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An instant estimate from your postcode, plus the actual prices that sold on your street. Built on official Land Registry data.
Written and checked by Stuart Crispe :CeMAP-qualified mortgage & protection adviser · 15+ years in UK banking. No sign-up, no sales calls, no jargon.
An instant estimate from your postcode, plus what actually sold on your street. Land Registry data, not a guess.
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The average home cost £59,587 that year.
Today it is £274,930:4.6× more.
See your year in full, wages included →Also worth a go: what your home is worth · your 1991 Council Tax check · a deposit in working hours · what £1 bought since 1914 · old money, translated · the five-minute budget
Credit & borrowing
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Mortgages & buying
Total repaid £416,874 over the full term.
An illustration only. Your actual payments depend on the lender, product and how rates change over the term.
Pensions & savings
You’d put in £25,000 and earn £5,941 in interest.
Assumes interest compounds monthly at a fixed rate. Real returns vary, and a tax-free ISA can help you keep more of the growth.
Latest
Official HM Land Registry data for August 2026: England averages £293,525 (+0.4% in a year), Wales £216,363 (+3.1%). See the areas rising and falling fastest — and what your own home is worth now.
Official HM Land Registry data for July 2026: England averages £293,479 (+1.1% in a year), Wales £215,037 (+2.6%). See the areas rising and falling fastest — and what your own home is worth now.
Official HM Land Registry data for June 2026: England averages £293,262 (+1.8% in a year), Wales £213,162 (+1.8%). See the areas rising and falling fastest, and what your own home is worth now.
