Lingwood’s residential market, as at 27 September 2026, shows 36 properties currently for sale at an average price of £604,833, with asking prices spanning from £290,000 up to £1,650,000. Of those 36 listings, 15 are already sold subject to contract and 21 remain actively marketed, giving an SSTC rate of 41.7%. Properties here are taking an average of 119 days to find a buyer, and against that backdrop the market is currently classified as a Sellers’ Market.
Snapshot date: 27 September 2026
Average price: £604,833
Price range: £290,000 to £1,650,000
Properties currently for sale: 36
Sold subject to contract (SSTC): 15
Still actively marketed: 21
SSTC rate: +41.7%
Average days on market: 119 days
Market temperature: Sellers’ Market
Recent Land Registry completions: 6 (3 Detached, 3 Semi-Detached), ranging from £210,000 to £326,000
Norfolk county average price: £859,663
Norfolk county average days on market: 246 days
The clearest signal on price direction in Lingwood comes from the width of the current asking range, £290,000 at the entry point through to £1,650,000 at the top, a spread of £1,360,000 that points to a market serving both modest family homes and substantial individual properties under one village name. Momentum, measured by the 41.7% SSTC rate, shows 15 of the 36 listed properties already agreed, a healthy rate of conversion rather than a stalled one. At 119 days average on market, properties here are moving noticeably faster than the Norfolk norm, a trend that supports the current sellers’ market classification rather than contradicting it.
Lingwood currently sits firmly on the sellers’ side of the ledger. With 15 of 36 properties sold subject to contract, an SSTC rate of 41.7%, and an average of 119 days to agree a sale, well under half the Norfolk county average of 246 days, demand is outpacing the rate at which new stock is being absorbed. The 21 properties still actively marketed represent the available choice for buyers entering the market now, but the conversion rate suggests they should not expect prolonged negotiating leverage on well presented homes.
Momentum in Lingwood reads as firm rather than merely steady. An SSTC rate of 41.7% is a strong conversion figure in its own right, and set against an average days on market of 119, little more than half the 246 day Norfolk county average, it points to a village where buyer interest is translating into agreed sales at a consistent pace. Nothing in the current figures suggests a slowdown, the evidence instead supports the Sellers’ Market designation attached to this snapshot.
For buyers active in Lingwood now, the 21 properties still without an offer are the realistic starting point for negotiation, though the 41.7% SSTC rate and a below average days on market figure of 119 days mean sellers here are not under pressure to accept low offers purely to generate interest. Buyers are better served by moving decisively on well priced homes near the £290,000 entry point than by waiting out a seller, since the pace of this market, faster than the Norfolk average by 127 days, works against a prolonged holding strategy.
What strikes us most about Lingwood at present is the sheer range the village now covers, from £290,000 up to £1,650,000 within the same 36 listings. That is a wider spread than many comparable Norfolk villages manage, and it reflects a place that has quietly attracted both first time buyers and those seeking a more substantial family home without leaving the area. Our own tracking of the village shows a consistent pattern of properties agreeing sales well ahead of the wider county’s pace, which tells us local demand for Lingwood specifically, not just Norfolk generally, is doing much of the work.
A closer look at Lingwood’s figures shows two datasets that, while both genuine, describe different parts of the same market. The six most recent Land Registry completions, all recorded between late May and mid August 2026, range from £210,000 for a semi-detached property on Post Office Close to £326,000 for a detached home on Elm Road, an average of just over £250,000 across those sales. That sits well below the current average asking price of £604,833 across the 36 properties presently listed. The gap is explained by the breadth of the live market, which runs up to £1,650,000, pulling the asking average upward in a way the recent completions, all comfortably under £330,000, do not yet reflect. Buyers and sellers reading this report should treat the Land Registry figures as the hard evidence of what has actually changed hands, and the asking price average as a description of current stock rather than a guide to likely sale price at the upper end.
Buying in Lingwood at present means moving within a market that rewards decisiveness. With 119 days the average time a property takes to go under offer, considerably faster than the 246 day Norfolk county norm, buyers who hesitate on a well priced home risk losing it to another offer. Of the 36 properties currently listed, 21 remain actively marketed and available to view, spanning from £290,000 up to £1,650,000, so there is genuine choice across budgets. Recent completed sales recorded at Land Registry, from £210,000 to £326,000, give a useful reality check on what more modest Lingwood homes have actually achieved, as distinct from what is currently being asked.
Our considered view of Lingwood is that it continues to perform as a sellers’ market without showing signs of overheating. The SSTC rate of 41.7% and the 119 day average time to agree a sale both point to healthy, sustained demand rather than a short lived spike, and the village’s price range, £290,000 to £1,650,000, shows it is no longer a market defined by a single property type or budget. We would encourage anyone weighing up Lingwood against neighbouring villages to look closely at the actual Land Registry completions rather than asking prices alone, since the two currently tell meaningfully different stories about value.
An investor assessing Lingwood is looking at an average asking price of £604,833 across 36 current listings, an SSTC rate of 41.7%, and an average days on market figure of 119, well inside the 246 day Norfolk county average. Recent Land Registry completions, £210,000 to £326,000 across three detached and three semi-detached sales, suggest the more affordable end of the village has recently changed hands at levels considerably below the current asking average, which may be of interest to those targeting entry level stock rather than the upper portion of the £290,000 to £1,650,000 range.
The six most recent Land Registry completions in Lingwood split evenly between detached and semi-detached properties, three of each, with prices ranging from £210,000 for a semi-detached home on Post Office Close to £326,000 for a detached property on Elm Road. That even split suggests neither property type currently commands a dramatically different price band within the completed sales data, though the wider asking price range up to £1,650,000 indicates that larger or more individual detached properties at the top of the market are driving the average price well above what the recent semi-detached and detached completions alone would suggest.
