Five of the cheapest homes for sale in Darlington right now

We’ve looked at some of the lowest‑priced listings on Rightmove to highlight five of the cheapest homes currently for sale in the town.

All prices and details were correct at the time of writing, but homes can sell or be withdrawn at short notice.

This is not a definitive list of the very lowest asking prices, but a snapshot of some of the cheapest options available right now based on advertised prices.

Five of the cheapest homes for sale in Darlington right now

1. £40,000 semi-detached house with garden and garage – Carnaby Road, Darlington (DL1)

A three-bedroom semi-detached house on Carnaby Road is on the market with a guide price of £40,000. You can see the full listing here.

The freehold property has two reception rooms, a separate kitchen, front and rear gardens and a driveway leading to a garage, but it needs full modernisation inside.

It is being sold with vacant possession ahead of an auction, which could appeal to investors or buyers looking for a project.

Listing from Rightmove/McHugh & Co – price and availability correct at time of writing.

2. £50,000 three-bedroom terrace close to town centre – Borough Road, Darlington (DL1)

A three-bedroom mid-terraced house on Borough Road has a guide price of £50,000 and is due to go under the hammer at an auction later this month. The full details are available here.

The property, close to Darlington town centre, includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom, with a yard to the rear.

It is being offered with vacant possession, making it a potential option for buyers who want to move quickly or landlords looking for a rental investment.

Listing from Rightmove/Auction House – price, auction date and details correct at time of writing.

3. £50,000 two-bedroom terrace with garden – Branksome Terrace, Darlington (DL3)

In the Branksome area of Darlington, a two-bedroom terraced house on Branksome Terrace is listed with a guide price of £50,000. The listing can be viewed here.

The home offers an open‑plan living space, fitted kitchen and a private garden, and is described as being in generally good condition but with scope for buyers to put their own stamp on it.

With amenities, schools and transport links nearby, the property could suit both first-time buyers and investors.

Listing from Rightmove/Holbrook & Co – price and availability correct at time of writing.

4. £60,000 two-bedroom terrace in North Road area – Cumberland Street, Darlington (DL3)

A two-bedroom terraced property on Cumberland Street, in the North Road area of Darlington, is on the market for £60,000. You can see the listing here.

Downstairs there are two reception rooms and a kitchen, with two bedrooms and a separate bathroom on the first floor, plus a yard at the back.

The agent describes it as a good opportunity for an investor or first-time buyer wanting a home within reach of local shops and transport links.

Listing from Rightmove/Bridgfords – price and availability correct at time of writing.

5. £65,000 two-bedroom terrace with potential to improve – Locomotive Street, Darlington

On Locomotive Street, a two-bedroom terraced house is being advertised with offers in the region of £65,000. The full listing is available here.

The property has a lounge, kitchen with space for a dining table, two bedrooms and a bathroom, and has been well maintained but offers scope for further improvement.

Located in a popular residential area with bus services, schools and shops within walking distance, it is available with no onward chain and has a courtyard to the rear with an up‑and‑over door, greenhouse and outside WC.

Listing from Rightmove/Ann Cordey – price and availability correct at time of writing.

How we chose these Darlington properties

These homes were selected by looking at Darlington listings on Rightmove sorted by lowest asking price and picking out a sample of lower‑priced properties across different parts of the town.

We focused on standard sales rather than shared‑ownership or retirement homes and included auction lots where the guide price reflects the lower end of the market.

Asking prices and availability can change quickly, and buyers should check the latest details directly with the agents and carry out their own independent checks.

Why homes in Darlington can be cheaper than elsewhere

Darlington and wider County Durham have long been among the more affordable housing markets in England, with average sale prices significantly below the national average.

Terraced streets close to the town centre and older estates on the outskirts often offer some of the lowest entry points for first-time buyers and investors.

However, prices can vary street by street, and modern estates, larger family homes and properties near top-performing schools or transport hubs command higher figures.