How much does a house for sale cost in Dendron?

Sometimes, working out the prices of the houses for sale can be tricky business. This is why we created this article all about the price of houses for sale in Dendron, Cumbria.

From the average asking price of houses for sale in Dendron to the growth of the population in the area, all will be talked about regarding the city of Dendron. So you will get better clued up on the area, and make finding a house for sale in the UK easier.

In general, for the city of Dendron, what are the final purchase prices for the houses for sale?

In Dendron, houses for sale are sold at an average of £175,891. In general, multiple factors impact this figure because lots of variables impact properties valuation. This can include the quality of the buildings in general, whether the population has grown, if there is demand for housing or if there is a low crime rate which would make the area more desirable.

In the table below, you can see for yourself how the average price of a house for sale looks based on the different sizes of housing in Dendron. The exact amount of variation between the types of housing depends on the local demand for particular types of houses in the area.

Housing category	Total final sale price
Aerage sold price (detached)	£269,431
Aerage sold price (semi-detached)	£179,584
Aerage sold price (terraced)	£108,754
Aerage sold price (flat)	£98,302

As you can see above, for Dendron, price varies based on the type of house that is being sold. If these prices shock you it could be due to population change in the last 10 years of -4% where lots of movement may inflate or deflate house prices.

Housing category	Sale price per square foot
Aerage sold price/sqft	£1,840
Aerage sold price/sqft (new build)	£2,440
Aerage sold price/sqft (old stock)	£1,700

Looking at the second table about Dendron, you are able to tell which type of housing is most affordable to you as a buyer. However, for a general overview of what house price is, the average price per square foot for a house in Dendron is £1,840.

What kind of demographics does the city of Dendron have?

How much are those living in Dendron earning?

As earning potential goes up in a city, so does the quality of schools in the area, the general infrastructure and the social grade score (19%). All in all, the area becomes a more desirable place to live in.

This is why it is vital to pay attention to how much people are making annually in any city you plan on making a house purchase in. In Dendron, this works out to be £38,000. This can be looked at alongside the average household income which is price34,000to estimate how affluent the area is.

In the city of Dendron, the demographics are unique and must be looked at by themself to make a conclusion about the area before buying a house. This is because the growth could be greatly different to the wider area of Cumbria for example.

These demographics for Dendron may impact the price of a house, how this house grows over time and the profitability of a house if you are buying it for an investment so knowing the area is crucial for a landlord making a purchasing decision in the city of Dendron in North West.

In the city of Dendron, how much green space remains for residents?

In the city of Dendron, there are 9.7 acres of green space per 1000 residents.

The charity, ‘Fields in Trusts’ recommends a minimum of 6 acres of green space per 1000 people so it is easy to see where Dendron is when seeing if green space availability is sufficient. This green space could be parks, nature reserves, public gardens or playing fields.

What does the population of Dendron look like?

The city of Dendron has a total population of 19,050. Large population sizes can be good to show there is a high demand for people to buy houses in the area but a better indication is if the population of Dendron is growing.

A small population city can also have high prices of houses for sale, because, if there is a growing population, and demand is still high, this could mean the house prices are pushed up.

Either way, a population must also be looked at in terms of the appreciation of the area as well as the rental yields and if the area really meets your needs.

The five year population change of Dendron

Over time, in the last five years, the population of the city of Dendron has changed by -1%. This figure can tell you a lot because a growing population indicates a house is likely to appreciate. Read more here

In addition, looking at the 10 year figure for population growth in the below paragraphs can give you further evidence as to what the change in population has been for a longer period of time. As a result, you’ll know if this -1% population change is something that has been there for a while or if it is a new trend. Click here to know more on the UK population trends.

What is the difference in population over the last 10 years in Dendron?

In the last 10 years, there has been a shift in the population of -4%.

Comparing this to the 5 year figure of Dendron can tell you if there is a long history of population growth or decline, if there are population fluctuations or if the trend is stable.

