Benedict Street comprises 203 properties – the majority are residential (there are 188 homes in Benedict Street).
The most expensive house purchase in Benedict Street is 64, which sold on 18/03/2014 for £316,200. The least expensive recorded transaction in Benedict Street is Flat 2 Benedictine Court, which sold on 16/02/1996 for £23,000. The most recent transaction to have been recorded in Benedict Street was 90. It sold on 28/05/2014 for £220,000.
There are 69 flats, apartments or maisonettes on Benedict Street. Some of these properties are relatively old, as at least ten of them were built one hundred and fourteen years ago. The valuation estimate for Benedict Street is £180,636, which makes it one of the least expensive places to live in Glastonbury, where the average house price is £208,473.
Capital Growth
Over the last 10 years, property prices in Benedict Street have risen by 44.5% compared to an average rise of 24.6% for Glastonbury as a whole.
Rental Yield
The average rents on Benedict Street are as follows:
Flats ~ £500 PCM
Terraced ~ £630 PCM
Semi-Detached ~ £735 PCM
Detached ~ £750 PCM
1 Bedroom ~ £465 PCM
2 Bedroom ~ £610 PCM
3 Bedroom ~ £750 PCM
4 bedroom ~ £795 PCM
Benedict Street has an average current value of £180,636 and with an average rent of £575 giving an average yield of 3.8%.
Not a lot of people know that…
In medieval times Benedict Street was known as ‘Madeload’ [lode = watercourse crossing or wharf] and from c1850 to c1950 was known as Station Road linking Glastonbury Station to the town centre
About Tom Morgan
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