
Discover how our Automated Valuation Model estimates property values. Understand its strengths, limitations, and how it compares to traditional valuations
On average, properties in Fielders Street, Bromsgrove, are worth £246,000 or £252 per square foot.
House prices have fallen over the past year, with an average home decreasing in value by £2,200.
6 properties found
An average home in Fielders Street, Bromsgrove, is worth approximately £246,000. The cheapest property in the street has an estimated value of £150,000, and the most expensive has an estimated value of £399,000.
Compared to the UK average, where an average property is worth around £290,000, an average home in Fielders Street, Bromsgrove is 15% less expensive.
Property sizes in Fielders Street, Bromsgrove, range from 720 to 1,110 sq ft. The average home in the street has 985 sq ft of indoor space.
Compared to the UK average home, which has a size of around 950 sq ft, properties in Fielders Street, Bromsgrove are 4% larger on average.
House prices in Fielders Street, Bromsgrove, have fallen recently. In the last year, a home in the street has shrunk by £2,238 or -0.9% on average.
The value of a house or flat is estimated using sold prices and house price trends of similar properties in the area.
Each valuation uses our Repeat Sales House Price Index, which tracks house price trends in each area, which we use with local factors to estimate a home's value.
We try to make the valuations as accurate as possible, but they are estimates. When buying or selling property, you should speak to a qualified professional.
We only include properties that have been sold and registered with HM Land Registry. Without this, we don't have enough data to provide accurate value estimates.
Sold house prices are from HM Land Registry. Other property details, such as building size, are from Energy Performance Certificates.
There is a time delay in property sales appearing in HM Land Registry, which can be up to three months.
Discover how our Automated Valuation Model estimates property values. Understand its strengths, limitations, and how it compares to traditional valuations
Choose the right price for your home by maximising appeal, evaluating market value, and developing a sales plan
Breaking down the home-buying timeline in England and Wales, including potential delays, plus steps to take post-completion.