# NN18 8NW Area Summary
The NN18 8NW postcode covers part of Corby, Northamptonshire, a town that has undergone significant regeneration since its historic steel industry decline. This area represents an affordable segment of the East Midlands property market, with an average property price of £121,695 based on 66 properties—substantially below the national average. This pricing positions NN18 8NW as an accessible option for first-time buyers, young families, and property investors seeking rental yields in a redeveloping industrial town.
Corby has benefited from improved transport links, including direct rail connections to London St Pancras (approximately 70 minutes), which has gradually enhanced its appeal to commuters seeking more affordable housing whilst maintaining capital access. The town centre has seen ongoing investment with retail and leisure facilities, though the area maintains its working-class character. Properties in this postcode typically comprise a mix of post-war housing, modern developments, and terraced homes reflecting Corby's industrial heritage.
The low average property values suggest this area offers strong potential for capital growth as Corby continues its economic transformation, though buyers should research specific streets and local amenities carefully. The market here tends to attract practical buyers focused on value rather than prestige, making it a functional rather than aspirational location within the wider Northamptonshire property landscape.
The average house price in NN18 8NW, Corby is £121,695. Prices range from £80,000 to £250,000.
There are 66 properties in NN18 8NW, Corby.
NN18 8NW contains 25 terraced properties, 21 semi-detached properties, 20 detached properties.
Average house prices in NN18 8NW have risen by 120.7% from £113,262 in 2002 to £250,000 in 2024.
NN18 8NW is located in Corby, Northamptonshire, England.
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