Cooksburn Mill Acklington Morpeth NE65 9AE: house prices, rental estimates & market trends

Our Data Sources

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth has no recent¹ records in the Land Registry and a single entry in the EPC database dated April 2021.

We combine this information with public data of neighbouring properties to estimate the property attributes and values.

The local information is scored as 0 out of 5 and is considered of low accuracy.

1Sales dated prior to 2007 are shown, but are not used in our calculations.

What is an EPC?

What is the Land Registry?

What is the Office of National Statistics?

What is the Ordnance Survey?

Public data including the Land Registry and EPC Register is processed and republished under the

Government Open Data Licence

All values are estimates based on available data. All data and other content are provided subject to our

Terms & Conditions

Plot Size

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth occupies a 54,689 m² plot as recorded by HM Land Registry.

Of the 8 other houses in this postcode, 7 have recorded plot sizes, and this one ranks as the 2nd largest.

Compare this plot size to nearby properties!

Source: Ordnance Survey (2024)

Energy Efficiency

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth has an Energy Performance Rating (EPC) of D. This is based on the most recent assessment, dated 30 Apr 2021.

The property is not connected to mains gas and has fully double glazed windows. It is heated using air source heat pump (underfloor, electric).

Latest EPC Survey

30 Apr 2021

Latest EPC Survey

30 Apr 2021

What is an EPC?

EPC rating meaning and how to improve EPC ratings

How much value is added to your home when making it more energy efficient?

Source: MHCLG (July 2026)

Sold Prices

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth last changed hands on 2nd August 2002, selling for £272,000. The transaction was logged as a freehold house by HM Land Registry.

That is its only recorded sale since 1995.

Sold Aug 2002£272,000

The Bricks&Logic house price Heat Map

How accurate is Bricks&Logic?

How long does the land registry take to update?

Source: HM Land Registry (July 2026)

Explore Nearby Properties

The surrounding properties have an average estimated value of £545,757, ranging from £254,454 to £1,011,937.

Cauld House
4 Bed House | 433 m | Est. Value: £395,243
Waterside Cottage
3 Bed House | 488 m | Est. Value: £254,454
Park House
5 Bed House | 510 m | Est. Value: £545,110
2 Guyzance Bridge
5 Bed House | 518 m | Est. Value: £419,899
1 Guyzance Bridge
5 Bed House | 530 m | Est. Value: £595,441
4 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
4 Bed House | 558 m | Est. Value: £406,435
3 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
4 Bed House | 566 m | Est. Value: £382,707
2 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
4 Bed House | 574 m | Est. Value: £397,261
1 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
5 Bed House | 583 m | Est. Value: £425,009
Guyzance Cottage
5 Bed House | 585 m | Est. Value: £1,011,937
Guyzance Mill
3 Bed House | 670 m | Est. Value: £714,479
Mill House
5 Bed House | 846 m | Est. Value: £1,001,110

Schools Nearby

Felton Church of England Primary School is the closest primary school to Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth at 3.0 kilometres away.

Felton Church of England Primary School
3.0 km away
Swarland Primary School
3.9 km away
Broomhill Primary School
4.7 km away

James Calvert Spence College is the closest secondary school at 5.6 kilometres.

James Calvert Spence College
5.6 km away
The Duchess's Community High School
8.5 km away
The King Edward VI School
16.4 km away

Schools and house prices

Source: Ofsted 2026

Public Transport Nearby

Acklington
|
2.6 km away
Alnmouth
|
8.3 km away
Widdrington
|
9.9 km away

Risk of Flooding

Environment Agency data suggests this area has a Medium risk of flooding.

Medium floodriskin this area

Local Flood RiskMedium

Source: Environment Agency (2024)

Our Data Sources

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth has no recent¹ records in the Land Registry and a single entry in the EPC database dated April 2021.

We combine this information with public data of neighbouring properties to estimate the property attributes and values.

The local information is scored as 0 out of 5 and is considered of low accuracy.

1Sales dated prior to 2007 are shown, but are not used in our calculations.

