Sold House Prices UK
Search sold house prices for any property in England and Wales. Complete transaction history from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — sale prices, dates, property types, and tenure — free.
Search sold prices →About HM Land Registry Price Paid Data
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (PPD) records every residential property sold at market value and registered with HMLR in England and Wales since January 1995. It is the authoritative source of historic sold prices for approximately 19.35 million transactions.
The dataset is published monthly under the Open Government Licence and covers all standard residential transactions. Non-standard transactions (e.g. repossessions, buy-to-let transfers, right-to-buy at discount) are flagged separately in the additional price paid data.
Property Passport UK links Price Paid records to UPRN identifiers where available, so you can see the full history of a specific property rather than just the address.
Property types in HMLR data
What each sold price record includes
- ✓Registered sale price (£)
- ✓Transaction completion date
- ✓Full property address and postcode
- ✓Property type (D/S/T/F/O)
- ✓Tenure (freehold or leasehold)
- ✓New build indicator
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does sold house price data come from?
Sold house price data in England and Wales comes from HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data (PPD) dataset. This records every residential property transaction since January 1995 that was sold at market value and registered with HM Land Registry. The data is published monthly and is freely available under the Open Government Licence.
How current is the sold price data?
HM Land Registry typically publishes new Price Paid Data approximately one month after a transaction completes and is registered. Property Passport UK refreshes its sold prices data monthly to reflect the latest published HMLR data.
What does a sold price record include?
Each HM Land Registry sold price record includes the full address, sale price, completion date, property type (detached / semi-detached / terraced / flat), whether it is freehold or leasehold, whether it is a new build, and the UPRN where available.
Why might a property have no sold price history?
Some properties have no HMLR sold price history for several reasons: the property has never been sold since 1995, it was transferred rather than sold (e.g. inheritance or gift), it was sold below market value, or the transaction was not required to be registered with HM Land Registry (e.g. some leases under 7 years).
Does the sold price include stamp duty or fees?
No. The HM Land Registry Price Paid Data records the final agreed sale price only — it does not include Stamp Duty Land Tax, legal fees, surveyor costs, or any other transaction costs.
Can I see sold prices for flats?
Yes. HM Land Registry Price Paid Data includes flats and maisonettes as a distinct property type. You can search for any address including individual flats to see their complete transaction history.
Search sold prices by district
Browse HM Land Registry sold price data for the most-searched postcode districts across England and Wales.