New industries opening up in the area, the addition of new jobs and also international and national migration might all be reasons for changes in population size. Resulting in people moving in or leaving an area.

A good example of a quick change in population was in Stratford, London in 2012. Here, there was an increase in government spending in the area because of the Olympics which resulted in massive population growth.

What’s the crime rate in Dendron?

For the city of Dendron, crime rate is at 76. So for every 1000 people in the area, 76 commit a crime which is prosecuted. Paying close attention to this figure of crime rate is not only important for the value of a house but also to calculate the maintenance cost of owning a house and how attractive an area can be for future buyers.

So, compare it to the nationwide average of 79.52 per 1000 people and consider if you are happy with this figure based on the price you’re paying for a house you’re interested in.

On top of this, houses that are in areas where there is a high crime rate tend to have to pay higher insurance rates, costing a homeowner in the long term.

Additionally, paying for further security on a house such as CCTV or potentially gates and fences that deter thieves may be necessary for an area with a high crime rate.

How deprived is the population of Dendron?

The number of people who are deprived can have an impact on the perception of your house in the general marketplace. Additionally, if you are looking for a house to live in for the long term, you can start to picture what your neighbours and the people in your area live like financially.

If the proportion of deprivation of Dendron is 28% and in general for the UK this figure is somewhere around 33%, you can see if this figure is something you are happy with as you search for a house to buy.

What’s a social grade score and how does it relate to Dendron?

The social grade of a city is useful when searching for a house for sale because it tells you what kind of jobs people have in the area. For example, there could be a lot of skilled manual workers or there could be a lot of pensioners and people on benefits.

The scale goes from a social grade of an A who are high managerial, administrative or professional workers to an E where people in this category are on state pensions, casual workers or unemployed on state benefits.

The number of people in Dendron in grades A or B which are the highest skilled roles in the country is 19%. Realistically, you can expect workers in this category to earn a higher salary too.

For comparison, £38,000 is the average household income of the area. You can see how this figure is congruent with the number of people in the top two categories of the social grade at 19%.

For the city of Dendron, what is the education level?

In the city of Dendron, 21% people have a degree from a university. The higher this proportion is, in general, the more likely it is that the population is able to buy a house.

Interestingly, as people who have degrees go up, the average income of the area goes up too. You can see if there is a correlation, the average household income in the UK is price34,000 and the average income in Dendron is £38,000.

This should correspond with the average percentage of people in the UK who have degrees at 22.6%.

On average, what is the figure for the asking price of a house for sale in Dendron?

Before a house gets sold, the figure it sells for always starts off as an asking price. This average asking price for the houses for sale in Dendron determines the eventual sale price of the house so it isn’t the most important figure but is still important to take note of. This figure is currently £233,520.

Below, there is a table showing the asking price of the different sizes of houses based on the number of bedrooms of the houses in Dendron.

In the city of Dendron, what is the average asking price for the houses for sale?

Average asking price (1 bed)	no relevant data for this city
Average asking price (2 bed)	£128,005
Average asking price (3 bed)	£227,072
Average asking price (4 bed)	£336,093
Average asking price (5 bed)	no relevant data for this city

Based on this table, hopefully, you will be able to tell what type of house for sale is the most suitable for your budget. You can also consider the average asking price per square foot (£0) for houses for sale with this table to get a good idea as to whether Dendron is the right area to buy a house in for you.

In Dendron, what are the rental yields?

You may have heard of rental yield as being important for investors who wish to make a sizable profit on their rental properties. If this sounds like you and you’re looking to invest in a house currently for sale and collect rental income in Dendron this statistic is what you were looking for.

Data should also be compared to the broader region of the UK (North West) alongside Cumbria then looked at with other statistics like the area’s rent and the turnover of sale of the houses in question. It could be that an investor prefers to make a profit on the sale of a house rather than the rental income and optimal properties for this investment varies throughout Dendron.

This decision is made differently depending on the investor’s tolerance for risk, investing strategy, the location they’re investing in and their overall goal for buying a house currently listed for sale.

