HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — England & Wales

Sold house prices in WF1: Wakefield

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Median sold price
£175,000
Recent sales
59
Annual trend
+2.7%

The median sold price in WF1 (Wakefield) is £175,000, based on 59 recent HM Land Registry transactions from May 2026 to Jun 2026. Sales in this sample range from £47,000 to £640,000. Across Wakefield, the average price rose +2.7% in the year to May 2026.

Wakefield, a West Yorkshire city and commuter market.

Recent sold prices in WF1

The most recent recorded sales in WF1 (queried via the Wakefield registration district), newest first, from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data:

AddressPostcodeTypeDatePrice
63 PARK VIEWWF10 3HZSemi-detached19 Jun 2026£250,000
30 FRYSTON ROADWF10 3JDSemi-detached19 Jun 2026£145,000
35 LIMESTONE ROADWF1 2GLTerraced19 Jun 2026£195,000
14 CHAMPION AVENUEWF10 4TETerraced17 Jun 2026£120,000
20 BLENHEIM WAYWF10 5QZTerraced16 Jun 2026£244,995
34 ARNCLIFFE DRIVEWF11 8RHSemi-detached15 Jun 2026£210,000
9 COLLEGE ROADWF10 3EFSemi-detached12 Jun 2026£175,000
78 THE POPLARSWF11 0DESemi-detached12 Jun 2026£150,000
7 PRINCESS STREETWF1 2PJTerraced12 Jun 2026£149,000
16 HILLCREST DRIVEWF10 3QWSemi-detached12 Jun 2026£240,000
49 GREENACRES DRIVEWF10 4SWTerraced12 Jun 2026£156,000
3, BEDE HOUSE COLLEGE GROVE ROADWF1 3RNFlat/Maisonette12 Jun 2026£245,000
23 WOMERSLEY ROADWF11 0DBOther12 Jun 2026£200,000
96, THE PINNACLE INGS ROADWF1 1DGFlat/Maisonette11 Jun 2026£47,000
55, THE PINNACLE INGS ROADWF1 1DEFlat/Maisonette10 Jun 2026£70,000
APARTMENT 9, BENNETT WOODLANDS VILLAGEWF1 5LPFlat/Maisonette10 Jun 2026£92,000
48 AGBRIGG ROADWF1 5AQTerraced5 Jun 2026£152,000
183 FRYSTON ROADWF10 3LPSemi-detached5 Jun 2026£146,000
62 HEALD STREETWF10 4LSSemi-detached5 Jun 2026£185,000
10 WHEATCROFTWF10 3JGSemi-detached5 Jun 2026£90,500

Showing up to 20 of 59 recent sales. HM Land Registry excludes some transactions (e.g. transfers of part, repossessions, right-to-buy) and publishes ~4–6 weeks after completion.

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Median sold price by property type

Property typeSales in sampleMedian price
Semi-detached21£167,000
Terraced19£150,000
Detached11£353,000
Flat/Maisonette5£92,000
Other3£114,000

Per-type medians are shown only where a type has at least 3 sales in the sample.

Sales by price band in WF1

How the 59 recent recorded sales in WF1 split across price bands — the shape of the local market, not just its midpoint:

Under £150k
21 (35.6%)
£150k–£250k
29 (49.2%)
£250k–£350k
2 (3.4%)
£350k–£500k
5 (8.5%)
£500k–£1m
2 (3.4%)

Bands computed over the recorded-sales sample above. A sample is not the whole market — see the price trend below for the wider context.

Price trend: WF1 in context

An outcode sample is small, so set it against the wider market. The UK House Price Index (UKHPI) tracks average prices and annual change for the local authority and region WF1 sits in:

AreaAverage priceAnnual changeAs of
Wakefield (local authority)£197,140+2.7%May 2026
England & Wales (national)£287,003+2.4%May 2026

UKHPI is a mix-adjusted index published with a ~2-month lag. A street-level (HPSSA) small-area median is available from ONS as a bulk download — not yet wired here, so we never fabricate it.

Indicative · area-level

Indicative current area value in WF1

The WF1 median above is the mid-point of recent recorded sales. To bring it up to date, we index that median forward to May 2026 using the UK House Price Index annual change of +2.7% across Wakefield:

Lower
£164,500
Central estimate
£175,000
Upper
£185,500
How this is worked out

Base: £175,000 HM Land Registry median sold price for WF1 (sample to Jun 2026).

Indexed forward 0 months at the UKHPI annual change for Wakefield (+2.7% a year, applied pro-rata = 0%) → £175,000.

The ±6% band is a stated area-dispersion allowance that widens the further the median is indexed forward. It is a transparent assumption, not a statistical confidence interval.

Indicative, area-level estimate from the HM Land Registry median + UK House Price Index. It is NOT a valuation or AVM of any single property — homes in WF1 vary widely by street, type, size and condition.

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Hazard flag for the WF1 area

Sold-price portals stop at the price. We pair it with a ground-truth risk screen at the representative point for WF1 — the thing that actually moves value, insurance and mortgageability:

flood: recorded nearby · coal: low-risk area · subsidence: Improbable · radon: 4/6

Flood

recorded flooding nearby

Coal mining

on the coalfield (low-risk area)

Subsidence

clay-subsidence change Improbable

Radon

radon Affected Area (band 4/6)

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average sold house price in WF1?

The median sold price in WF1 (Wakefield) is £175,000 and the mean is £197,695, based on 59 recent HM Land Registry transactions. The median is the better guide because it is not skewed by a few very high or low sales.

What is the average house value in WF1 now?

Indicatively, around £175,000 (roughly £164,500–£185,500) at the area level. We take the £175,000 HM Land Registry median sold price for WF1 and index it forward to May 2026 using the UK House Price Index annual change of +2.7% across Wakefield. This is an area-level indicator from published government data — not a valuation of any single property. For one exact address, check the address below.

How many houses have sold recently in WF1?

Our latest sample holds 59 recorded sales in WF1, the most recent completing in Jun 2026. HM Land Registry publishes every completed sale in England and Wales, typically 4–6 weeks after completion, so very recent sales may not yet appear.

Are there any flood, coal or subsidence risks in WF1?

flood: recorded nearby · coal: low-risk area · subsidence: Improbable · radon: 4/6 This area-level hazard screen — at the representative point for WF1 — is the context sold-price portals leave out. Risk varies street by street, so check the exact address with the HouseCheckup tools before you offer.

How do I see what a specific WF1 house sold for?

Sold prices are recorded per property by HM Land Registry. Search the exact address on HouseCheckup to see its full sale history alongside EPC, flood risk, ground stability and a current valuation — the complete analysis is in the £24.99 Complete report.

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Sources

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Flood data © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026 (OGL v3.0). Flood Re eligibility based on floodre.co.uk criteria — indicative only; insurers make final decisions. Contains Mining Remediation Authority data © Mining Remediation Authority, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI 2026 (GeoClimate UKCP18 Open). Indicative Atlas of Radon — © Crown copyright UKHSA; contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI. Open Government Licence v3.0.