Rated a 5 Star HBF Builder in 2025 - over 90% of our customers would recommend us to a friend
10-year NHBC Buildmark policy^
No Stamp Duty to pay on the first £125,000 of this home and first time buyers pay no stamp duty up to £300,000.
Plot 12 (The Reedmaker-Life) - priced at £359,995Save thousands on a place that feels like home
Your new Bellway home’s waiting for you, along with up to £15,000 to spend however you like*. You can almost hear the pitter patter of paws on the new flooring, the music blaring from the not-so-little-one’s bedroom, the smell of home-cooked food drifting through from your personalised kitchen. It’s time to bring your new Bellway home to life.
*All incentives are valid on selected plots only, while stocks last, subject to availability, and applicable on new reservations only. Cannot be applied in conjunction with any other offers or selling schemes. Reservations must be made on or before 31st May 2026. We reserve the right to withdraw these offers at any time. For full terms and conditions, visit the Bellway website.
About the Home
This home is part of our ‘Life’ collection, which has been created to suit the needs of all types ofhomebuyers. Speak with our sales advisor to find out more.
Incorporating many highly-desirable design features for contemporary family homes, The Reedmaker is sure to appeal to growing families and second steppers in need of more space for everyone to enjoy.
Its light-filled, open-plan kitchen and dining area effortlessly gathers the family together, whether for casual mealtimes or morning coffees at the kitchen breakfast bar, or evening dinners around the dining table, and there is plenty of room in the layout to create a relaxing snug or play area too. French doors in the dining area open onto the rear garden, extending the living space outside, while the separate utility room is accessed through the kitchen and will make laundry and cleaning days even more efficient.
An illustration, not advice: stamp duty at the rates in force today (GOV.UK), the monthly payment at the Bank of England's average quoted rate for 2-year fixes at 90% LTV, October 2026, the latest it has published.
Mortgages for this home
With a 10% deposit (£33,000) you would borrow £296,995, a 90% loan to value. 11 lenders publish 30 two-year fixed deals at that loan to value. Here are 5 of the 30, sorted by monthly payment.
Situated at the front of the home, the separate living room can be dedicated to relaxing and entertaining. Across the hallway is the cloakroom, conveniently located by the front door, and two useful storage cupboards in the dining area and under the stairs are thoughtful finishing touches to the ground floor level.
Upstairs are all four bedrooms, two of which are double in size. Bedrooms 1 and 2 each benefit from an en-suite shower room, while the two remaining bedrooms are served by the family bathroom. The fourth bedroom would be perfectly sized for a nursery or occasional guest room, or alternatively, a private home office or hobby room. Completing the first floor is a storage cupboard on the landing, for laundry baskets, towels and linens to be kept out of sight.
The ‘Life’ collection is a range of homes created to suit the needs of all types of homebuyers. Boasting inventive design features, such as step-free access, wider halls and doorways, and much more, these homes are built to ensure you have everything you need whatever the future brings.
Additional information
Estate Management Charge: None
Internal Area: 1292 sq. Ft.
Annual service charge: None
Council tax band: TbcTenure: Freehold
Predicted EPC rating: TbcPredicted completion window: TbcThe additional information provided for council tax, service charges and ground rents (where applicable) is only an estimation. Please check with your Sales Advisor for more specific details.
About the Development
The Old Foundry is a wonderful development of homes in the semi-rural outskirts of Wolsingham, County Durham. Offering a varied mix of 2-bedroom bungalows, plus 3,4, and 5-bedroom homes, these future-focused properties are sure to appeal to many potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, downsizers, and commuters to Durham and Newcastle.
Register your interest of our properties in Wolsingham today!
Why Buy With Bellway?
At Bellway we have always built attractive and desirable new homes. That's why we've become one of the five largest builders in Britain. But now there's even more reason to choose a Bellway home.
To make the whole process of selling and buying easier, we've put together a range of services to make your move as hassle free as possible.
Express Mover"We have a home to sell"Sell your home quicker with no estate agent fees.^Our Intermediate Management Agent will work with a local estate agent to market your home at an agreed price.
You could soon be moving into your new dream home, start your journey with us today.
Low-cost mortgage
Looking for a low-cost mortgage solution? With Own New, you could lower your monthly repayment costs – making that move to a brand-new home more affordable. Just speak with a sales advisor at this development to find out more.
