Terraced House in Haslingfield, CB23

HASLINGFIELD, CAMBRIDGE, CB23

Last sold 17 Feb 2014 for £116,000 (HM Land Registry)Property data last updated 16 Jul 2026

This home is not currently for sale. You can register private interest in case the homeowner considers selling.

£169,000 – £245,000Market estimate · £354/sq ft · Modelled, not an asking price
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EPC

Buyer demand

0Active interested buyers
0Identity-verified buyers
0Funding-verified buyers
0Chain-free buyers

No verified buyer interest has been registered yet.

this terraced house in CAMBRIDGE

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Your offer£225,000in line with our estimate
£169k£245k

Our estimated value is £169,000–£245,000, from comparable sales and Land Registry data. It’s a guide — you decide your offer, the seller decides whether to accept.

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Property description

8 Wisbeys Yard is a terrace house house located in Haslingfield, Cambridge, Cb23 1nf.

Description from public records and earlier marketing. The homeowner has not confirmed it.

Property facts

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Property basics
Property type
Terraced HouseOfficial recordFrom public records
Floor area
59 sq ftOfficial recordFrom public records
Ownership and tenure
Last recorded sale
£116,000 (17 Feb 2014)Official recordHM Land Registry price paid data
Energy and running costs
EPC rating
DOfficial recordEPC register
Information not yet confirmed
Title number and restrictions
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Lease length and service charges
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Planning history and alterations
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Flood and environmental risks
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Broadband and connectivity
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Restrictive covenants and rights of way
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Property condition
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Owner chain status
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Digital property logbook / sale-pack status
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Property data last refreshed 16 Jul 2026

Energy performance

Modelled energy cost £52/month (EPC methodology)

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Location

Price intelligence

Market estimate£169,000 – £245,000
Methodology not recorded for this estimateEstimate date not recorded
Recorded sale price (17 Feb 2014)
£116,000Official record — HM Land Registry
Area average price
£67,667Modelled from local sales statistics

Recorded sale history

  • 17 Feb 2014Sold£116,000
  • 14 Dec 2010Sold£114,750

Source: HM Land Registry price paid data.

Comparable sales nearby

Estimates are modelled from comparable sales and area statistics, not a survey or professional valuation. Past sale prices do not guarantee future values.

How a private sale starts

  1. Buyer verifies their interest

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  2. Homeowner claims the property

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  3. Both parties consent to connect

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  4. Property information is prepared and shared securely

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  5. Viewing, negotiation and conveyancing can begin

    From here the sale proceeds like any private transaction, at both parties’ pace.

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