How much is my house worth?
An instant estimate from real sold prices nearby — not a guess from asking prices. Free, no sign-up, and we show you the evidence and the uncertainty. England and Wales are valued from individual sales; Scotland from the council-area average, which we label as such.
England and Wales are covered sale by sale; Scotland is covered by council-area average. The estimate reflects the local market; it is not a survey or an inspection.
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Enter a full postcode and the property type. We compare your home against recent sales of the same type nearby, adjust for how the local market has moved since those sales, and show you the comparable sales behind the number.
What is available where
The UK keeps three separate land registers, and they publish different amounts. Here is what each one gives you before you type a postcode.
England and Wales
HM Land Registry
Individual sale prices with addresses, going back to 1995 — the median by type and every sale behind it.
- On this site
- Full detail
- Exact prices
- Free, here
Scotland
Registers of Scotland
The council-area average from the UK House Price Index — one figure per area per month, with no addresses in it.
- On this site
- Area average
- Exact prices
- Free, via ScotLIS
Northern Ireland
Land and Property Services
Nothing. Northern Ireland does not publish sale prices.
- On this site
- Not available
- Exact prices
- Not published
Registers of Scotland does not publish Scottish sale prices as open data, which is why Scotland is shown at council-area level here — but ScotLIS, its official service, will search sale prices by postcode for free. Northern Ireland publishes no sale prices at all.