5 Drawback
Last sold
£170,000
July 2025
Previous sales
Every sale of this address since 1995, newest first.
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The home
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The building
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The rules on the land
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Crime nearby
Crimes recorded within about 500 metres, last twelve months.
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Broadband
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Schools nearby
The nearest primary and secondary schools, as the crow flies, with their latest Ofsted inspection.
Primary schools
St Matthew's Catholic Primary School, Prudhoe Ages 2 to 11 · 144 pupils · Roman Catholic
Good, 2023
0.4 miles
Prudhoe West Academy Ages 2 to 9 · 233 pupils
Report card, 2026
0.5 miles
Adderlane Academy Ages 2 to 9 · 107 pupils
Good, 2019
0.5 miles
Secondary schools
Prudhoe Community High School Ages 13 to 19 · 680 pupils
No grade
0.2 miles
Highfield Middle School Ages 9 to 13 · 365 pupils
No grade
0.4 miles
Ovingham Middle School Ages 9 to 13 · 344 pupils
No grade
1.3 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.
Recently sold nearby
Sold prices, from the area on the map, last two years.
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13 Wesley Street
August 2026
£81,500
19 Hillcrest
June 2026
£133,500
87 Cheviot View
May 2026
£120,000
7 Redwell Court
March 2026
£85,000
7 Redwell Court
March 2026
£85,000
37 Cameron Road
February 2026
£95,000
12 Moorlands
February 2026
£140,000
110 Cheviot View
February 2026
£110,000
15 Wesley Street
January 2026
£98,000
10 Redwell Road
January 2026
£100,000
7 Wesley Street
January 2026
£70,000
12 Tarset Drive
January 2026
£162,000
14 Park Lane
November 2025
£305,000
91 Park Lane
November 2025
£242,000
9A Oakfield Park
November 2025
£100,000
16 Moor Road
November 2025
£290,000
101 Cheviot View
October 2025
£165,000
75 Park Lane
October 2025
£350,000
7 Hillcrest
September 2025
£182,000
4 Homedale
August 2025
£157,000
5 Drawback
July 2025
£170,000
8 Drawback Close
July 2025
£273,000
47 Hillcrest
July 2025
£132,000
26 Cameron Road
July 2025
£105,000
70 Cheviot View
May 2025
£140,000
32 Homedale
May 2025
£205,000
83 Park Lane
April 2025
£185,000
49 Cheviot View
April 2025
£148,000
56 Park Avenue
April 2025
£150,000
14 Oakfield Park
April 2025
£102,500
44 Moorlands
March 2025
£157,500
30 Hillcrest
March 2025
£165,000
9 Oaktree Terrace
February 2025
£85,000
36 Hillcrest
January 2025
£150,000
93 Cheviot View
January 2025
£137,500
16 Redwell Court
December 2024
£177,000
25 Homedale
December 2024
£220,000
8 Cameron Road
November 2024
£90,000
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Places on the map that were bought, done up and sold on.
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drawback | – | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | Not enough sales |
| Postcode sector NE42 5 | £131,600 | £92,500 +42% since | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | £94,500 +39% since |
| Tynedale | – | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | Not enough sales | £134,000 |
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 NE42 5, over the last five years (496 sales):
- What sells: 40% detached, 32% semi-detached, 18% terraced, 6% flats, 4% other.
- 13% sold leasehold, and 13% were new builds.
- 79 sales in the last twelve months, against 112 in the same twelve months five years ago.
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