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Should you wish to have dedicated time with our Sales Advisor, please book an appointment before visiting us.
Sales office opening hours
Monday 10:00 - 17:00Tuesday closed
Wednesday closed
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00Friday 10:00 - 17:00Saturday 11:00 - 17:00Sunday 11:00 - 17:00^All offers apply to specific plots and selected developments only. Terms and conditions apply. Contact your Bellway sales advisor to find out more or see terms and conditions on our Bellway website. Express Mover and Part Exchange scheme offers are subject to status, availability and eligibility. Bellway reserve the right to refuse a Part Exchange. Any promoted offer is subject to contract. 10-year NHBC Buildmark policy. This includes deposit protection from exchange of contracts, a two-year builder warranty from legal completion, and then eight years of structural defects insurance cover.
*About The Old Foundry
The Old Foundry is a wonderful development of homes in the semi-rural outskirts of Wolsingham, County Durham. Offering a varied mix of 2-bedroom bungalows, plus 3,4, and 5-bedroom homes, these future-focused properties are sure to appeal to many potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, downsizers, and commuters to Durham and Newcastle.
Leisure
Nestled in the outskirts of the historic town of Wolsingham, residents have history and culture on the doorstep. Outdoor leisure destinations are endless too - sprawling countryside and incredible landscapes are within touching distance with the North Pennines Area of Natural Beauty boundary just minutes away.
Families will find plenty of days out for exploring; the Elephant Trees viewpoint, Hamsterley Forest, Holliwood common quarry hiking route, and Hedleyhope Fell Nature Reserve are some of the many outdoor leisure destinations within the immediate surroundings of the development.
Wolsingham itself offers a plethora of sights and leisure, including historic buildings, a bowling green, a gym and public swimming pool, a recreation ground and skatepark, several prime picnic spots, and a heritage railway station. Hop on a heritage ride at Weardale Railway Station just under six miles away and enjoy scenic views of the Wear Valley, or take a 10-minute drive to Weardale Museum and High House Chapel to revel in the local area's history.
Education
Wolsingham has a primary and secondary school within the town, just a 10 and 17-minute walk away, respectively. Wolsingham School has been teaching on site for over 400 years, and both schools in the town boast excellent facilities.
Additional schooling options for children of all ages can be found in the neighbouring Tow Law, Crook, and Frosterley.
For those seeking to pursue higher education, Bishop Auckland college is 12 miles away offering apprenticeships and higher education opportunities. Durham University is one of the most prestigious institutions in the country, commutable within half an hour's drive.
Shopping
Residents are within a two-minute walk of a local convenience store and petrol station, ensuring everyday needs are well supplied.
Wolsingham town centre is also home to a more comprehensive independent retail and convenience store, several gift and antique stores, a local butcher, as well as a doctors surgery and pharmacy. A pub, caf?, and several eateries can also be found just minutes from the development.
Crook - a neighbouring town five miles to the east - offers additional choice, with a selection of popular supermarket brands. The town is also home to several retailers, and a greater variety of bars and restaurants for evenings out.
A retail park and shopping centre can be found in Bishop Auckland, ten miles away, while Durham - just half an hour's drive away - offers unique and broad shopping and dining, with a number of award-winning restaurants and a thriving nightlife.
Transport
The Old Foundry is a two-minute walk from the Durham Road bus stop, which provides regular services to Bishop Auckland, Hamsterley, and Crook. East End bus stop is a three-minute walk away with buses destined for Wolsingham centre and Stanhope.
Wolsingham heritage railway station is under a mile away, a stop along the historic Weardale Railway line, with a 16-mile-long section of track from Bishop Auckland to Stanhope bringing passenger rail to the dale.
Bishop Auckland train station - an 18-minute drive away - is the western terminus on a Northern line through to Saltburn. Chester-le-Street station is 19 miles away, providing lines to destinations including Newcastle and Liverpool Lime Street.
Teeside International Airport and Newcastle International Airport are both within a 50-minute drive of the development for a range of destinations worldwide.
The Old Foundry is nestled in the surrounding landscape of Wolsingham, a regeneration of the town's old steel works. Sitting on the banks of the River Wear and the eastern boundary of the North Pennines Area of Natural Beauty, this development benefits from an abundance of stunning scenery on the doorstep.
