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Latest house prices for Rugby

Details of 58,333 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
25/09/2025 Details... £345,000 17 Ware Road, Barby, Rugby, CV23 8UE Details...
22/09/2025 Details... £472,000 65 Falstaff Drive, Rugby, CV22 6LJ Details...
19/09/2025 Details... £86,000 Flat 27, Trinity Court, Church Street, Rugby, CV21 3PU Details...
19/09/2025 Details... £375,000 2 Oxlip Close, Rugby, CV23 0JQ Details...
19/09/2025 Details... £422,500 20 Almond Close, Barby, Rugby, CV23 8TL Details...
19/09/2025 Details... £325,000 143 Townsend Lane, Long Lawford, Rugby, CV23 9DF Details...
18/09/2025 Details... £285,000 107 Crick Road, Rugby, CV21 4DZ Details...
17/09/2025 Details... £158,000 The Old Bakery, 47A, Windsor Street, Rugby, CV21 3NZ Details...
16/09/2025 Details... £110,000 5 Mulberry Road, Rugby, CV22 7TD Details...
15/09/2025 Details... £165,000 18 Sandown Road, Rugby, CV21 3LG Details...
15/09/2025 Details... £270,000 18 Oakfield Road, Rugby, CV22 6AU Details...
15/09/2025 Details... £120,400 7 Bugle Close, Rugby, CV23 0FD Details...
12/09/2025 Details... £150,000 116 Wood Street, Rugby, CV21 2NW Details...
12/09/2025 Details... £607,500 16 Langlands Place, Rugby, CV23 0JG Details...
11/09/2025 Details... £362,000 4 Barby Road, Kilsby, Rugby, CV23 8XD Details...
10/09/2025 Details... £50,000 Apartment 20, Riverside Corner, Parkfield Road, Rugby, CV21 1EF Details...
08/09/2025 Details... £475,000 23 Blyth Close, Cawston, Rugby, CV22 7GY Details...
08/09/2025 Details... £245,000 34 Cunningham Way, Rugby, CV22 7JB Details...
08/09/2025 Details... £235,000 32 Ashman Avenue, Long Lawford, Rugby, CV23 9AG Details...
05/09/2025 Details... £300,000 3 Rydal Close, Rugby, CV21 1JP Details...
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Rugby is a charming market town situated in Warwickshire, England. Straddling the River Avon and enjoying close proximity to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, Rugby boasts a plethora of stunning parks, woodlands and green spaces. The town is widely renowned as the birthplace of rugby football, and visitors can trace the sport's history at Rugby School – where the game was first played in 1823. Today, Rugby offers a diverse range of cultural experiences, including theatre performances at the award-winning Rugby Theatre and live concerts at The Benn Hall. The town's excellent transport links make it an ideal location for those looking to commute to nearby cities like Birmingham or Coventry, with regular rail services to both cities available from Rugby railway station. With an attractive mix of history, culture and natural beauty – Rugby is undoubtedly one of Warwickshire's best-kept secrets.