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What is the most expensive (and cheapest) area of Colchester? Little Horkesley

Little Horkesley is the most expensive of the 35 areas in Colchester, with an average sold price of £1,955,000. East Donyland is the cheapest at £311,081, 84% less.

Little Horkesley average
£1,955,000
Cheapest: East Donyland
£311,081
Areas compared
35

Sold prices from HM Land Registry, not asking prices. How we calculate this

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How do all 35 areas of Colchester compare?

Average sold price in each area of Colchester, most expensive first, with the change over one year.

  1. 1
    Little Horkesley

    £1,955,000

    Change over one year: +505.0%

  2. 2
    Mount Bures

    £968,333

    Change over one year: +21.8%

  3. 3
    Layer Breton

    £674,629

    Change over one year: +18.9%

  4. 4
    Great and Little Wigborough

    £638,500

    Change over one year: +22.8%

  5. 5
    Wormingford

    £612,123

    Change over one year: −18.5%

  6. 6
    Dedham

    £607,669

    Change over one year: +1.2%

  7. 7
    Langham

    £581,471

    Change over one year: +0.6%

  8. 8
    Layer Marney

    £552,000

    Change over one year: +11.4%

  9. 9
    Fingringhoe

    £546,428

    Change over one year: −2.0%

  10. 10
    East Mersea

    £541,250

    Change over one year: −12.0%

  11. 11
    Great Horkesley

    £540,821

    Change over one year: −0.6%

  12. 12
    Peldon

    £535,407

    Change over one year: −0.6%

  13. 13
    Layer-de-la-Haye

    £531,345

    Change over one year: −2.4%

  14. 14
    Fordham

    £529,576

    Change over one year: +37.8%

  15. 15
    Boxted

    £511,035

    Change over one year: −17.1%

  16. 16
    Wakes Colne

    £511,000

    Change over one year: −35.0%

  17. 17
    Salcott

    £510,000

    Change over one year: +112.5%

  18. 18
    Messing-cum-Inworth

    £507,750

    Change over one year: −0.4%

  19. 19
    Birch

    £507,222

    Change over one year: −0.3%

  20. 20
    Chappel

    £495,277

    Change over one year: −5.3%

  21. 21
    Aldham

    £479,031

    Change over one year: +43.0%

  22. 22
    Langenhoe

    £441,875

    Change over one year: −32.3%

  23. 23
    Abberton

    £437,000

    Change over one year: −4.5%

  24. 24
    Great Tey

    £428,374

    Change over one year: −5.9%

  25. 25
    West Mersea

    £426,495

    Change over one year: −5.2%

  26. 26
    West Bergholt

    £417,631

    Change over one year: −6.7%

  27. 27
    Copford

    £415,900

    Change over one year: −10.0%

  28. 28
    Eight Ash Green

    £402,454

    Change over one year: −16.4%

  29. 29
    Virley

    £391,250

    Change over one year: +1.2%

  30. 30
    Tiptree

    £368,679

    Change over one year: −4.3%

  31. 31
    Wivenhoe

    £352,648

    Change over one year: −0.6%

  32. 32
    Stanway

    £345,934

    Change over one year: +2.2%

  33. 33
    Mile End

    £331,539

    Change over one year: −0.8%

  34. 34
    Marks Tey

    £321,897

    Change over one year: −11.7%

  35. 35
    East Donyland

    £311,081

    Change over one year: +2.7%

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Where does this data come from?

Price information is from HM Land Registry, location boundaries are from OpenStreetMap, and households and population are from Nomis Census 2021 postcode estimates (21 March 2021). Parks and green space are from OS Open Greenspace. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

Last updated 7 October 2026 at 02:21 with the latest Land Registry data (August 2026). The Colchester dataset covers 7,509 postcodes.

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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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