The development is situated off Durham Road, connecting residents west to the nearby village of Frosterley, and east to the town of Crook, and the city of Durham beyond. The local community benefits from historic architecture, green open space, plus ample amenity and leisure.
This development falls under the administration of Durham County Council.
£300K£320K£340K£360K£380K£400K£420K
Price per square footThis home against the 8 here with a floor area
Median £264This home £255
£255£281
The range at The Old Foundry
A bigger deposit, a lower rateThe lowest monthly payment lenders publish for a first-time buyer on a two-year fixed, over 30 years
5% deposit, £16,500, at 5.54%£1,788
10% deposit, £33,000, at 5.10%£1,613
15% deposit, £49,499, at 4.90%£1,489
20% deposit, £65,999, at 4.85%£1,393
25% deposit, £82,499, at 4.80%£1,299
Sorted by the figure you choose, and nothing else: not a recommendation. Each payment is a repayment mortgage over 30 years at the rate the lender publishes for this loan to value; after the deal, at the lender's variable rate today, which can change. The cost over the deal is its payments and the lender's stated fees, less any cashback, and the APRC is worked out the way the FCA sets for lenders. NewHomeSearch is not authorised by the FCA, does not give mortgage advice or arrange mortgages, and receives nothing from lenders. A mortgage is secured on your home. Lenders decide who they lend to and may lend less on some new homes, flats in particular: check every figure with the lender.
Walk ScoreCar-dependentWalk Score 35 out of 100: Car-dependent
Transit ScoreMinimal transitTransit Score 10 out of 100: Minimal transit
Bike ScoreSomewhat bikeableBike Score 25 out of 100: Somewhat bikeable
Broadband
1 network
older homes nearby: up to 4 Mbps
Flood risk
Very low
rivers and the sea
Crime
Below the area
74.3 vs 126.4 a year per 1,000
Typical pay in County Durham
£29,718
median for employees living in County Durham, ONS 2025: the council's figure, not this neighbourhood's
Schools
The nearest open schools within 2 km, with their current Ofsted outcome.
2 nearest50%50%
Good or better1
Improvement needed1
Serious concerns0
No grade yet0
340 m4 min walkWolsingham Primary SchoolPrimary · Community school, 340 m away · inspected 16 Jun 2026Expected standard in 5 areas, Needs attention in 2 areas; safeguarding metReport card
How many of each are within 1.6 km, and the walk to the nearest.
5 places to eatLaus chinese take away, 550 m7 min
3 supermarkets and groceriesThe Biltong Man Ltd, 20 m1 min
3 gyms and leisureWolsingham Leisure Centre, 350 m4 min
People and households
The neighbourhood around it (County Durham 042D) against County Durham as a whole.
People
1,469
Households
702
In good or very good health
76% vs 77%
Age profileShare of everyone in each five-year band
This neighbourhoodCounty Durham
10%5%0%
Getting around
How far everyday errands, public transport and cycling go from here, and how people here travel to work.
WalkCar-dependent
TransitMinimal transit
BikeSomewhat bikeable
Most errands require a car.
Getting to work
This neighbourhood28%60%
County Durham24%
Broadband and mobile
What the 137 homes within 150 m record: a new home is usually served by the same networks.
Broadband
No full-fibre-only network recorded
DecentSuperfastUltrafastGigabit
1101001K
New homes in England must be built gigabit-ready (Building Regulations Part R, for work begun from 26 Dec 2022), with a gigabit connection where one can be had within a £2,000 cost cap. The speeds here are what the existing homes around it record: ask the sales office which network will serve the home.
Openreach
Mobile signal
Network
Calls indoors
Data indoors
Data outdoors
EE
Limited
Limited
Likely
O2
Likely
Risks
Flooding, radon, ground, noise and air at this spot.
Flooding from rivers and the seaLowVery lowEvery one of the 83 addresses around it is in the very low band.
Flooding from surface waterModerateMostly very low; 1 of 83 highOf the 83 addresses around it: 1 high, 5 medium, 7 low, 70 very low.
RadonHigh10 to 30% of homes above the action levelHomes here should be tested; new homes in such areas are built with radon protection.
Ground stabilityModerateModerate landslide susceptibilityFrom the British Geological Survey’s landslide map of the area.
NoiseLowRoad 54 dBThe typical daytime road level at the homes around it, the middle of their readings. 55 dB is a busy street; WHO advises under 53 dB for roads.