What is an EPC?

What is the Land Registry?

What is the Office of National Statistics?

What is the Ordnance Survey?

Public data including the Land Registry and EPC Register is processed and republished under the

Government Open Data Licence

All values are estimates based on available data. All data and other content are provided subject to our

Terms & Conditions

Plot Size

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth occupies a 54,689 m² plot as recorded by HM Land Registry.

Of the 8 other houses in this postcode, 7 have recorded plot sizes, and this one ranks as the 2nd largest.

Compare this plot size to nearby properties!

Source: Ordnance Survey (2024)

Energy Efficiency

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth has an Energy Performance Rating (EPC) of D. This is based on the most recent assessment, dated 30 Apr 2021.

The property is not connected to mains gas and has fully double glazed windows. It is heated using air source heat pump (underfloor, electric).

Latest EPC Survey

30 Apr 2021

Latest EPC Survey

30 Apr 2021

What is an EPC?

EPC rating meaning and how to improve EPC ratings

How much value is added to your home when making it more energy efficient?

Source: MHCLG (July 2026)

Sold Prices

Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth last changed hands on 2nd August 2002, selling for £272,000. The transaction was logged as a freehold house by HM Land Registry.

That is its only recorded sale since 1995.

Sold Aug 2002£272,000

The Bricks&Logic house price Heat Map

How accurate is Bricks&Logic?

How long does the land registry take to update?

Source: HM Land Registry (July 2026)

Explore Nearby Properties

The surrounding properties have an average estimated value of £545,757, ranging from £254,454 to £1,011,937.

Cauld House
4 Bed House | 433 m | Est. Value: £395,243
Waterside Cottage
3 Bed House | 488 m | Est. Value: £254,454
Park House
5 Bed House | 510 m | Est. Value: £545,110
2 Guyzance Bridge
5 Bed House | 518 m | Est. Value: £419,899
1 Guyzance Bridge
5 Bed House | 530 m | Est. Value: £595,441
4 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
4 Bed House | 558 m | Est. Value: £406,435
3 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
4 Bed House | 566 m | Est. Value: £382,707
2 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
4 Bed House | 574 m | Est. Value: £397,261
1 Dye House Guyzance Bridge
5 Bed House | 583 m | Est. Value: £425,009
Guyzance Cottage
5 Bed House | 585 m | Est. Value: £1,011,937
Guyzance Mill
3 Bed House | 670 m | Est. Value: £714,479
Mill House
5 Bed House | 846 m | Est. Value: £1,001,110

Schools Nearby

Felton Church of England Primary School is the closest primary school to Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth at 3.0 kilometres away.

Felton Church of England Primary School
3.0 km away
Swarland Primary School
3.9 km away
Broomhill Primary School
4.7 km away

James Calvert Spence College is the closest secondary school at 5.6 kilometres.

James Calvert Spence College
5.6 km away
The Duchess's Community High School
8.5 km away
The King Edward VI School
16.4 km away

Schools and house prices

Source: Ofsted 2026

Public Transport Nearby

Acklington
|
2.6 km away
Alnmouth
|
8.3 km away
Widdrington
|
9.9 km away

Risk of Flooding

Environment Agency data suggests this area has a Medium risk of flooding.

Medium floodriskin this area

Local Flood RiskMedium

Source: Environment Agency (2024)

Home Ownership Nearby

The recent census recorded whether a resident owned or rented their home.

In the area around Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth, 53.5% of property is privately owned outright and 23.6% is privately owned with a mortgage.

The graph below shows how this compares to North East and the rest of England & Wales.

This area

North East

England & Wales

Owned (Outright)

Owned (Mortgage)

Shared ownership

Rented (Social)

Rented (Private)

Source: ONS Census (2021)

Education Levels in the Area

The recent census recorded the highest level of education achieved by residents in the local area.

In the area around Cooksburn Mill, Morpeth, 8.7% of residents are recorded as possessing school level qualifications and 47.2% as possessing degree level qualifications.

The graph below shows how this compares to North East and the rest of England & Wales.