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Typical sold price, WR1

£210,000

250 real sales, 15 May 2025 to 19 August 2026. A rough cash guide is shown below, not a quote.

Sales in sample
250
Cash guide, 70%
£147,000
Cash guide, 85%
£179,000

HM Land Registry Price Paid Data

Our take · opinion, not advice

Our take on selling in City centre: a steady market, so let the sold prices lead

City centre sees about 17 sales a month, which is enough to price from, though not enough history for us to call a clear twelve-month direction.

Before you accept anything, with detached homes at £554,250 and flats at £153,750, the £109,750 to £531,500 spread is really several markets, so benchmark against near-identical homes, not the headline; sales arrive at a steady pace, so there is no need to rush to a low price.

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At this pace the open market works but takes time, so a cash sale is a fair option when you need certainty on the date; expect a cash offer of about 70–85% of market value, which on a typical £210,000 home means roughly £147,000 to £179,000 (a rough guide, not a quote), and test it against sold prices.

Whichever route you take, have an up-to-date EPC; planning and building-regulation sign-off for any extension or conversion; and gas and electrical safety certificates ready, because the buyer’s conveyancer will ask for them.

One enquiry reaches one independent cash buyer, who contacts you directly: free to you, no obligation, and you can compare the offer with the sold prices above.

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Our opinion, drawn from the figures on this page: not advice and not a forecast. We earn from OfferCheck reports and from introducing sellers to cash buyers, so weigh it with that in mind (see our disclosure). We are not authorised or regulated by the FCA.

Key figures

City centre at a glance

Sourced figures for the district, each one dated.

  • Most sell between

    £109,750 to £531,500

    Middle 80% of 250 sales

  • Planning applications

    2,457

    Within 500 m of the centre

  • Leasehold sales

    44%

    Of 250 sales

  • New-build sales

    1%

    Of 250 sales

Local data

What City centre homes sell for

Real Land Registry sold prices for WR1, each chart with its table underneath.

Price by type

What each type sells for in WR1

Semi-detached homes had the highest typical price in WR1 at £425,000, from 15 sales; flats came to £153,750.

  • Semi-detached7%
  • Terraced47%
  • Flats46%
See the figures
TypeTypical (median)Sales
Semi-detached£425,00015
Terraced£238,500103
Flats£153,750102

HM Land Registry, 15 May 2025 to 19 August 2026. Types with fewer than 10 sales are left out.

Planning activity

Planning near City centre

2,457 planning applications within 500 m of the WR1 centre. Of the 20 most recent, 18 are still undecided.

  • Decided10%
  • Undecided90%
Planning detail

Planning activity near City centre

2,457 planning applications within 500 m of the WR1 district centre

That count covers every date PlanIt holds. The 20 most recent were received between 5 Jun 2026 and 17 Jul 2026, and 18 of them are still undecided.

Source: PlanIt (planit.org.uk), which gathers local council planning registers. Checked 22 July 2026. This is activity in the area, not at any one address, and coverage and council update speed vary.

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PlanIt, from local council planning registers. Area activity, not one address.

Sold prices

Contains HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Historic central stock.

Whatever the reason you need to move on in City centre (Worcester), a cash sale can be quicker and simpler than the open market, though cash buyers usually offer below market value. Want to know what homes in City centre actually sell for first? See real Land Registry sold prices for WR1.

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What actually sold in WR1

Filter by property type and radius around the WR1 centre. Distances use each sale's postcode centroid, so they are approximate.

250 sales match · page 1 of 13

Address Price Date
DOUGHTY COURT, PRINCES DRIVE, WORCESTERWR1 2PD£167,0002026-08-19
13, WELLINGTON CLOSE, WORCESTERWR1 2BB£140,0002026-08-10
4, COWPER TERRACE, WORCESTERWR1 1QB£220,0002026-08-03
8 TAYLORS COURT, TAYLORS LANE, WORCESTERWR1 1PN£118,0002026-08-03
AUSTIN COURT, 2, MILL STREET, WORCESTERWR1 2BX£235,0002026-07-31
AUSTIN COURT, 2, MILL STREET, WORCESTERWR1 2BX£220,0002026-07-27
13, SHRUBBERY ROAD, WORCESTERWR1 1QR£285,0002026-07-27
14, MIDDLE STREET, WORCESTERWR1 1NQ£295,0002026-07-16
VICTORIA INSTITUTE, SANSOME WALK, WORCESTERWR1 1DF£280,0002026-07-15
HOMENASH HOUSE, ST GEORGES LANE NORTH, WORCESTERWR1 1RG£59,0002026-07-09
12, KING EDMUNDS SQUARE, WORCESTERWR1 3NL£170,0002026-07-07
ST MARYS COURT, SANSOME WALK, WORCESTERWR1 1NU£155,0002026-07-06
49, SOMERS ROAD, WORCESTERWR1 3JJ£302,5002026-06-19
20, SEVERN TERRACE, WORCESTERWR1 3EH£608,0002026-06-17
20, WOLVERTON ROAD, WORCESTERWR1 1PE£257,0002026-06-17
SANSOME COURT, 22, SANSOME PLACE, WORCESTERWR1 1UA£116,0002026-06-15
23, LANSDOWNE STREET, WORCESTERWR1 1QD£215,5002026-06-12
ST MARYS COURT, SANSOME WALK, WORCESTERWR1 1NU£120,0002026-06-05
3, EAST STREET, WORCESTERWR1 1NF£248,0002026-06-05
19, PORTLAND WALK, WORCESTERWR1 2NR£75,0002026-05-29

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Questions, answered

Common questions

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