Air quality
Crime
Police-recorded crime in the neighbourhood, December 2025 to September 2026, against County Durham.
74.3crimes a year per 1,000 residentsBelow County Durham at 126.491 recorded in 10 months
Month by monthCrimes per 1,000 residents
This neighbourhoodCounty Durham
151050
Planning nearby
Applications within 500 m in the last 3 years: when each was made and how it went, the larger schemes listed first.
23 applications
18 approved
5 awaiting decision
Approved
Sold nearby
Homes sold within 1 km in the last two years, new build and resale.
Median resale
£205,000
Median new build
None
Sales
53 0 new, 53 resale
Every salePrice paid, by the date it completed
New buildResaleMedian resale
£600K£400K£200K£0
£205K
Secondary · Academy converter, 0.7 miles away · inspected 17 May 2023
Confirmed on an ungraded visit
Good
Ofsted and Get Information about Schools, via HomePortfolio.
2 pubsBlack Lion, 510 m
6 min
1 parkScotch Isle Park, 1.0 miles19 min
1 stationWolsingham Railway Station (WR), 790 m10 min
Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.
01020304050607080
Show the figures
Age profile
Age
This neighbourhood
County Durham
0 to 4
3%
5%
5 to 9
5%
5%
10 to 14
7%
6%
15 to 19
5%
6%
20 to 24
3%
6%
25 to 29
3%
6%
30 to 34
4%
6%
35 to 39
5%
6%
40 to 44
5%
6%
45 to 49
7%
6%
50 to 54
9%
7%
55 to 59
8%
8%
60 to 64
7%
7%
65 to 69
7%
6%
70 to 74
8%
6%
75 to 79
6%
4%
80 to 84
4%
3%
85 and over
4%
2%
Households
This neighbourhood64%34%
County Durham62%34%
Families64% vs 62%
One person34% vs 34%
Other households2% vs 4%
Homes are
This neighbourhood43%23%17%17%
County Durham35%28%20%17%
Owned outright43% vs 35%
Owned with a mortgage23% vs 28%
Shared ownership0% vs 0%
Socially rented17% vs 20%
Privately rented17% vs 17%
Adults are
This neighbourhood50%35%
County Durham51%26%14%
In work50% vs 51%
Retired35% vs 26%
Students3% vs 6%
Looking for work2% vs 3%
Caring, sick or other10% vs 14%
Highest qualification
This neighbourhood33%18%22%17%
County Durham27%20%24%21%
Degree or higher33% vs 27%
A levels18% vs 20%
GCSEs22% vs 24%
Apprenticeship6% vs 6%
Cars per household
This neighbourhood14%46%40%
County Durham24%42%34%
None14% vs 24%
One46% vs 42%
Two or more40% vs 34%
ONS Census 2021 and ONS pay by council (ASHE), via HomePortfolio.
63%
Work from home28% vs 24%
Drive60% vs 63%
Bus, train or tube3% vs 4%
Walk or cycle7% vs 8%
Nearest station Wolsingham Railway Station (WR) 790 m, 10 min walk
Walk Score® (walkscore.com), ONS Census 2021 and Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.
Likely
Likely
Three
Likely
Likely
Likely
Vodafone
Limited
Limited
Likely
Ofcom Connected Nations, via HomePortfolio. Ofcom copyright.
Low
Nitrogen dioxide 2.3, PM2.5 4.7, PM10 6.9
Within the WHO guidelines (2024, µg/m³).
Air quality, 2024
Nitrogen dioxide2.3 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 10
PM2.54.7 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 5
PM106.9 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 15
Daytime noise
Road, typical home54 dB · just over WHO’s level
WHO 53
Environment Agency NaFRA2, BGS and UKHSA radon, BGS GeoSure, Defra noise mapping and Pollution Climate Mapping, via HomePortfolio.
8.9
DecMarJunSep
September 2026: 13 crimes here, 8.85 per 1,000: County Durham: 10.65 per 1,000
Show the figures
Crime month by month
Month
Crimes here
Per 1,000 here
Per 1,000 across County Durham
December 2025
6
4.08
9.17
January 2026
4
2.72
8.81
February 2026
6
4.08
8.95
March 2026
10
6.81
10.73
April 2026
12
8.17
10.68
May 2026
11
7.49
11.67
June 2026
12
8.17
10.85
July 2026
9
6.13
12.42
August 2026
8
5.45
11.42
September 2026
13
8.85
10.65
Most recordedIn the neighbourhood, 10 months
Violence and sexual offences31
Anti-social behaviour13
Criminal damage and arson12
Public order7
Vehicle crime7
data.police.uk, via HomePortfolio. Crimes are mapped to an approximate location.
