Sold prices
Source: HM Land Registry, August 2026
£248,000 this flat's last sale, in March 2023
- On the street
- 14 sales in 5 years
- Street median
- £236,000
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Rent and council tax
Source: ONS, September 2026; DWP and MHCLG, 2026-27
£1,150 a month typical for 2 bedrooms in the council
- Local Housing Allowance
- £950 a month
- Band D rate in this council
- £2,280 a year
Energy rating (EPC)
Worth watching
Source: Energy Performance of Buildings Register, 12 May 2021
D
Rated D 62 points, 7 short of the C expected by 2030
- Bills a year
- £1,140
- Steps to C
- About £4,800
- Grants
- 2 may apply
- A92+
- B81-91
- C69-80
- Minimum to let from October 2030
- D55-68This home
- E39-54
- Minimum to let now
- F21-38
- G1-20
Council licence
Action needed
Source: the council's own pages, checked 29 October 2026
Licence needed if it's let for any let in this ward
- Scheme
- Selective licensing
- Article 4
- A house share (HMO) needs permission
Flood risk
Fine
Source: Environment Agency, 1 October 2026
Very low now, from rivers, sea and surface water; low in the 2050s
- Now
- Very low
- 2050s
- Low
Broadband and mobile
Fine
Source: Ofcom, October 2026
Ultrafast up to 1,000 Mbps
- Mobile indoors
- Good on 3 of 4 networks
- Mobile outdoors
- Good on all 4 networks
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