Detached
Freehold

£288,902 • Est. today

£173,000 • Jun 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

8 Benson Lane

Terraced
Freehold
72 SQM

£109,615 • Est. today

£75,950 • Jun 2005

+ 2 more

Extended

39 Normanton View

Semi Detached
Freehold

£145,495 • Est. today

£97,000 • Jun 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable
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15 Shakespeare Avenue

Semi Detached
Freehold

£235,900 • Est. today

£132,000 • Jun 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

45 Albert Street

Terraced
Freehold
75 SQM

£138,757 • Est. today

£89,950 • May 2005

+ 2 more

Extendable

314 Castleford Road

Terraced
Freehold
122 SQM

£104,605 • Est. today

£75,000 • May 2005

Extended

10 Snydale Road

Detached
Freehold
115 SQM

£207,480 • Est. today

£125,000 • May 2005

Extendable

81 Beverley Close

Detached
Freehold

£286,262 • Est. today

£175,000 • May 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

28 Rose Farm Meadows

Flat
Leasehold
76 SQM

£97,413 • Est. today

£106,000 • May 2005

Possibly extendable

18 Ash Gap Lane

Semi Detached
Freehold

£211,920 • Est. today

£130,000 • May 2005

Possibly extendable

8 Princess Court

Detached
Freehold

£251,834 • Est. today

£159,950 • May 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

173 Queen Elizabeth Drive

Semi Detached
Freehold

£141,855 • Est. today

£96,000 • May 2005

Possibly extendable

7 Nelson Street

Terraced
Freehold

£102,160 • Est. today

£74,500 • May 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

21 Kirkcaldy Fold

Terraced
Freehold

£210,065 • Est. today

£143,000 • May 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

37 Gleneagles Drive

Detached
Freehold

£282,560 • Est. today

£187,000 • May 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

67 Wheatley Avenue

Terraced
Freehold

£138,757 • Est. today

£89,950 • May 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

46 Dalefield Road

Detached
Freehold

£270,930 • Est. today

£169,995 • Apr 2005

Possibly extendable

157 Church Lane

Terraced
Freehold
60 SQM

£133,603 • Est. today

£86,000 • Apr 2005

+ 4 more

Extendable

3 Chappel Mews

Semi Detached
Freehold
52 SQM

£168,655 • Est. today

£119,000 • Apr 2005

+ 1 more

Extendable

4 Gladstone Street

Terraced
Freehold
68 SQM

£114,015 • Est. today

£88,500 • Apr 2005

Extendable

33 Churchfield Croft

Semi Detached
Freehold
70 SQM

£172,085 • Est. today

£114,000 • Apr 2005

+ 3 more

Extendable

21 Ashfield Street

Semi Detached
Freehold

£169,000 • Est. today

£120,000 • Apr 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

5 Illingworth Avenue

Semi Detached
Freehold

£230,705 • Est. today

£133,000 • Apr 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

6 King Street

Terraced
Freehold

£101,700 • Est. today

£79,995 • Apr 2005

+ 1 more

Possibly extendable

King Street Fish Shop King Street

Semi Detached
Freehold

£85,525 • Est. today

£55,000 • Apr 2005

Possibly extendable

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.

Normanton house prices in 2025
 

Number of properties sold

Normanton area guide

Access to green spaces

Residents enjoy proximity to green spaces such as the nearby Normanton Park, offering recreational opportunities for families and nature lovers.

Rich industrial heritage

The town boasts a strong industrial background, with remnants of its coal mining history and landmarks like the former Normanton Railway Station.

Community spirit and events

Normanton hosts various community events throughout the year, including the annual Normanton Gala, fostering a strong sense of local pride.

Limited shopping options

The town centre features a limited range of shops, which may require residents to travel to nearby towns for a wider selection.

Traffic congestion issues

Normanton experiences traffic congestion, particularly during peak hours, affecting daily commutes and local travel.

Public transport limitations

While there are bus services, public transport options can be infrequent, making it challenging for some residents to access nearby cities.