Lingwood currently has 36 properties for sale, of which 15 are sold subject to contract and 21 remain actively seeking buyers. Asking prices across this live stock run from £290,000 to £1,650,000, with an average of £604,833, and the average time these properties are taking to go under offer stands at 119 days. The proportion already under offer, 41.7%, points to consistent buyer engagement with the current range of stock on offer in the village.
Land Registry records show six completed sales in Lingwood between 29 May and 18 August 2026, distinct from the properties currently listed or sold subject to contract above. A detached property at 8 St Peters Road sold for £230,000 on 18 August 2026. A semi-detached property at 6 Willow Close sold for £217,500 on 6 July 2026. A detached property at 50 Station Road sold for £280,000 on 26 June 2026. A semi-detached property at 25 Post Office Close sold for £210,000 on 11 June 2026. A detached property at 60 Elm Road sold for £326,000 on 9 June 2026. A semi-detached property at 32 Chapel Road sold for £237,500 on 29 May 2026. Together these six sales split evenly between three detached and three semi-detached properties.
Lingwood’s average asking price of £604,833 sits £254,830 below the Norfolk county average of £859,663, a difference of 29.6%. That marks Lingwood as a genuinely more affordable option than the county as a whole, rather than a village priced in line with it. The village is also notably quicker to transact, with an average of 119 days on market against the Norfolk average of 246 days, a gap of 127 days, suggesting demand here converts into agreed sales faster than is typical across the county’s other 341 tracked areas.
Among its nearest neighbours, Lingwood sits closer to the affordable end, though not by the widest margin available locally. Brundall carries a considerably lower average price of £369,126, some £235,707 below Lingwood, alongside a stronger SSTC rate of 54.0%. Strumpshaw sits at the opposite end, with an average price of £827,500, £222,667 above Lingwood, and its own healthy SSTC rate of 50.0%. Wickhampton, meanwhile, averages £374,694, £230,139 below Lingwood, with an SSTC rate of 40.8%, the closest of the three to Lingwood’s own 41.7%. Set against this trio, Lingwood occupies a middle position on price while matching or exceeding most of its neighbours on the pace of sales.
Lingwood is a Norfolk village whose current property market reflects a genuine mix of scale, with asking prices spanning £290,000 to £1,650,000 across the 36 homes presently listed. That range points to a village offering entry level homes alongside more substantial individual properties within the same small community. An average price of £604,833 and an SSTC rate of 41.7% suggest a village that continues to draw steady buyer interest across that range, rather than one defined by a single property type or budget. For buyers comparing Norfolk villages, Lingwood’s breadth of stock, from affordable semi-detached homes to properties well into seven figures, is one of its more distinctive features at present.
Selling in Lingwood at present means operating from a position of relative strength, with 41.7% of current stock already sold subject to contract and an average of just 119 days to achieve that outcome, well inside the Norfolk county average of 246 days. That pace does not mean any price will do. The recent Land Registry completions, all between £210,000 and £326,000, show that realistic pricing at the lower end of the market continues to sell quickly, while sellers at the upper end of the £290,000 to £1,650,000 range should expect the process, and the eventual buyer pool, to look rather different.
Choosing the right agent for a Lingwood sale means finding a team that tracks the difference between what is currently being asked across the village’s 36 listings and what has actually completed at Land Registry level in recent months, a gap our own monitoring of the area keeps a close eye on. We follow Lingwood’s SSTC activity, its days on market figures, and its sale outcomes alongside the neighbouring villages, which means pricing advice here is grounded in current evidence rather than hopeful comparison to the most expensive home on the road.
The Ivybridge Collection tracks Lingwood as part of its ongoing coverage of the wider Norfolk market, monitoring the village’s listings, SSTC activity, and completed sales alongside Brundall, Strumpshaw, Wickhampton and the other areas within our regional coverage. That continuous local tracking, rather than a one off snapshot, is what allows us to speak with confidence about how Lingwood’s current figures compare both historically and against its immediate neighbours.
Our professional advice for anyone selling in Lingwood right now is to price with direct reference to the six recent Land Registry completions, £210,000 to £326,000, rather than to the top of the village’s current £290,000 to £1,650,000 asking range, which reflects a small number of larger or more individual properties rather than typical achievable value. Buyers, meanwhile, should expect to move quickly on anything priced in line with those recent completions, given an average of just 119 days to agree a sale across the village as a whole. Anyone weighing a purchase or sale above £500,000 in particular should seek a property specific valuation rather than relying on the village average, since the asking price range here is wide enough that averages alone can mislead.
This report on Lingwood is compiled from a snapshot taken on 27 September 2026, drawing on current property listings, Land Registry completed sale records, and comparative data across 341 other areas within our wider Norfolk coverage. Figures presented here, average price, SSTC rate, days on market and completed sale prices, are stated as recorded at that date and are not projections.
Thinking about what your Lingwood property might achieve against these current conditions? With 41.7% of listed stock already sold subject to contract and homes typically agreeing a sale in 119 days, timing your approach well matters. An evidence based valuation, grounded in both current asking prices and the recent Land Registry completions, gives a realistic starting point whether you are considering a sale now or simply want to understand where your property sits within the village’s current range.
For a fuller picture of how the local area compares, our market reports for Brundall, Strumpshaw and Wickhampton cover each village’s own pricing, SSTC activity and days on market in the same detail as this Lingwood report, useful reading for anyone weighing up Lingwood against its immediate neighbours before deciding where to buy or sell.
