Only one sale has been recorded on Carden Street (WR1) by HM Land Registry: it sold for
£125,000.
Too few sales for a typical (median) figure - these are the actual prices paidWith only 1 standard sale recorded on this street since 1995, no typical (median) figure is stated - a median needs at least 3 sales to mean anything. The prices shown are the actual amounts paid..
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£125,000Last sale9 · 17 Nov 2000
1Sales recordedHM Land Registry, standard sales
Recorded sales on Carden Street
Newest first - the house number opens the property report for that address; Estimate runs the instant estimate for that home, where the house number picks out one home
Last updated 23 Apr 2026 (the date we last added a sale on this street). Our HM Land Registry data covers sales up to September 2026 and was last refreshed 8 Nov 2026 (Land Registry publishes with a 1-2 month lag).
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Every standard-market sale HM Land Registry has recorded on Carden Street in the WR1 postcode district.
Sales data to September 2026 (HM Land Registry), updated monthly. England and Wales coverage.
Across the wider WR1 district (not just this street), the typical (median) sold price is ↑ 412% between 1995 and 2025, median-on-medianCalculated across the wider WR1 postcode district, not this street alone (one street rarely has enough sales each year for a reliable trend). We compare the district's median sold price in its earliest year with at least 10 recorded sales against its most recent complete such year - a median-on-median comparison. We count only years that have had time to settle: never the current calendar year, and not the year before it until our data reaches March, because registrations are still arriving.↑ 14% over the 2 years to 2025Note: the mix of homes sold changes over time, which also moves this comparison - see the by-type breakdown.
Whole street - not filteredYour filters are not applied to these figures - they cover the whole street.
Total salesA straight count of the standard sales recorded on this street, with the dates of the first and most recent.
1
17 Nov 2000 - 17 Nov 2000
Average priceThe arithmetic mean of every standard full-value sale on this street, all property types and all years since 1995 combined. Because it spans decades it typically sits below current values - see the year-by-year trend for the district below for the recent level.
£125,000
mean, all property types, all years - based on 1 sale, not a typical figure
Lowest saleThe single lowest individual sale price recorded on the street in any year - one transaction, not a typical figure.
£125,000
Highest saleThe single highest individual sale price recorded on the street in any year - one transaction, not a typical figure.
£125,000
Standard sales only: auctions are counted, repossessions and company purchases are excluded from October 2013 onward. How we calculate these figures
Every standard full-value sale on Carden Street
Sales per year
All 1 recorded standard sales on Carden Street - one mark
per sale, no averaging. The price axis starts at zero.
The bars beneath count the sales in each year; zero-sale years are left blank.
(HM Land Registry, England and Wales.)
Each mark is one standard (HM Land Registry category-A) sale on Carden Street: its position shows the completion date and the price actually paid. Colour is the property type; a square is a new build; a hollow mark is a leasehold sale. Grey connecting lines join consecutive sales of the same address. The bar panel beneath counts the sales in each calendar year - it is the sample size behind any impression the scatter gives. Nothing is averaged, smoothed or projected - and no estimate of today's value is implied.
Every recorded standard sale on Carden Street
Address
Postcode
Type
Tenure
New build
Price
Date
Change since previous sale
9 Carden Street
WR1 2AX
Detached
Freehold
No
£125,000
17 Nov 2000
First standard sale on record
Recorded standard sales per year on Carden Street
Year
Sales
2000
1
Whole WR1 district - not filtered
District context: the trend below covers the whole WR1 postcode
district, not just Carden Street.
Median sold price
Sales per year
Year-on-year change in median price
Median sold price, indexed - 1995 = 100
Each point is the year's median divided by the 1995 figure (£42,000), so 200 means double the 1995 value in cash terms. Values are nominal. How we work this out
Median sold price per year in the wider WR1 district - half of recorded sales in each year were below the line. The dashed line is the average (mean).
The price axis does not start at zero.
* 2026 is incomplete (to Sep - year to date) and is excluded from the year-on-year panel.
(Standard sales, HM Land Registry.)The line is the median sale price of standard sales in the wider WR1 district each year - half were below it; the dashed line is the mean. Years with few sales are drawn hollow or get no point. These are the prices of what happened to sell each year, not a like-for-like index. Full method
Sold price per year in the wider WR1 district. In years with fewer than 3 sales no median or average is published - with 1 or 2 sales the lowest and highest columns are the actual individual prices.
