The Old Cart Shed Messenger Bank, Shotley Bridge, Consett, DH8 0HT is a freehold detached property built before 1900. The property offers approximately 915 square feet of living space. In this location, properties of similar size usually have three bedrooms.

The estimated current market value of the property is £204,874 , which equates to approximately £224 per square foot. It was last sold on 11 Dec 2024 for £198,000. Since then, the value has increased by £6,874, representing a 3.5% increase, or approximately 3.4% per year.

The current estimated value of £204,874 is:

  • 44.3% lower than the average property price on Messenger Bank
  • 52.8% lower than the average in the DH8 0HT postcode area
  • and 27.2% higher than the average price for Consett as a whole

This property has had 2 EPC inspections with recorded tenure information. It was recorded once as rented and once as owner-occupied, indicating a change in how it was used over time.

At the most recent EPC inspection on 9 July 2024, the property was recorded as rented.

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Building approximate location

About Property

Type
Detached House
Built
before 1900
Interior Size
915 sq ft
Tenure
Freehold
Price (estimate)
£204,874
Price Per sq ft (estimate)
£224
Bedroom Count (estimate)
3 bedrooms

EPC Summary

The Old Cart Shed Messenger Bank, Shotley Bridge, Consett, County Durham, Durham, DH8 0HT has an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E, based on the latest assessment carried out on 9 Jul 2024.

This property uses an electric boiler with radiators as its main heating source. Electric instantaneous heaters at the point of use are used to provide hot water. The windows are fully double glazed.

The previous EPC assessment was conducted on 7 Jul 2014. The rating of E is unchanged, though the energy efficiency score decreased by 10.4%.

Since the previous assessment, several changes were observed:

  • The hot water system changed from from main system to electric instantaneous at point of use, with no change in energy efficiency (very poor).
  • The roof construction or insulation changed from pitched, insulated (assumed) to pitched, insulated at rafters, with no change in energy efficiency (good).
  • The wall construction or insulation changed from cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed) to sandstone or limestone, with internal insulation, improving energy efficiency from good to very good.
  • The lighting was updated from low energy lighting in 50% of fixed outlets to low energy lighting in all fixed outlets, with efficiency improving from good to very good.
Heating Type
Boiler and radiators, electric
Very Poor
Hot Water
Electric instantaneous at point of use
Very Poor
Roof
Pitched, insulated at rafters
Good
Walls
Sandstone or limestone, with internal insulation
Very Good
Windows
Fully double glazed
Good
Lighting
Low energy lighting in all fixed outlets
Very Good

Sale History

Today
£204,874
streetscan.co.uk estimate
+3 %
11 Dec 2024
£198,000
Leasehold
+16.5 %
5 Sep 2014
£170,000
Leasehold

Area Insights

Nearby Properties

The Maltings Messenger Bank, Shotley Bridge, Consett, DH8 0HT
rooms: 6
size: 2357 sq ft
sale price: £560,000
sale date: 1 Nov 2013

Data Sources

The property at The Old Cart Shed Messenger Bank, Shotley Bridge, Consett, DH8 0HT appears two times in the Land Registry records, with the latest transaction recorded on 11 Dec 2024. It also has three Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) entries, the earliest dating back to 9 Jul 2024. We use this data, to estimate the property's characteristics and current market value.

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