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Old Pastures, High Ferry Lane, Sibsey, Boston

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Sales here since 2000: £99,950 to £315,000, middle £222,500.

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The home

A detached home in PE22 0, sold in May 2009.

The last sale we hold from HM Land Registry: £250,000 in May 2009.

We hold no energy certificate for this home.

  1. Sold May 2009 for £250,000
  2. Sold Dec 2005 for £315,000

Around it

High Ferry Lane: 8 recorded sales from 2000 to 2026, £99,950 to £315,000.

8 sales on this street from March 2000 to July 2026, from HM Land Registry price paid data. Sales of this home are marked.

Recorded sales on High Ferry Lane

  • Gatehouse High Ferry Lane£125,000Jul 2026
  • Sunnyview High Ferry Lane£147,500May 2022
  • Ferridene High Ferry Lane£99,950Jul 2019
  • Lime Tree House High Ferry Lane£310,000Oct 2013
  • Old Pastures High Ferry Lane£250,000May 2009
  • Old Pastures High Ferry Lane£315,000Dec 2005
  • Holly Farm High Ferry Lane£225,000Nov 2000
  • High Ferry House High Ferry Lane£220,000Mar 2000

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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The queue on Old Pastures, High Ferry Lane, Sibsey

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Middle £222,500This home, Dec 2005

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Sales here since 2000: £99,950 to £315,000, middle £222,500.

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