	Average Yield	Average Asking rent	Turnover (rental)	Turnover (sale)
Dendron	no relevant data for this city	no relevant data for this city	no relevant data for this city	13.0%
Cumbria	4.20%	£674	116.50%	17.79%
North West	4.36%	£808	120.36%	20.19%

As you observe table above, it could be valuable to contrast these figures with other pieces of data relevant to the process of buying like the crime rate or the appreciation of houses for sale in Dendron.

As you can tell, the best conclusions are drawn when the buyer of a house for sale looks at all the data involved holistically and doesn’t make quick decisions based on one or two pieces of data. As an example, comparing the data with the number of property sold per month (18) will be useful.

Are there new houses being built in Dendron to make it grow?

The growth of an area like Dendron can be a great indicator of a thriving city and the influx of new people can drive demand for housing and help appreciate the value of your house after you buy it.

Paying attention to the table below tells you how the number of houses has changed over time at one year, three year and five year intervals.

	1 year	3 years	5 years
Dendron growth rate	2%	-1%	26%

Despite the number of houses being built rising, this may not indicate that the housing price of the houses for sale is going up. It could be the case that there are a lot of new builds in the area which are causing the supply of the houses for sale to match demand and this could cause a decline in house price as time goes on.

Make sure you do your own research specific to the city of Dendron if you want to find out the exact reasons for the housing change.

Get professional help on the houses for sale in Dendron

Invest in a house for sale that meets your demands

Find here below a list of criteria that we suggest you consider before looking for houses for sale in Dendron

• affordability – the UK gov website comes in helpful when you want to understand (see what house for sale you can afford)

• Geographic Location – the county and region across the UK you are considering to invest in are crucial factors to consider when browsing houses for sale.

• Transport network of the house for sale – Hopefully, the pandemic stays in the past. Therefore, working from home may become less predominant than a couple of years ago. Check the commuting time of the house for sale you are considering buying.

• Bedrooms in the house for sale – are you looking for houses for sale for yourself, for a couple or for the whole family? This condition will narrow down the number of houses for sale relevant to buy.

• EPC of the house for sale – today more than ever, the energy performance of the properties for sale on the market should be one of the first things you check.

• Broadband speed – having a good internet connection is crucial nowadays. Always check the available subscriptions available for the areas of the house for sale you want to purchase

• Are you a car owner? – if yes, you will have to check for parking availability of the house for sale. Does it come with a garage included in the price?

• Conservation areas – when browsing for houses for sale, we suggest you take a look at the National Heritage list. When a house for sale is included it means that it is not possible for the future homeowner to make changes to the property, both inside and outside.

• Houses for sale Conditions – some properties, like new builds, need no repairs or works; other houses listed for sale may need some investment to restore them and some others may need a complete renovation. Someone looking for houses for sale should always think about how much time and money they are willing to invest to complete the needed repairs.

In today’s market with an abundance of homes available for sale, choosing the best house for sale can be challenging.
With several houses for sale to choose from, who will guide you through the process of choosing?
We have listed here below several experts and companies able to advise and support potential buyers.

The process of finding and investing in a house for sale can be lengthy and time-consuming, this is why we suggest you consult with the following professionals:

• Banks – Lend you the cash
• Insurance companies – Insure your new real estate investment
• Conveyancer – handles all the legal labour that is needed to proceed in buying a house for sale.
• Surveyor – Carries out an independent and complete property valuation of the house for sale
• Mortgage advisor – If you are thinking to get a mortgage to get the finances needed to afford to buy a house for sale, a mortgage advisor is the person you should be looking for
• EPC person – Always get a quote on the Energy Performance Certificate of the houses for sale listed in a certain city

houses for sale in other cities in the UK

Examine this short list of cities belonging to North West, the same region where Dendron is located.

• Cadole in North West
• Irlam in North West
• Burnage in North West
• Bingley in North West
• Ambleside in North West

If none of these is of your interest, we suggest you visit our landing page with all data related to the houses for sale in the UK.