Stoke
Typical price
Too few sales
4 sales in the last five years
Last sold
£550,000
March 2025
Typical rent
Looking…
Gross yield
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From the rent and the typical price
For sale on Stoke
Prices over time
The typical sale each year on Stoke, against Torridge as a whole.
Stoke Torridge
Buy, do up, rent
The numbers a landlord or a renovator would want, for a typical home here.
Doing up a typical home here
The homes
What the energy certificates and the sales say.
Energy ratings
Every home on Stoke
Each home that has sold since 1995, in number order, with its last sale.
No home by that number or name has sold since 1995.
In number order
Ambleside, Stoke
August 2014
£415,000
Bear Cottage, Stoke
March 2025
£340,000
Belvedere, Stoke
November 2006 Sold 2 times
£270,000
Butlers Cottage, Stoke
October 1997
£80,000
Claremont, Stoke
November 2012 Sold 2 times
£275,000
Clouds, Stoke
January 2013
£304,500
1 Coastguard Cottages, Stoke
January 2018 Sold 3 times
£375,000
2 Coastguard Cottages, Stoke
August 2013
£235,000
3 Coastguard Cottages, Stoke
January 2015 Sold 2 times
£265,000
4 Coastguard Cottages, Stoke
September 2004
£185,000
5 Coastguard Cottages, Stoke
September 2006
£285,000
Coombe House, Stoke
March 2025
£550,000
Gables, Stoke
March 2021 Sold 3 times
£429,950
Hartwell, Stoke
February 2017 Sold 2 times
£390,000
Homeleigh, Stoke
March 2023
£462,500
Rose Cottage, Stoke
October 2000 Sold 2 times
£115,800
Samphire, Stoke
December 2009
£335,000
St. Nectans View, Stoke
October 2007
£285,000
Sunnymead, Stoke
September 2005
£300,000
The Rocket House, Stoke
December 2020 Sold 4 times
£610,000
The Tynings, Stoke
April 2023 Sold 3 times
£518,000
Tree View, Stoke
January 2014 Sold 3 times
£283,000
Trevarren, Stoke
June 2021
£525,000
Vanstone Cottage, Stoke
July 2012 Sold 2 times
£165,000
White Cottage, Stoke
October 2006
£225,000
And 15 more. Type a house number above to find one.
Flipometer
Places on the map that were bought, done up and sold on.
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Streets nearby
Typical prices on the neighbouring streets, last five years.
Schools nearby
The closest primary and secondary schools.
Primary
Secondary
Council tax
What each band costs in Torridge, 2026 to 2027.