FAQs About Moving to Milton Keynes
Our team at Compare My Move work tirelessly to provide all the relevant answers you need when it comes to your Milton Keynes move. The most popular time of year to move here is in August, whilst the most popular moving day is Friday.
The current average house price in Milton Keynes stands at £273,116 with the average asking rent at £1,034 pcm. Whilst planning your budget, don’t forget to consider the average cost of moving here, which currently stands at £1,047. Use Compare My Move to compare removal quotes today and you could save up to a further 70% on the cost of your move.
- How Much Are House Removal Costs In Milton Keynes?
- What is The Best Time of Year To Move in Milton Keynes?
- What is The Best Day Of The Week To Move In Milton Keynes?
- Most Popular Locations for Milton Keynes Movers?
- What Are The Average Property Prices In Milton Keynes?
- What is the Average Rent in Milton Keynes?
How Much Are House Removal Costs In Milton Keynes?
Our data revealed that the average removal cost in Milton Keynes is £1,047. It’s important to note that this cost will vary depending on a variety of factors such as the size of the property and the distance of the move. It may also be affected by the day of the move, for example, Sunday moves are often cheaper.
We found that the lowest cost of moving within this area is currently £841, with the most expensive costing up to £1,254. To save money on your house move, don’t forget to compare removal quotes with Compare My Move.
What is The Best Time of Year To Move in Milton Keynes?
Like many UK movers, our Milton Keynes users prefer to move house during the Summer months, with August being the most popular month for moving dates. August had the majority percentage of users with 10.01%, whilst July followed closely behind with 9.47%.
This is unsurprising as many movers prefer Summer and the school holidays as a date to move house. From warmer weather to lighter days, this time of year provides the ideal conditions, convincing many users to book their moving dates.
The least popular month to move in Milton Keynes is February, with only 7.17% of movers choosing this as their moving date. Winter months are often unpopular amongst movers due to the colder temperatures and less amount of daylight to make the most of. Whether you’re moving during the most or least popular time of year, using Compare My Move to compare removal quotes could save you up to 70% on your costs.
What is The Best Day Of The Week To Move In Milton Keynes?
The most popular day to move house for movers in Milton Keynes is Friday, with an overwhelming majority of 32.79%. Many movers prefer the start of the weekend to move as, unlike the working week, there is often more free time to make the most of.
The second most popular day, accounting for 16.09% of users is Saturday. Sunday is the least popular moving day among movers in Milton Keynes, with just 3.65% opting for this day.
This isn’t surprising as the following working week brings too much chaos for movers to settle in and unpack. Sunday may be the cheapest day to move but it is also when many conveyancing and estate agent offices are closed, meaning there could be less communication on the day you move.
Most Popular Locations for Milton Keynes Movers?
If you’re thinking of moving out of Milton Keynes, you’ll be pleased to learn that Compare My Move’s network of reliable partners also accommodates short and long-distance moves. Whether you’re moving in or out of the area, we have the perfect removals company for the job.
Using our own data, we’ve researched the top four destinations for Milton Keynes movers outside of the main town. Bedford was found to be the most popular destination with a 21.05% majority. Other popular locations included London, Northampton and Buckingham.
Below, we’ve created a list of the top locations for our Milton Keynes movers. We’ve also included the average house price for each region using the most recent data from the UK House Price Index. For comparison, Milton Keynes average house price is £273,116.
- Bedford
Excluding Milton Keynes, the majority of our removals relocate to Bedford. The average property price for this area is £302,732 which is higher than Milton Keynes’ current average.
- London
One of the most popular destinations for many British movers, London is next on our list with an average price of £496,269. This is significantly more than Milton Keynes’ average, but the excellent transport links, salaries and job opportunities make up for the overall property price.
- Northampton
Another favourite amongst our movers, Northampton has an average asking price of £228,706. With the cheapest property price on our list, it’s easy to see why so many relocate here.
- Buckingham
Another high average on this list, Buckingham is also a popular location with an average house price of £419,428. You may require a high budget to move here but it provides a prime location that’s even fit for a queen.
What Are The Average Property Prices In Milton Keynes?
Compare My Move’s extensive network of partners all cater to local and long-distance moves and will always aim to provide a seamless move.
To help you set your budget, it’s important to do your research beforehand and find out the best areas in Milton Keynes to call home. Property prices here fluctuated throughout 2020, with uncertainty surrounding the property market. As of February 2021, they have started to increase again bringing the average house price up to £273,116.
In January 2020, new build properties significantly increased in price, rising by 1.6%. Existing properties, however, decreased by -0.1%. To help you with your house-hunting experience, we’ve listed a few of the cheapest areas in Milton Keynes, including their average house prices
- Wolverton
A village to the north of Milton Keynes, Wolverton has an average house price of £227,675 making it the cheapest area on our list. With plenty of green spaces, a historic football ground and a range of property types, Wolverton is the perfect home for any growing family.
- Bradwell
Bradwell is an old village with an average house price of £364,285. It became part of Milton Keynes in 1967 and has a variety of properties to view and potentially call home. With many sports fields and a range of local clubs, it’s easy to keep active and have fun.
- Bletchley
Home to Bletchley Park, the headquarters of Britain's World War II codebreaking organisation, Bletchley currently has an average property price of £243,396. For those wishing to commute, the town has one local railway station and a large bus station situated near Saxon Street.
- Stony Stratford
The most expensive option on our list currently, Stony Stratford has an average house price of £392,886. A busy market town bordering Northamptonshire, Stony Stratford attracts many tourists especially in June with the annual ‘Folk on the Green’ festival.
What is the Average Rent in Milton Keynes?
Not everyone looks to buy their properties using a mortgage. Sometimes renting is a much more suitable solution and so, to help you with your search, Compare My Move has done all the hard work for you, locating the cheapest areas to rent in Milton Keynes.
Don’t forget to compare removal quotes with us to ensure you only use the most reliable moving companies in Milton Keynes. By completing our easy online form, you’ll be connected with up to 6 trusted removal companies, helping you save up to 70% on your removal costs.
Taking data from Zoopla, we’ve listed some of the cheapest areas to rent under the Milton Keynes postcode, including their current average asking rent. For comparison, Milton Keynes’ average asking rent is £1,034 pcm.
- Newport Pagnell
First on our list with the cheapest average asking rent of £854 pcm is the village of Newport Pagnell. For those looking for small homes to rent, 1-bedroom flats currently average at £750 pcm, according to Zoopla. However, 2-bedroom houses average at £888 pcm.
- Stony Stratford
Stony Stratford is next with a higher average asking price of £970 pcm. For 1-bedroom flats, the average rent currently stands at £693 pcm, whilst larger 2-bedroom houses average at £886 pcm.
- Bletchley
Bletchley offers an average asking rent of £988 pcm, with 1-bedroom flats averaging at £745 pcm. For those searching for a more spacious property to call home, 2-bedroom flats average at £1,096 pcm.
- Wolverton
Finally, Wolverton offers an average asking rent of £978 pcm, with 2-bedroom houses averaging at £793. For slightly more affordable properties, 1-bedroom flats have an average asking rent of £706 pcm.
