Most expensive streets in Maldon area revealed

Property Solvers tracked the average sold price data from HM Land Registry since 2016 to see where the highest and lowest priced homes are located across the CM0 and CM9 postcodes.

Gathering five year’s worth of sold house price data across the CM0 and CM9 postcodes, Rectory Lane, Woodham Walter and Rushes Lane have some of the highest-valued homes across the region.

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Some of the cheapest residential streets in Maldon and Burnham include Regents Court, Princes Gate, Princes Avenue and Tattersalls Chase.

Rectory Lane was the most expensive street in Maldon - where three properties sold for an average of £1,191,666.

In Woodham Walter, which was second on the list, four properties sold for an average of £1,095,000.

The full list of expensive streets from Property Solvers

Also, Rushes Lane in Asheldham saw three properties sell for an average of £1,002,666.

Some of the cheapest streets included Regents Court in Southminster, where four properties sold for an average of £103,250. 

In Princes Gate/Princes Avenue in Maylandsea, five properties sold for an average of £124,500.

And the third cheapest street was Tattersalls Chase in Southminster where six properties sold for an average of £127,833.

The full list of the cheapest streets from Property Solvers

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