Awaiting decision
Refused
Withdrawn
202420252026
ApprovedLarge scheme240 mDischarge of Condition 25 (EV Details) in relation to DM/20/01421/OUT | Outline planning permission for up to 151 new homes of mixed type and tenure, conversion of former office buildings for up to 750sqm on Former Wolsingham SteelworksMade 9 Dec 2024 · decided 6 Feb 2025 · DM/24/03320/DRC
ApprovedLarge scheme220 mNon-Material Amendment (Section 96A) Application to Amend Wording of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) in relation to DM/23/02351/RM| Reserved Matters Application for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale and submission of details relating to conditions 5 (Land Contamination Scheme), 11 (landscaping), 12 (landscaping), 14 (foul drainage), 15 (surface drainage), 16 (noise and vibration), 17 (M4(2) and older persons), 21 (pedestrian access) pursuant to Planning Permission DM/20/01421/OUT for 125no. dwellings. on Former Wolsingham Steelworks, Durham Road, Wolsingham, DL13 3HXMade 15 Aug 2024 · decided 18 Sept 2024 · DM/24/02252/NMA
ApprovedLarge scheme220 mNon-Material Amendment (Section 96A) Application to Amend Wording of Condition 3 (Approved Plans), 7 (Written Scheme of Investigation), 8 (Post Investigation Assessment), 19 (EA Mitigation) and 22 (Office Conversion) in relation to DM/20/01421/OUT Outline planning permission for up to 151 new homes of mixed type and tenure, conversion of former office buildings for up to 750sqm on Former Wolsingham Steelworks, Durham Road, Wolsingham, DL13 3HXMade 15 Aug 2024 · decided 18 Sept 2024 · DM/24/02251/NMA
Awaiting decisionSmall scheme490 mConvert first garage into garden room, Convert second garage into workshop and store including new door and window openings including new boundary wallMade 11 Sept 2026 · DM/26/02435/FPA
ApprovedSmall scheme430 mWillow (T1) - remove main stem over road and re-pollard. Silver Birch (T2, T3, T4) - height reduction by approx 4m. Cherry (T5) - prune back from road, reduce and shape by 2m. Ash (T6) - reduce by approx 3m. Beech (T7) - reduce and shape by approx 1m. Rowan (T8) - reduce by approx 3m and shape. - Section 211 noticeMade 4 Aug 2026 · decided 21 Aug 2026 · DM/26/02038/TCA
ApprovedSmall scheme420 mNon-material amendment pursuant to planning permission DM/26/00767/FPA to add a additional rooflight in the porchMade 29 Jul 2026 · decided 13 Aug 2026 · DM/26/01973/NMA
Local planning authorities’ registers, via HomePortfolio.
