Guildford and Woking Homes Among Cheapest Properties Sold in Surrey
Surrey may be known for its upscale property market, but recent Land Registry data shows there are still bargains to be found—if you know where to look.
In March 2024, a flat on Josephs Road in Guildford sold for just £190,000, making it one of the most affordable properties in the area. Meanwhile, an end-of-terrace house in Woking changed hands for £250,000—a rare deal in a market where the average home price often exceeds £500,000.
Here are some of the cheapest properties sold in Surrey that month:
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Flat, Josephs Road, Guildford – £190,000
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Flat, Russels Crescent, Horley – £200,000
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Flat, Foxhills, Ottershaw – £205,000
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Flat, Fordbridge Court, Ashford – £208,000
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End-terrace house, Alpha Road, Woking – £250,000
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Flat, Copper Beeches, Camberley – £205,000
While some of these properties may be leasehold or require refurbishment, they offer a more accessible route into the Surrey property market—particularly for first-time buyers or investors.
In comparison, the UK’s most expensive sale in March 2024 was a terraced home in Kensington and Chelsea, which sold for over £15 million.
Looking to enter the Surrey property market? Deals like these show that affordability still exists—especially if you're open to smaller flats or renovation projects.