Median recorded sale price
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Not an estimated home valuation
ENGLAND & WALES · COMPLETED PROPERTY SALES
Your postcode.
The property facts.
A transparent evidence platform for England & Wales property transactions: recorded sold prices, market activity, property mix and reproducible postcode intelligence.
Observed salesVersioned releasesReproducible methodsIndependent analysis
Important: These are historic registered transactions, not present-day property valuations or a house-price index. Recent transfers can be incomplete and records can be revised. Understand the limitations.
EXPLORE REAL POSTCODE EVIDENCE
A national picture. Local detail.
The panels below load recorded sales directly from the same verified dataset as the postcode explorer. No sample numbers are fabricated.
Postcode districts availableChecking…England and Wales, subject to source coverage
Official reference monthChecking…HM Land Registry corrected PPD records
Source-year windowChecking…Not yet complete back to 1995
Only completed, registered standard Category A transactions from the declared source-year window. Some price statistics are withheld where fewer than ten eligible sales exist. Areas above are postcode districts, not administrative boundaries.
POSTCODE DISTRICT REPORT
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Completed sales recorded
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Standard category A transactions
Change in median sold price
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Previous comparable 12 months
Change in sale volumes
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Previous comparable 12 months
Sale-price history
Monthly median of recorded transactions
What sold?
Property types in the selected 12 months
Compare another postcode
Use the same dates and type of transaction, side by side.
Investigate this district on the Land Change Atlas ↗ Approximate location and nearby district evidence — not individual property boundaries.
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, standard category A. This is independent analysis, not government-issued advice or an appraisal. Full data disclaimer · Privacy notice
01 / OBSERVE
Completed sales, not asking prices
Registered transactions show what changed hands, not what was advertised.
02 / INTERPRET
Price, volume and property mix
Separate market activity from the mix of homes sold so a median is never mistaken for a valuation index.
03 / VERIFY
Evidence you can trace
Release IDs, source months, validation rules, sample thresholds and provenance are part of the product.
PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE LAB
From raw transactions to defensible insight.
Postcode evidence
District-level medians, transaction counts, property-type mix and comparable periods from validated HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.
Open the explorer →Long-run market history
Extend coverage back to 1995 with revision-aware historical releases, inflation-adjusted illustrations and transparent gaps.
Method roadmap →Quality-adjusted movement
Evaluate hedonic and repeat-sales approaches separately from descriptive medians, with clear model assumptions and external-review evidence.
Research programme →Source & correction ledger
Every public figure should be attributable to a source release, transformation, code revision and validation state.
Source register →OPEN MAPS · HISTORICAL CHANGE
From farmland to neighbourhood.
Start with a current postcode map and inspect independently dated land-cover, historic map and planning evidence. Location alone is never proof of a legal change of use.
Open the Land Change Atlas ↗OFFICIAL BENCHMARKS · CLEARLY SEPARATE FROM TRANSACTION MEDIANS
Go beyond the sold-price headline.
Two independent official research series help explain broader context. These sources are published at different geographical levels and are not estimates for an individual postcode district.
UK House Price Index
The official HPI uses mix-adjustment to better distinguish market movements from changes in the properties being sold. Its historic England and Wales series reaches back to 1995.
Contextual source only · a verified postcode-to-local-authority crosswalk is required before area comparison
View August 2026 official HPI release ↗ONS housing affordability
Official 2025 local-authority statistics compare median property prices with gross annual earnings. Residence-based and workplace-based earnings must not be conflated.
Contextual source only · published 26 March 2026, corrected 13 May 2026
View official 2025 affordability research ↗The source links above lead to the publishers' own statistics, not SCC-computed local values. Future integrated comparisons will be added only after independent checks of the geography, dates, definitions and reuse permissions.
METHOD & LIMITATIONS
Good information needs context.
Our figures describe completed sales registered with HM Land Registry in England and Wales, not every home or its present value. A change in the median sold price can reflect a different mix of properties sold, rather than a like-for-like increase in house values.
We omit the two most recent transfer months from headline comparisons because registrations arrive late. The remaining data can still be revised. Where samples are small, percentage changes are not shown. The current build uses standard category A transactions and a declared source-year window.
Read the official HM Land Registry methodology ↗. The current pilot uses yearly source files from 2023 onwards; historical coverage is not yet complete back to 1995. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by HM Land Registry.
See our full data disclaimer, data reuse terms and accessibility information. This website does not provide financial, legal, tax, mortgage, surveying or valuation advice.