What homes on Earsdon Road are worth today, what sold nearby and for how much, how the local market is moving, the best months to sell in North East, and what to tell buyers about West Monkseaton. For pricing advice, ways to sell and what you'll walk away with, see Selling your home.
Postcodes on Earsdon Road
Checks tied to a spot (flood, radon, ground, noise, distances) are measured at NE25 9ST, where most of the street's homes are. A long street can differ from end to end: open a postcode for its own selling page.
Each estimate moves the last sale price in line with West Monkseaton's like-for-like prices. It can't see extensions, a new kitchen or condition: open your home to adjust for those, and see how accurate the estimates are.
The local market
+4.9%like-for-like price change in the latest year (West Monkseaton)
+28%over five years
£3,358/m²typical price per floor area (437 sales with a floor area)
173standard sales in West Monkseaton in the last two years
Type of home
Sales
Typical price
Range
Detached
17
£430k
£122k – £625k
Semi-detached
81
£330k
£148k – £525k
Terraced
50
£348k
£115k – £475k
Flat
25
£140k
£95k – £182k
A quick check on an agent's valuation: multiply your floor area (on your energy certificate) by £3,358. A 90 m² home comes to about £302k; condition, garden, parking and the street move it either way.
In North East, homes completing in August, September, November sold for the most against the trend (best: September, 2.2% above; weakest: April, 2.1% below). A sale usually completes 3–4 months after it's agreed, so a September completion means agreeing a sale around June.Bars: share of the year's sales completing each month. Labels: the month's typical price against the 13 months around it, same home type, completions 2022–2025 (HM Land Registry). Part of the gap is which homes sell when (families moving in summer), so treat it as a nudge, not a rule.
Selling points for West Monkseaton
Where West Monkseaton stands out against the rest of England and Wales. Worth giving to your agent for the listing:
Low crime: 43.1 crimes a year per 1,000 residents, against 78.2 in a typical neighbourhood
Crime has fallen 12% in two years
One of the least deprived neighbourhoods in the country
Commuter-friendly: 5.3% of working residents commute by train or Tube
Popular with home workers: 40% work mainly from home
From police.uk, DfE and Ofsted, DfT journey times, NHS, Census 2021 and our own rush-hour journey times. The full neighbourhood profile.