The cheapest and most expensive streets in Great Malvern

The data from the professional fast sales company Property Solvers showed where the highest and lowest-priced homes are found across the Great Malvern postcodes based on prices over the last five years.

The firm tracked the average sold price data from HM Land Registry since 2019.

Over that time, three properties were sold on Brockhill Road for an average of £880,333.

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Three properties were sold on Christ Church Road for an average of £836,400, while The Lees saw four properties sell for an average of £812,500.

On the flip side, the cheapest streets include Worcester Road, where it cost £91,722 on average to buy one of the 18 homes that sold over the past five years.

On Prospect Close, three properties sold for an average of £96,650.

The most expensive streets in Great Malvern 

Brockhill Road     WR14 4DL £880,333

Christ Church Road WR14 3BH £836,400

The Lees WR14 3HT £812,500

Wells Road WR14 4PA £800,000

Park Road WR14 4BJ £758,750

Clarence Road WR14 3EH £758,250

Howey Close WR14 1WB £729,285

Hawberry Close WR14 3PD £722,000

Guarlford Road WR14 3QT £699,166

Avenue Road WR14 3AL £665,000

The cheapest streets in Great Malvern 

Worcester Road WR14 1SF £91,722

Prospect Close WR14 2FD £96,650

Church Street WR14 2AZ £117,666

Foxglove Close WR14 3SU £129,500

Aspen Court WR14 1JE £133,700

Howsell Road WR14 1US £136,327

Worcester Road WR14 1ER £137,900

Chestnut Drive WR14 4AS £140,000

Property Solvers co-founder Ruban Selvanayagam said: “To keep the data less skewed, we only ranked the streets that had over three sales.”  

“It’s therefore worth noting that, in recent years, a property on Westminster Bank sold for £1,396,000 and, at the other end of the market, there were properties that sold for £70,000 and under on Priory Road and Prospect Close."