Coopers Drive in Wilmington is Dartford's priciest street

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Coopers Drive in Wilmington has an average house price of £976,666, making it Dartford's most expensive street.

Coopers Drive in Wilmington has been named Dartford's most expensive street, with an average sale price of £976,666 based on three recorded sales. The figures come from HM Land Registry records compiled by Property Solvers.

The average property price across the borough currently stands at £343,846. House prices have risen by £45,947, or 13.21 per cent, over the past five years and by £9,185, or 2.39 per cent, in the last year alone. Coopers Drive's appeal lies partly in its proximity to Wilmington Grammar School for Boys, Wilmington Grammar School for Girls and Wilmington Academy, along with commuting links to London via Barnehurst station.

Despite rising values, the number of homes changing hands has fallen significantly. There were 591 residential property sales over the past year, down 175 transactions or 29.61 per cent compared with the previous 12 months. Swaisland Road ranked second most expensive at £912,500 average price, followed by Caswallen Close at £896,250 and Shepherds Lane at £862,000.

Coopers Drive in Wilmington is Dartford's priciest street — Image: This Is Local London

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Dartford's most expensive street revealed as average house price nears £1mA Wilmington street where homes sell for almost £1 million has been named the most expensive address in Dartford.This Is Local London · 13 Oct, 05:00
Dartford's most expensive street revealed as average house price nears £1mA Wilmington street where homes sell for almost £1 million has been named the most expensive address in Dartford.News Shopper · 13 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Coopers Drive · Wilmington · Dartford · Wilmington Grammar School for Boys · Wilmington Grammar School for Girls · Wilmington Academy · Barnehurst station · Property Solvers

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