shows the average property price in a given postcode sector between May 2018 - April 2019. The most affordable place was 'SS16 4' with the average price of £225k. The most expensive place was 'SS16 6', £384k.
Postcode sector
Average price
% of Basildon avg. price (£285k)
SS13 1
£227k
80%
SS13 2
£316k
111%
SS13 3
£232k
81%
SS14 1
£233k
82%
SS14 2
£248k
87%
SS14 3
£260k
91%
SS15 4
£306k
107%
SS15 5
£285k
100%
SS15 6
£311k
109%
SS16 4
£225k
79%
SS16 5
£354k
124%
SS16 6
£384k
135%
Basildon house prices compared to other cities
Comparison of the average property price and an average price percentage change by city. Price % change compares the average property price between May 2018 - April 2019 to the average price in the previous 12 months. The size of the circle shows the number of property transactions. The bigger the circle the higher the sales volumes in city.
Average price percentage changeAverage property price
Basildon house price rank
With the average price of £285k, Basildon is the 31. most pricey city out of 113 England and Wales' cities.
Basildon property sales share by price range
shows a number of properties sold in a given price range between May 2018 - April 2019.
Property price range
Market share
Sales volumes
£50k-£100k
1.3%
20
£100k-£150k
6.1%
96
£150k-£200k
11.3%
177
£200k-£250k
27.5%
431
£250k-£300k
23.5%
368
£300k-£400k
16.5%
259
£400k-£500k
9.2%
144
£500k-£750k
4.3%
67
£750k-£1M
0.3%
5
over £1M
0.1%
1
Basildon cost comparison of new homes and older homes
May 2018 - April 2019
£421k
A newly built property
£273k
An established property
Basildon cost comparison of houses and flats
May 2018 - April 2019
£458k
Detached
£174k
Flat
£327k
Semi-Detached
£260k
Terraced
Basildon real house prices
Yearly average nominal house prices adjusted for inflation.
Basildon house prices compared to England & Wales' house prices
Yearly average nominal prices
Basildon house prices and nearby cities
Yearly average nominal prices
Basildon house prices new vs established
Yearly average nominal prices. Graphs shows a difference between house prices of newly built properties and house prices of established residential properties.
