Sold House Prices in My Street — See Every Sale on Any UK Street

Type your postcode and pick your street: every recorded sale since 1995 from HM Land Registry, with the street's median price and latest sale. Free, no signup. England & Wales.

HouseCheckup is an independent service and is not HM Land Registry. We show official open data under the Open Government Licence — never gated, never behind a sign-in wall.

No signup. We'll open the sold-price page for your area, listing recent sales by street.

Why street prices differ from asking prices

The prices on this page are what homes on the street actually sold for — the completed figures HM Land Registry records once a sale goes through. They are not asking prices, and they are not today's value. Two things to keep in mind:

  • There's a lag. HM Land Registry publishes roughly 4–6 weeks after completion, so the newest sales on a street can take a couple of months to appear.
  • The data can't see the house. A sold price doesn't know whether that home had a new extension, a loft conversion, or damp in the back bedroom — so two homes on the same street can sell far apart for reasons the record never shows.

That's why street sold prices are a starting point for a value, never the last word. To judge one specific asking price against the evidence, use the is-this-price-fair check.

Your street tells you what the street is worth — not what one house is

The £24.99 Complete report takes one address and does the full workup: comparable sales with £ per square metre, a value range with the reasoning shown, plus 15+ checks from official sources — flood, coal mining, ground stability, EPC, crime trend and schools. Whether you're buying on this street or checking your own home before a sale, it's £24.99 one-off, no subscription.

  • 15+ checks from official sources
  • One-off payment, no subscription
  • Comparable sales + £/sqm value range
  • Plain-English verdicts, not raw records

Human-checked and emailed to you. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Every recorded sale, not a sample

HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data is the complete public record of residential property sales in England and Wales — every standard-transaction sale since January 1995, by house number and street. When you open your street, you see them all, not a curated handful.

What's included

The address, sale price, date of completion, property type (detached, semi, terraced, flat) and tenure (freehold or leasehold) for every recorded market sale.

What's excluded

Some non-market transfers (right-to-buy at a discount, transfers between family, repossessions) are excluded or delayed, and homes unsold since 1995 have no entry. We never invent a street average to fill the gap.

Jump to a popular area

Open any of these areas to browse recent sales by street, or search your own postcode above.

Frequently asked questions

Search your postcode above and you'll see every recorded sale on the street since 1995, free, straight from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. For what a specific house is worth today, sold prices are the starting point — the Complete report builds the value range from comparable sales and £ per square metre.
Yes. Sold prices are public record, published by HM Land Registry for every completed residential sale in England and Wales since 1995. This page shows them by street, so you can see exactly what nearby homes sold for and when.
Only completed, registered market sales appear, and HM Land Registry publishes roughly 4–6 weeks after completion, so a very recent sale may not show yet. A home that hasn't changed hands since 1995 has no entry, and some non-market transfers (for example right-to-buy or transfers between family) are excluded from the public dataset.
Actual completed sale prices recorded by HM Land Registry — what buyers really paid, not the portal asking prices. That's why they're the honest baseline for judging whether an asking price is fair.
Price Paid Data covers England and Wales. Scotland has its own register — house prices there are published by Registers of Scotland. Northern Ireland is covered separately by Land & Property Services.
Use the street's £ per square metre and its most recent comparable sales as a range — never a single number, because the data can't see condition, extensions or renovations. The Complete report does this workup for one specific address, comparable by comparable.