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Get an instant UK property valuation by postcode using HM Land Registry sold price data covering transactions since 1995.
Whether you're asking how much is my house worth or researching a property you want to buy, this free property valuation tool shows recent sales for the address and comparable nearby properties to help you build a realistic value range.
Enter a postcode, select the address, and review the sold price history and comparables. No sign up required — results are returned in seconds.
The valuation is based on recent sold prices from HM Land Registry, which records every residential property transaction in England and Wales. It reflects historical sales and is a useful guide, but it is not a formal valuation. For an accurate figure, you should commission a RICS surveyor or speak to a local estate agent.
We use sold price data from HM Land Registry, which covers transactions going back to 1995. By looking at what similar properties in the same postcode have sold for recently, you can build a picture of the current market value. The UK House Price Index is also a useful reference for understanding broader price trends.
Yes. Searching by postcode and viewing comparable sold prices is completely free. You do not need to create an account to use this free property valuation tool.
If a property has never been sold since 1995, or if it is in Scotland or Northern Ireland, it will not appear in our results. HM Land Registry only covers England and Wales. You can also check the full sold price history for a street using our sold prices tool.
The UK House Price Index (UK HPI) is a measure of the change in the value of residential properties in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It is produced by HM Land Registry and covers all residential property sales. It is a useful way to understand whether prices in a given area are rising or falling over time.
HM Land Registry publishes sold price data on a monthly basis. There is typically a lag of several weeks between a transaction completing and it appearing in the dataset, so very recent sales may not yet be reflected in the property valuation.
Yes. All residential sold prices in England and Wales are a matter of public record. You can look up any address and see its full transaction history, including the price paid and the date of each sale. This is often useful when trying to understand the price range for a street before making an offer.
Improvements such as adding a bedroom, converting a loft, or refitting a kitchen can increase a property's market value, though the return depends heavily on location and the local ceiling price. Checking comparable sales in the same postcode before and after similar improvements gives you a realistic benchmark for what uplift is achievable.
Sold prices are one of the strongest pieces of evidence you can use when negotiating. If the asking price is higher than what similar properties nearby have recently achieved, you have a factual basis for a lower offer. Combine this free property valuation with an understanding of the property's condition and the current market direction for the best position.