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House prices in Mount Nod

44 homes sold within 0.6 miles of the middle of Mount Nod between April 2026 and August 2026, at a middle price of £247,000. That makes it the 9th dearest of 50 Coventry areas, 12% above the middle area (£220k). Most of the sales were terraced houses (21 of 44). Prices ranged from £25,000 to £430,000.

CV5, Coventry · within 0.6 miles of the middle of Mount Nod

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£247kmiddle price44 sales in 6 months
9th of 50Coventry rank1st is the dearest
+7%against CoventryCoventry middle £230k
£25k–£430kcheapest to dearest44 sales

Mount Nod against Coventry

TypeSalesMount Nod middleCoventry middleDifference
Detached3£325,000£375,000-13%
Semi-detached18£295,000£270,000+9%
Terraced21£225,000£215,000+5%
Flats2£133,000£120,000+11%

Middle (median) prices between April 2026 and August 2026. A difference is shown only where at least two homes of that type sold.

Recent sales

Showing the 30 most recent of 44 sales. See them all on the map.

Land Registry records arrive one to two months after a sale completes, so the latest weeks look quiet.

Nearby areas

AreaMiddle priceSalesRank in its place
Eastern Green£295,000325th
Allesley£250,000358th
Mount Nod£247,000449th
Allesley Park£245,0003510th
Whoberley£225,0003921st
Tile Hill£225,0002320th
Canley£193,5002240th
See every Coventry area ranked on the house prices in Coventry page. Prices come from HM Land Registry under the Open Government Licence.

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Questions people ask

What is the average house price in Mount Nod?

Between April 2026 and August 2026, 44 homes sold in Mount Nod at a middle price of £247,000, 7% above the Coventry figure of £230,000. It ranks 9th dearest of 50 Coventry areas.

How much do different types of home cost in Mount Nod?

Detached: £325,000 middle price from 3 sales. Semi-detached: £295,000 middle price from 18 sales. Terraced: £225,000 middle price from 21 sales. Flats: £133,000 middle price from 2 sales. Figures cover sales between April 2026 and August 2026.

What is the most expensive home sold in Mount Nod recently?

The dearest home sold between April 2026 and August 2026 was a detached house on Harpenden Drive for £430,000, completed on 11 May 2026.