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Latest house prices for Wigton

Details of 11,700 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
22/09/2026 Details... £135,000 11 North Street, Fletchertown, Wigton, CA7 1BP Details...
18/09/2026 Details... £113,500 1 Sevenoaks Terrace, Wigton, CA7 9DG Details...
11/09/2026 Details... £265,000 Headley, , Little Bampton, Wigton, CA7 0JQ Details...
08/09/2026 Details... £300,000 Park End, , Caldbeck, Wigton, CA7 8HH Details...
04/09/2026 Details... £326,500 Railway Villa, Station Road, Wigton, CA7 9BA Details...
04/09/2026 Details... £182,000 31 Syke Road, Wigton, CA7 9LX Details...
02/09/2026 Details... £110,000 6 Burnswark Terrace, Silloth, Wigton, CA7 4EF Details...
01/09/2026 Details... £165,000 3 Skiddaw Terrace, Newton Arlosh, Wigton, CA7 5AT Details...
28/08/2026 Details... £308,000 Latrigg, , Blencogo, Wigton, CA7 0BZ Details...
28/08/2026 Details... £156,550 3 East End Cottages, Gilcrux, Wigton, CA7 2QD Details...
24/08/2026 Details... £95,000 Liddell House, Liddell Street, Silloth, Wigton, CA7 4DR Details...
24/08/2026 Details... £5,000 Barnclose, East Cote, Skinburness Road, Silloth, Wigton, CA7 4QH Details...
24/08/2026 Details... £277,000 1 The Court Yard, Hesket Newmarket, Wigton, CA7 8JJ Details...
21/08/2026 Details... £277,500 Barnwalls, , Bothel, Wigton, CA7 2HY Details...
21/08/2026 Details... £130,000 6 Orchard Road, Wigton, CA7 9JL Details...
20/08/2026 Details... £220,000 2 Station View, Abbey Town, Wigton, CA7 4RQ Details...
19/08/2026 Details... £153,000 18 Hadrians Avenue, Anthorn, Wigton, CA7 5AP Details...
19/08/2026 Details... £210,000 3 Chestnut Grove, Kirkbride, Wigton, CA7 5JX Details...
18/08/2026 Details... £135,000 9 Mill Road, Glasson, Wigton, CA7 5EE Details...
17/08/2026 Details... £98,000 1, Donaldson Cottages, Water Street, Wigton, CA7 9AP Details...
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Wigton is a traditional Cumbrian market town, situated on the Solway Plain about ten miles west of Carlisle. It serves as a practical hub for the surrounding rural communities, with a history rooted in the local agricultural economy and its past as a centre for tanning and weaving. Geographically, it sits in an open landscape between the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the northern fells of the Lake District, providing easy access to both without the crowded feel of the national park interior. The town is built around its central market square, home to the landmark ornate Victorian drinking fountain, while the local railway station connects the town directly to the Cumbrian Coast Line. It’s a town with a steady, functional pace of life, well-served by a long-standing secondary school and a variety of independent shops that have survived here longer than in many other northern towns.