Local market stats
Every home on the portals in these two villages, across all agents. Uttlesford, Essex.
Figures read 26 August 2026
listings already under offer
7 under offer
28 on the market
listings already under offer
11 under offer
54 on the market
This is a picture of one day. It counts every home showing as sold subject to contract on 26 August 2026. It is not a running total of what went under offer over the summer, because the portals do not record the date the flag went on.
The market today
What a pound buys
This is the number worth knowing before you price your own home. The Little Canfield home in the middle of the market asks £120,000 more than the Takeley one, and each square foot of it costs 12% less. The bigger cheque is buying more floor, not a higher price for every foot of it.
Little Canfieldper square foot, across a middle home of 1,749 sq ft
Takeleyper square foot, across a middle home of 1,365 sq ft
A terraced house in Little Canfield asks £443 for each square foot. A detached house there asks £336. That is a 32% premium per foot for the smaller property. Owners of smaller homes tend to assume they sit at the weak end of the market. Measured by the foot, they sit at the strong end.
Price per square foot comes from the 22 Little Canfield and 38 Takeley listings that publish a floor area. For wider context, the whole CM6 1 postcode sector averages £373 a square foot across 197 listings, and CM22 6 averages £396 across 117. Those sectors are much larger than the villages and take in Great Dunmow, Elsenham and Henham.
Asking prices
Days on the market
Each figure is counted for each listing, one at a time, from the day it was advertised. It measures time since listing for homes still showing, so quick sales leave the figures early and the real typical time is shorter than this.
How to read this
The two villages sit inside one another. 12 of the 28 addresses posted as Little Canfield fall in Takeley parish, so there is no clean line between them. Treat this as one housing market that prices in two different ways rather than two places you can draw a border around.
Middle means the midpoint: half the homes sit above it and half below. It describes the market better than an average, which one very large house can pull about.
The window for anything dated here runs 1 June to 26 August 2026, 86 days. Sold price records from the Land Registry lag about ten weeks and cannot cover it.
Under offer is a live count on 26 August 2026 of homes showing as sold subject to contract. It is a snapshot, not a tally of what went under offer over the summer.
Village, not postcode. Each home was sorted by its postal address. The postcode sectors are far bigger than the villages and take in Great Dunmow, Elsenham and Henham. Great Canfield is a separate village and is left out.
PDF, one page. Every figure on this page, laid out to print.
Your own home
These numbers describe 82 other homes. Yours has its own size, its own condition and its own street, and on a market where the rate per square foot swings from £335 to £443 inside one village, those things decide the price. If you are thinking about selling in Little Canfield or Takeley, we will come and give you a figure for your own address, with the comparable homes it is built on.
One of the team will call you to arrange a time. If you would rather reach us first, call 01279 600567 or email [email protected].