TS7 8JT
Last sold £190,000 in March 2001
21, Okehampton Drive, Middlesbrough
- Property type
- Bungalow
- Bedrooms
- 4 (est.)
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Floor area
- 1,615 sq ft / 150 sq m
- EPC rating
- D
- Elevation
- About 54m — higher than about 70% of homes in Middlesbrough
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Price history in context
- Mar 2001 — £190,000
What this home might be worth today
£598,000
Estimate range £568,000–£628,000
+214.6% since March 2001 — last sale carried forward by the UK House Price Index to April 2026.
paid well above the local norm at the time
vs 15 nearby sales within a year · 4-bed (est.) bungalow within 1 km
The life around it
- Easterside Academy 24-min walk
- Captain Cook Primary School 41-min walk crosses a major road
- Marton station 32-min walk crosses a major road
- Stainsby Wood 4.9km
- The coast (coastline) 4.8km
- Hemlington Lake 2.5km
- Pond 474m
- Teesside White Water Course 6.3km
- Marton West Beck 518m
- Fairy Dell Park 336m
- Playing Field 115m
- Budgens 507m
- The Marton Hotel & Country Club (A) 305m
Broadband
- Gigabit 1 Gbit/s or more 100% of premises
- Ultrafast 100 Mbit/s or more 100% of premises
- Superfast 30 Mbit/s or more 100% of premises
Ofcom figures for every home in this postcode — about fifteen addresses — not a measurement of this one. They say what can be ordered here, not the speed you would get: that depends on the package you buy. Ofcom Connected Nations, July 2024. About this data
Commute by train
From Marton, 1.4km away
- 91 min Newcastle
- 107 min Leeds
Train only, station to station, at the weekday morning peak — getting to the station is not included, because we don't know whether you'd walk, drive or take a bus. The distance to the platform is above so you can judge that yourself.
Schools nearby
Flood risk
Environment Agency flood risk from rivers and sea: outside every mapped risk area. Check the current map
Noise
Road noise here is mapped at 60–64 dB (Lden, DEFRA 2022) — a busy road within earshot.
Modelled annual average at this point, not a measurement on the doorstep. Below 55 dB is not mapped.
Sunshine and hills
Sunshine: about 1,400 hours a year — sunnier than 10% of homes in England and Wales. Met Office average for this square kilometre, 1991–2020.
Hills: on a gentle north-facing slope; surrounding hills hide almost none of the year's sun. Buildings and trees are not counted.
Crime
Below average for England & Wales — 56 crimes recorded nearby last year. About this data
Map
Location: exact
Nearby sold homes
- 35, Woodrow Avenue, Middlesbrough £59,000 · 2000
- 31, Woodrow Avenue, Middlesbrough £161,000 · 2017
- 55, Woodrow Avenue, Middlesbrough £51,750 · 1995
- 39, Woodrow Avenue, Middlesbrough £69,000 · 2000
- 37, Woodrow Avenue, Middlesbrough £74,950 · 2001
- 23, Woodrow Avenue, Middlesbrough £105,000 · 2003
Planning activity nearby
- Conditions Single storey extension to the rear (Demolition of existing conservatory) Mar 2025 source
- Rejected Conversion of garage to habitable room Mar 2026 source
- Conditions Two storey extension to side (Demolition of garage) Jun 2026 source
- Conditions Single storey extension to rear and side (Demolition of existing kitchen) May 2026 source
- Conditions Retrospective erection of single storey extension to rear Jan 2026 source
Planning data via PlanIt (planit.org.uk), from local planning authority registers.
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