The numbers, side by side
Real listings, pulled from the market at the same time as this one. Wake Green Park is the cheapest of the group, and its 956-year lease is the longest by a wide margin.
Sourced from live jitty.com listings01
Three one-bedroom leasehold flats currently for sale within a mile of Wake Green Park.
| Property | Price | Lease remaining | EPC | £ / sq ft | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wake Green ParkMoseley, Birmingham B13 9XP | OIRO £82,000 | 956 years | C (69) | £258 | |
| Wake Green RoadMoseley, B13 9XY | £95,000 | Not listed | E (50) / D (63) | Not listed | Full comparison → |
| Trafalgar RoadMoseley | £120,000 | 88 years | C (77) | £282 | Full comparison → |
| Cromer RoadBalsall Heath, B12 9QR | £120,000 | Not listed | D (58) | £298 | Full comparison → |
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Not a fair fight — a studio and a shared-ownership flat aren't the same as a full one-bedroom purchase — but the contrast is worth seeing.
Coopers Close · Tower Hamlets, London
£230,000
A 958-year lease — nearly identical to Wake Green Park’s 956 years — but £230,000 buys a studio flat with no separate bedroom, versus a proper one-bedroom apartment here.
Cordwainer House · Hackney, London
£200,000 for a 50% share · full value £400,000
A similarly sized one-bedroom flat (492 sq ft vs 318 sq ft here) is valued at £400,000 in full — buyers only get a 50% shared-ownership stake for £200,000, on a much shorter 107-year lease.
Seen enough?