Enter your postcode (add a house number for the exact last-sold price) and HouseCheckup gives you an honest, clearly-labelled indicative value: the median sold price for your area from official HM Land Registry Price Paid data, indexed forward to today using the UK House Price Index, shown as a range — never a single false-precision figure. It is an area-level estimate, not a certified RICS, mortgage or surveyor valuation and not a per-property AVM. For the full recorded sold history of your street, see the sold-prices area pages; for the per-property detail that moves a real valuation — floor area for £/sqm, EPC, flood and ground risk — the £24.99 Complete report covers the exact address.
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Frequently asked questions
This tool gives an indicative answer: it takes the median sold price for your postcode area from HM Land Registry Price Paid data and indexes it forward to the latest month using the local UK House Price Index, showing the result as a range rather than a single number. If you enter a house number, it also surfaces the exact last recorded sale of your property — the strongest anchor. It is an area-level estimate, not a precise per-property valuation: your home's size, condition, extensions and finish move the real figure, so for an exact value get a professional valuation (an estate agent appraisal is usually free).
No — and we won't pretend otherwise. It is not an Automated Valuation Model (AVM), which models an individual property's value, and it is not a certified RICS, mortgage or surveyor valuation. It is an indicative area-level estimate built from real sold comparables plus the official House Price Index, with the method and a confidence caveat shown on every result. Unusual, period or non-standard properties vary especially widely. For a formal figure, commission a RICS Red Book valuation; for a free market appraisal, ask a local estate agent.
Two free, official sources: HM Land Registry Price Paid data, which records every residential sale in England and Wales since 1995, and the UK House Price Index, the government's official measure of price change. We show the sold comparables the estimate rests on so you can see the working — no black box. The data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
This tool answers "how much is my house worth" with a single indicative value for your address or area. The sold-prices area pages answer "what has sold near me" with the full recorded transaction history for an outcode, plus a per-area hazard screen. Use this for an at-a-glance value; follow the link through to the sold-prices page for the complete history. They complement each other rather than overlap.
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