House Prices UK - Research Sold Records and Area Trends

Explore published sales in England and Wales, then compare the records carefully. Different homes and sale dates do not establish a like-for-like valuation. The search below starts a separate property-report request.

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For free sale-record research, use the sold-prices pages below.

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Browse available published sale records: See sold house prices.

How to check house prices

HM Land Registry Price Paid Data publishes recorded sales in England and Wales from 1995. It has transaction exclusions, registration delays and later corrections. It is not a complete current history of every property.

Use the sold-prices pages to explore published sale price, date, property type and tenure at the time of the transaction. Match the street, house number and flat or unit before relying on a record; historic tenure is not confirmation of the current title.

Available sale records and area trends can help you prepare questions about price. Different homes can have different size, tenure and condition. The paid report adds available property and area context; it does not promise a comparable-sales valuation range or assess the condition of the building.

Check the source and date

HM Land Registry explains Price Paid Data coverage and delays. For published regional averages and changes, use the dated UK House Price Index releases.

Our area estimate tool explains its method and available sale sample. Its range is not a valuation of an individual home.

Frequently asked questions

Recorded sales can help you research the local market, but different homes have different size, condition and tenure. HouseCheckup's paid report supplies available sale-record context; it does not provide a formal valuation or guarantee a comparable-sales value range. Discuss an individual valuation with an appropriate property professional.
The sale-record source is HM Land Registry Price Paid Data for England and Wales. It has coverage exclusions and publication delays, so it is not a complete current sale history for every property. Floor-area comparisons require a suitable certificate match and do not establish that two homes are comparable.
Check the method, underlying records, dates and address matches. An area estimate cannot inspect the property's condition or establish its individual market value. The HouseCheckup paid report does not promise a valuation range.
Use the latest published UK House Price Index release and check its reference month and geography. A national or regional average does not establish the value of an individual property.
Use our sold-prices pages or the official Price Paid Data service to research published sales in England and Wales. Match the address and unit carefully. The dataset starts in 1995, but excludes some transactions and recent records may be missing.
Price Paid Data is published monthly. Registration delays vary and recent months are incomplete. Check the source date and allow for later corrections.

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Brings available sale, flood, ground, crime and energy records together. Spatial checks use the postcode location; address matching and coverage vary. This is not a formal valuation.

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