1 homes sold in TR22 (St Agnes, Isles of Scilly) in the 60 months to June 2026, at a median sold price of £440,000 — too few had an EPC-matched floor area to publish a reliable price per square metre, so the individual sales below are the evidence for this area.
Map of 1 recent sales in TR22. Full details are in the sold transactions table below.
Each dot is the ONS centroid of the sale’s postcode unit, not the building — every sale sharing a postcode plots at the same point, though the pop-up names one address. Overlapping dots are drawn in random order, so which one is on top is not the older or the cheaper one. Colours are cut on the sales plotted here.
St Agnes · South West
HM Land Registry sold prices to June 2026 (registrations lag ~2–8 weeks) · updated June 2026 · Open Government Licence v3.0 · how these figures are made
Too few matched sales to publish a reliable median — the 1 individual sale is listed below, and they are the evidence for this area.
For context, South West publishes a median of £3,560 per m².
n = 0 matched sales
£440,000
Mean: £440,000
Avg floor area (matched sales): 125 m²
n = 1 sales
1
0 with known floor area
Against the individual sales recorded in TR22.
Enter a price. Add a floor area for its £ per m² too.
Floor space at the median price per m² in TR22, and the same budget in the nearest districts.
TR22 has too few sales with a matched floor area to publish a median £ per m², so a budget cannot be turned into floor space here.
Every sale, 60 months — free · about the dataset
Barnaby Cottage, Isles of Scilly
£440,000
| Address | Type | Tenure | £/m² | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 May 2023 | Barnaby Cottage, Isles of ScillyTR22 0PL | £440,000 | Detached | Leasehold | — |
Showing 1 of 1 sales in the last 60 months · 1 of them carry no £/m² (outside the quality fence) — the sales themselves are all here
Median £ per square metre in the nearest districts.
Each line is that district’s own quarterly median price per m² over the last ten years, scaled to its own range — so compare the directions, not the heights.