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Latest house prices for Newport

Details of 115,039 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
22/11/2024 Details... £127,500 18 Newport Road, Cwmcarn, Newport, NP11 7NE Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £165,000 114 Moorland Park, Newport, NP19 4NB Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £145,000 20 Will Paynter Walk, Newport, NP19 9DT Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £170,000 33 Coldra Road, Newport, NP20 4FE Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £170,000 1 Avon Close, Bettws, Newport, NP20 7BZ Details...
21/11/2024 Details... £129,000 45 Railway Street, Risca, Newport, NP11 6FB Details...
20/11/2024 Details... £142,500 11, James Court, Tregwilym Road, Rogerstone, Newport, NP10 9NA Details...
20/11/2024 Details... £200,000 6 Gore Street, Newport, NP19 7BG Details...
20/11/2024 Details... £115,000 Flat 5, Mount Pleasant House, Heath Close, Newport, PO30 1HW Details...
19/11/2024 Details... £405,000 Bramble Cottage, Bowcombe Road, Newport, PO30 3HZ Details...
18/11/2024 Details... £330,000 16 Alvington Road, Newport, PO30 5AR Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £176,000 11 Exchange Road, Risca, Newport, NP11 6GP Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £225,000 21 Roman Reach, Caerleon, Newport, NP18 3SN Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £128,000 129 Argosy Way, Newport, NP19 0LE Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £142,000 Flat 32, Monmouth Court, Bassaleg Road, Newport, NP20 3EX Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £187,500 7 Westfield Way, Newport, NP20 6EX Details...
14/11/2024 Details... £275,000 120 Coed Celynen Drive, Abercarn, Newport, NP11 5AT Details...
14/11/2024 Details... £460,000 Mulberry House, 14, Stockwood View, Langstone, Newport, NP18 2NS Details...
14/11/2024 Details... £108,000 Flat 22, Old Arts College, Clarence Place, Newport, NP19 0LY Details...
14/11/2024 Details... £145,000 27 Collier Street, Newport, NP19 7AT Details...
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Newport is a small town situated in the County of Shropshire, England. Its history dates back to Roman times when it was known as Novus Burgus, meaning "new town". Throughout the centuries since, Newport has grown into a charming market town with a rich history and vibrant community. Nestled between the rolling hills of the Shropshire Countryside, it's an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts with numerous walking trails surrounding the town. The town boasts a range of local independent shops, eateries and pubs that offer a warm welcome to residents and visitors alike. Despite its relatively small size, Newport is well-connected to larger cities like Birmingham and Manchester via excellent transport links including direct road access to the M6 motorway. Overall, Newport is an idyllic place for those looking for a peaceful community-oriented environment without sacrificing easy access to amenities or cultural experiences.