32 Second Street
Last sold
£95,000
February 2026
Previous sales
Every sale of this address since 1995, newest first.
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What is around it
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Broadband
Every home in this postcode can get gigabit broadband (full fibre or cable): 1,000 Mb or more.
As of July 2025, for the whole postcode. What you can actually get depends on the provider.
Schools nearby
The nearest primary and secondary schools, as the crow flies, with their latest Ofsted inspection.
Primary schools
Low Moor CofE Primary School Ages 4 to 11 · 395 pupils · Church of England
Good, 2023
0.2 miles
Hill Top CofE Primary School Ages 4 to 11 · 215 pupils · Church of England
No grade
0.5 miles
Worthinghead Primary School Ages 5 to 11 · 203 pupils
Report card, 2026
0.9 miles
Secondary schools
Appleton Academy Ages 3 to 16 · 1,207 pupils
Report card, 2026
1.0 miles
Co-op Academy Grange Ages 11 to 16 · 1,379 pupils
No grade
1.7 miles
Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College Academy Ages 11 to 16 · 1,325 pupils
No grade
1.7 miles
Distance is a straight line, not the walk. Being close is not a promise of a place: each school has its own admissions rules.
What’s nearby
Shops, places to eat, things to do and getting about.
Supermarkets
Within a 15-minute walk
0
Restaurants
1
Cafés
AJ's Diner
3
Pubs and bars
Low Moor Club, The Drop Kick, The Harold Club
0
Takeaways
Everyday
Things to do
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Family · 5.4 miPonderosa Zoo
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Museum · 1.9 miBolling Hall Museum
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Golf · 0.4 miSouth Bradford Golf Course
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Getting about
Distances are as the crow flies; walking times are rough, by the streets.
Recently sold nearby
Sold prices, from the area on the map, last two years.
Move or zoom the map to change what is listed below. Dots show the middle of a postcode, not a front door, and a sale counts as on the map by that middle — so one near the edge may fall either side of it.
12 Lowfield Close
July 2026
£151,000
581 Cleckheaton Road
July 2026
£190,000
8 First Street
July 2026
£110,000
53 Second Street
July 2026
£122,000
17 Tordoff Road
July 2026
£130,000
24 Woodrow Drive
June 2026
£221,000
6 Hawke Way
May 2026
£315,000
49 Woodrow Drive
May 2026
£182,250
83 Woodrow Drive
May 2026
£190,000
85 Caldene Avenue
April 2026
£190,000
73 Woodrow Drive
April 2026
£215,000
5 Second Street
April 2026
£93,000
11 Fourth Street
April 2026
£116,000
57 Second Street
April 2026
£140,000
5 Terry Road
April 2026
£148,000
455 Cleckheaton Road
April 2026
£162,000
30 First Street
March 2026
£93,500
7 Second Street
March 2026
£98,000
9 Edrich Close
February 2026
£280,000
32 Second Street
February 2026
£95,000
41 Caldene Avenue
February 2026
£170,000
30 First Street
January 2026
£65,000
12 Chapel Road
December 2025
£155,000
10 Hawke Way
December 2025
£320,000
53 Second Street
December 2025
£94,000
9 Second Street
December 2025
£98,000
1 The Barn, Salroyd Road
December 2025
£235,000
28 First Street
November 2025
£158,000
20 Woodrow Drive
October 2025
£240,000
26 Second Street
October 2025
£139,950
6 Fields Road
October 2025
£39,000
5 Fields Road
October 2025
£112,000
44 Caldene Avenue
October 2025
£190,000
9 Salroyd Road
October 2025
£430,000
4 Breaks Road
September 2025
£85,000
8 Hawke Way
September 2025
£281,000
24 Third Street
September 2025
£170,000
26 Lloyds Drive
August 2025
£155,000
557 Cleckheaton Road
August 2025
£156,000
25 Caldene Avenue
August 2025
£179,000
5 Fourth Street
August 2025
£135,000
10 Main Street
August 2025
£270,000
19 Third Street
July 2025
£137,500
17 Second Street
July 2025
£190,000
5 Station Mews
July 2025
£235,000
549 Cleckheaton Road
July 2025
£117,500
8 Fourth Street
June 2025
£140,000
6 Woodrow Drive
June 2025
£225,000
559 Cleckheaton Road
May 2025
£142,500
7 First Street
May 2025
£150,000
559 Cleckheaton Road
April 2025
£140,000
19 First Street
April 2025
£113,500
4 Wesley Place
March 2025
£63,500
53 Caldene Avenue
March 2025
£170,000
24 Second Street
March 2025
£115,000
39 First Street
February 2025
£140,000
37 Lloyds Drive
February 2025
£325,000
40 First Street
February 2025
£135,000
2 Edrich Close
January 2025
£250,000
557 Cleckheaton Road
December 2024
£150,000
4 Yardley Way
December 2024
£330,000
10 Chapel Road
December 2024
£122,500
16 Fourth Street
December 2024
£110,000
55 Woodrow Drive
December 2024
£242,500
13 Lowfield Close
October 2024
£180,000
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Places on the map that were bought, done up and sold on.
Move or zoom the map to change what is listed below. Dots show the middle of a postcode, not a front door, and a sale counts as on the map by that middle — so one near the edge may fall either side of it.
A gap between two sale prices does not prove work was done, and a planning application near a sale does not prove the two are connected. Map OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles, data from OpenStreetMap.
How this area has changed
Typical prices for terraced houses, now and in years gone by. The twelve months to August 2026 against the same twelve months back then.
| Area | Now | 5 years ago | 10 years ago | 15 years ago | 20 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Second Street | – | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | Not enough sales |
| Postcode sector BD12 0 | £140,000 | £101,000 +39% since | £84,975 +65% since | Not enough sales | £84,475 +66% since |
| Bradford | £155,000 | £120,000 +29% since | £100,380 +54% since | £96,000 +61% since | £89,000 +74% since |
The typical price is the middle sale of the twelve months, not the average, so one very dear or very cheap sale cannot pull it about. Standard sales only. A figure needs at least 15 sales behind it; with fewer, it says so.
How homes change hands in BD12 0, over the last five years (452 sales):
- What sells: 47% semi-detached, 37% terraced, 9% detached, 4% other, 2% flats.
- 4% sold leasehold.
- 97 sales in the last twelve months, against 102 in the same twelve months five years ago.
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