Sold prices · SS6 Rayleigh

How much did houses on Hilary Crescent, SS6 Rayleigh sell for?

The most recent registered sale is 28 Hilary Crescent, sold for £672,500 in February 2026. 10 registered sales on Hilary Crescent since April 2024, dominated by semi-detached houses (70% of activity). Average sale price £405,000. That's 6% below the SS6 area average of £432,125.

Sales activity on Hilary Crescent

Average sale price

£405,000

10 sales total

Median sale price

£387,500

Range £270,000 – £672,500

Last 12 months

£566,250

2 sales since Jan 2024

vs SS6 average

6% below

SS6 avg £432,125

Property type mix

  • Detached3 sales (30%)
  • Semi-detached7 sales (70%)

Tenure: 100% freehold, 0% leasehold

Quarterly activity

  • 2024-Q2
    2 · £367,500
  • 2024-Q3
    3 · £374,167
  • 2024-Q4
    2 · £340,000
  • 2025-Q2
    1 · £380,000
  • 2025-Q3
    1 · £460,000
  • 2026-Q1
    1 · £672,500

Each bar shows the average sale price for the quarter, scaled against the highest quarter on this street.

Hilary Crescent on the map

Every registered sale on Hilary Crescent, plotted on an Ordnance Survey map. Tap a pin for the price, property type and sale date. Locations are shown at postcode level, so pins sit close to the property rather than on the exact doorstep.

Sold-price data: Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Map: Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database rights 2026. Postcode locations via postcodes.io.

Most recent registered sales

SoldAddressTypeTenurePrice
2 Feb 202628SS6 8NDDetachedfreehold£672,500
12 Sept 202562SS6 8NDDetachedfreehold£460,000
25 Apr 202515SS6 8NBSemi-detachedfreehold£380,000
5 Dec 202457SS6 8NBSemi-detachedfreehold£410,000
29 Nov 202442SS6 8NDSemi-detachedfreehold£270,000
9 Sept 202430SS6 8NDSemi-detachedfreehold£410,000
28 Aug 202449SS6 8NBSemi-detachedfreehold£337,500
24 Jul 202429SS6 8NBDetachedfreehold£375,000
21 Jun 202416SS6 8NDSemi-detachedfreehold£395,000
25 Apr 202441SS6 8NBSemi-detachedfreehold£340,000

What Hilary Crescent is like

Hilary Crescent is mostly semi-detached, making up 70% of recorded sales, with a mix of other property types alongside.

Nearly every sale here has been freehold.

Sold prices have ranged from £270,000 to £672,500, with a median of £387,500.

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Hilary Crescent in context. SS6 Rayleigh

Across SS6, 1201 properties have been registered as sold since January 2024 at an average of £432,125. Hilary Crescent ranks below that average.

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Common questions about Hilary Crescent

How much did a house on Hilary Crescent, Rayleigh sell for?+

The most recent registered sale on Hilary Crescent is 28 Hilary Crescent, sold for £672,500 in February 2026. Every registered sale on the street, with house numbers, dates and prices, is listed on this page from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.

What is the average sold price on Hilary Crescent, SS6 Rayleigh?+

The average sold price on Hilary Crescent is £405,000, based on 10 registered sales since April 2024. The median is £387,500, and individual sales have ranged from £270,000 to £672,500. Figures are from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.

What types of homes are on Hilary Crescent?+

Hilary Crescent is mostly semi-detached houses (70% of recorded sales). Across all registered sales the mix is 30% detached, 70% semi-detached, 0% terraced and 0% flats or maisonettes, and 100% of sales were freehold.

How does Hilary Crescent compare to the rest of SS6?+

Hilary Crescent is 6% below the SS6 area average of £432,125. That comparison uses every registered sale in both, from HM Land Registry.

Have house prices on Hilary Crescent gone up?+

Comparing the average sale price in 2024 (£362,500) with 2026 (£672,500), prices on Hilary Crescent have risen by around 86%. These are small annual sample sizes, so treat the direction as a guide rather than a precise figure.

How do I find out what my home on Hilary Crescent is worth today?+

Sold prices show what nearby homes have changed hands for. They are not a current valuation of yours. ValuQ gives UK homeowners free, side-by-side valuations from competing local agents, signing agents into towns where seller demand has earned them. Rayleigh does not yet have agents on the panel. Submitting your details is itself the demand signal that brings them in. You will get a text the moment local Rayleigh agents come on, and your 48-hour valuation clock starts then. Free for sellers, always.