Year
Median price
Average (mean) price
Sales
Lowest
Highest
Change on previous year
1995
£42,000
£49,386
149
£12,500
£210,000
-
1996
£41,750
£51,703
231
£9,500
£265,000
-0.6%
1997
£45,950
£54,325
267
£15,000
£220,000
+10.1%
1998
£49,725
£62,065
286
£13,500
£244,845
+8.2%
1999
£56,850
£74,816
288
£15,000
£295,000
+14.3%
2000
£66,000
£84,751
307
£15,000
£400,000
+16.1%
2001
£76,000
£92,407
337
£20,000
£700,000
+15.2%
2002
£88,000
£114,644
313
£25,000
£583,000
+15.8%
2003
£105,975
£132,191
306
£16,627
£615,000
+20.4%
2004
£130,000
£139,441
247
£50,000
£425,000
+22.7%
2005
£136,000
£159,264
303
£41,882
£607,500
+4.6%
2006
£149,000
£171,038
431
£53,148
£850,000
+9.6%
2007
£155,000
£188,574
286
£23,500
£790,000
+4.0%
2008
£142,250
£159,477
210
£44,000
£675,000
-8.2%
2009
£135,000
£148,896
193
£40,557
£690,000
-5.1%
2010
£140,500
£168,799
162
£20,625
£645,000
+4.1%
2011
£147,500
£181,348
142
£51,000
£880,000
+5.0%
2012
£158,250
£173,535
170
£53,000
£635,000
+7.3%
2013
£145,000
£168,148
205
£40,000
£780,000
-8.4%
2014
£144,000
£171,230
234
£33,411
£985,000
-0.7%
2015
£147,500
£185,152
197
£54,000
£849,000
+2.4%
2016
£182,700
£195,043
311
£60,000
£725,000
+23.9%
2017
£174,660
£186,327
295
£67,000
£990,000
-4.4%
2018
£175,000
£188,906
286
£62,500
£725,000
+0.2%
2019
£168,500
£197,436
205
£63,000
£1,350,000
-3.7%
2020
£180,000
£194,482
174
£62,500
£675,000
+6.8%
2021
£185,000
£232,704
222
£67,500
£845,000
+2.8%
2022
£194,500
£230,093
245
£56,000
£1,575,000
+5.1%
2023
£189,000
£224,284
177
£59,000
£1,275,000
-2.8%
2024
£210,000
£230,213
201
£62,500
£1,450,000
+11.1%
2025
£215,000
£278,356
204
£55,000
£1,500,000
+2.4%
2026 (to Sep - year to date)
£185,000
£199,910
79
£55,000
£608,000
-
Property types in WR1
Each share is that property type's slice of all standard (HM Land Registry category-A) sales in WR1. The price beside it is the mean sale price for that type across all recorded years. The freehold/leasehold split and any new-build figure compare averages weighted by number of sales. Much of a "flat vs house" or leasehold gap is the property type itself, not a premium.
Whole WR1 district - not filtered
Share of salesAverage (mean) price, all years
Detached4%£323,644
Semi-detached12%£206,392
Terraced40%£153,596
Flat / Apartment44%£127,049
Prices are the mean across all recorded years - a few expensive sales can pull an average upward. Your filters are not applied to this chart - it covers the whole WR1 district, not just Carden Street, on the basis this caption states. The filtered set is in the sales table below.
54% freehold, 46% leasehold, across all recorded years.
Comparing new-build and existing homes type by type (each type weighted by how many
sales it has here), new builds sold for around 22% more,
across all recorded years. New builds sell mostly in the years they were built, so part of
that gap is when they sold, not only that they were new; the detail below compares within each type.
Tenure and new-build detail by type
Type
Freehold
New-build vs existing
Detached
98%
-42% for new build
Semi-detached
99%
+10% for new build
Terraced
95%
+36% for new build
Flat / Apartment
1%
+28% for new build
New-build vs existing compares mean prices within the same type, so it is
partly mix-adjusted - but it is not a like-for-like index.
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Sales1
Median, all yearsi-
Average (mean)£125,000
Lowest£125,000
Highest£125,000
Recorded sales on Carden Street
Showing 1-1 of 1 sales, newest first.
Address
Postcode
TypeThis table sorts by Price or Date, across the whole result set. Type and tenure are filters, not sort keys - use the filter bar above to narrow the list; it applies to every page of results.
TenureThis table sorts by Price or Date, across the whole result set. Type and tenure are filters, not sort keys - use the filter bar above to narrow the list; it applies to every page of results.
Whole street - not filteredYour filters are not applied to this block - it lists resales from the whole street. The filtered set is in the full sales table above.
Homes that sold more than once on Carden Street
No home on Carden Street has sold twice in the records yet. A repeat sale of the
same home is the cleanest like-for-like price comparison there is, so this section will fill in
when one happens.
This is official HM Land Registry data - we can't change it, but if something looks wrong we will check it and, where the concern stands up, add a note to how the record displays here. Either way we'll show you how to ask HM Land Registry to correct the official record.