2025AprJulOct2026AprJul
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Homes sold nearby
Price
Home
Sold
Distance
£121,000
Terraced · resale · 78 m²
24 Aug 2026
290 m
£132,000
Terraced · resale · 71 m²
12 Aug 2026
150 m
£308,350
Terraced · resale · 124 m²
30 Jul 2026
540 m
£284,000
Terraced · resale · 126 m²
21 Jul 2026
540 m
£380,000
Detached · resale · 111 m²
20 Jul 2026
950 m
£115,000
Flat · resale · 65 m²
29 May 2026
680 m
£155,000
Terraced · resale · 83 m²
30 Apr 2026
750 m
£210,000
Semi-detached · resale · 118 m²
28 Apr 2026
370 m
£380,000
Detached · resale · 110 m²
10 Apr 2026
700 m
£173,500
Terraced · resale · 68 m²
26 Feb 2026
740 m
£330,000
Terraced · resale · 150 m²
3 Jan 2026
480 m
£177,000
Semi-detached · resale · 99 m²
17 Dec 2025
270 m
£200,000
Terraced · resale · 86 m²
17 Dec 2025
470 m
£385,000
Detached · resale · 84 m²
17 Dec 2025
720 m
£345,000
Semi-detached · resale · 139 m²
4 Dec 2025
240 m
£350,000
Detached · resale · 129 m²
4 Dec 2025
370 m
£190,000
Terraced · resale · 77 m²
21 Nov 2025
440 m
£340,000
Detached · resale · 129 m²
6 Nov 2025
510 m
£5,000
Other · resale · 153 m²
26 Sept 2025
860 m
£150,000
Terraced · resale · 130 m²
5 Sept 2025
560 m
£170,000
Terraced · resale · 113 m²
5 Sept 2025
510 m
£255,000
Terraced · resale · 86 m²
4 Sept 2025
860 m
£180,000
Semi-detached · resale · 90 m²
26 Aug 2025
110 m
£305,000
Terraced · resale · 95 m²
19 Aug 2025
420 m
£211,000
Terraced · resale · 105 m²
19 Aug 2025
810 m
£199,950
Semi-detached · resale · 100 m²
19 Aug 2025
460 m
£225,000
Semi-detached · resale · 125 m²
8 Aug 2025
270 m
£155,000
Terraced · resale · 82 m²
8 Aug 2025
820 m
£105,000
Flat · resale · 52 m²
8 Aug 2025
580 m
£310,000
Detached · resale · 89 m²
1 Aug 2025
440 m
£332,000
Detached · resale · 133 m²
25 Jul 2025
530 m
£205,000
Semi-detached · resale · 83 m²
22 Jul 2025
190 m
£205,000
Semi-detached · resale · 83 m²
22 Jul 2025
190 m
£275,000
Detached · resale · 65 m²
18 Jul 2025
480 m
£127,000
Terraced · resale · 69 m²
20 Jun 2025
860 m
£152,800
Terraced · resale · 83 m²
12 Jun 2025
380 m
£150,000
Terraced · resale · 76 m²
30 May 2025
290 m
£256,000
Terraced · resale · 75 m²
16 May 2025
490 m
£153,000
Terraced · resale · 72 m²
31 Mar 2025
290 m
£485,000
Terraced · resale · 315 m²
26 Mar 2025
690 m
£145,000
Terraced · resale · 74 m²
28 Feb 2025
940 m
£360,000
Semi-detached · resale · 104 m²
24 Feb 2025
110 m
£81,500
Terraced · resale · 59 m²
14 Feb 2025
590 m
£188,000
Flat · resale · 104 m²
7 Feb 2025
610 m
£350,000
Detached · resale · 86 m²
7 Feb 2025
770 m
£125,000
Flat · resale · 78 m²
7 Feb 2025
580 m
£420,000
Terraced · resale · 207 m²
7 Feb 2025
580 m
£69,000
Flat · resale · 41 m²
31 Jan 2025
540 m
£175,000
Terraced · resale · 84 m²
31 Jan 2025
760 m
£275,000
Flat · resale · 110 m²
17 Jan 2025
580 m
£137,000
Terraced · resale · 82 m²
18 Dec 2024
300 m
£307,500
Terraced · resale · 179 m²
11 Dec 2024
750 m
£285,000
Detached · resale · 83 m²
27 Nov 2024
950 m
HM Land Registry Price Paid with EPC floor areas, via HomePortfolio.
None
17% vs 21%
Against similar resales
Whether this home asks more than similar homes nearby have sold for, from HM Land Registry resales of the same type and size, or why there is no estimate.
New-build premium
Refused
4 bedroom detached house at The Old Foundry
No estimate. The engine refused, and says why:
Only 4 matched resale sales within 3 km, fewer than the 5 the method needs
3 of the sales state no bedroom count, which HM Land Registry Price Paid Data alone never does, and the method matches on bedrooms, so these sales need bedrooms from an attributed source before they can count
Of 93 sales considered, set aside: 10 category B, 62 another property type, 3 stating no bedroom count, 4 more than 1 bedroom from the home, 5 outside the floor-area band, 5 in a month the price index does not cover
Method: measured on 3,351 resales from 2025-08-01 to 2026-07-31.
Built by Bellway
Yorkshire Building Society 2 Year Fixed Rate
HSBC 2 Year Fixed Premier Standard
NatWest 2 year fixed rate
Coventry Building Society 5.29% Fixed to 30.04.29
Barclays 2 Yr Fixed
Persimmon
