Latest house prices for Shield Row, Stanley
Details of 279 sales available for this area
| Address: | 11 James Street, Shield Row, Stanley, DH9 8RH |
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| Type: | Terrace |
| Tenure: | Freehold |
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 (Stanley) (Shield Row) |
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Registered sales:
| Date Sold | Price Paid | Nominal change |
Real change |
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| 28 Nov 2024 | 505.7% | 166.1% | |
| 08 Sep 2000 | n/a | n/a |
Shield Row is a small village located near Stanley in the County Durham, United Kingdom. It was named after a row of miners’ houses shielded from the wind by a large slag heap, which was later reclaimed to build additional homes. This peaceful and picturesque village has a rich industrial history, with coal mining heavily contributing to the development of the area. Today, Shield Row is a welcoming community with local amenities including a convenience store, primary school, and public houses. The village is surrounded by several natural attractions such as Beamish Museum and Causey Arch, making it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts. Commuting is easy from Shield Row with proximity to major transport links including the A693 and A1(M), offering easy access to Durham City Centre and Newcastle upon Tyne.