Coronation Streets  in Attleborough and the Surrounding Area' s

Coronation Streets in Attleborough and the Surrounding Area' s

As its the Coronation we have been looking at local street names with a 'royal' connection.

Queens Road in Attleborough has 98 properties with an average house price of £249,143
There has been 4 properties sold within the last 12 months.

King Street in New Buckenham has 36 properties with an average house price of £335,556.
There has been 2 properties sold within the last 12 months.

Coronation Terrace Attleborough Road, Caston, has 113 properties (Attleborough Road) with an average house price of £460,195.
There has been 1 sale within the last 12 months.

London Road Attleborough has 37 properties with an average house price of £419,946. There has been 2 sales within the last 24 months.


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