Brighton sold house prices

Every recorded Land Registry sale in Brighton, Brighton And Hove. Trend over the last 24 months, breakdown by property type, top streets by sale volume, and the 20 most recent sales.

Sales last 12 months
1,582
Median price
£415,000
Period
Aug 2025 – Aug 2026
Refreshed 1 November 2026

By property type

Median price last 12 months. Year-on-year change shown where prior-year data is available.

Property type Sales Median price YoY change
Detached 180 £610,000 +5.2%
Semi-detached 313 £450,000 +3.4%
Terraced 531 £480,000 +1.1%
Flat 501 £280,000 -1.8%
Other 57 £345,000 -1.4%

Monthly sales volume

Sales registered with HM Land Registry, Aug 2024 to Aug 2026. Sales appear two to three months after completion.

461 231 0 Aug 2024 Jul 2025 Aug 2026
Monthly sales volume
MonthValue
2024-0835
2024-09255
2024-10325
2024-11259
2024-12214
2025-01200
2025-02190
2025-03461
2025-0464
2025-05138
2025-06145
2025-07147
2025-08176
2025-09149
2025-1090
2026-01190
2026-02189
2026-03238
2026-04146
2026-05155
2026-06175
2026-07168
2026-0858

Top streets in Brighton by sale volume

Last 24 months. Streets where homes change hands most often, useful when you want to compare like-for-like.

Street Sales (24m) Average price
Ditchling Road 38 £532,776
London Road 34 £407,206
Marine Parade 30 £468,577
Dyke Road 30 £301,600
Vaughan Williams Way 27 £386,759
Queens Park Road 26 £460,206
Mile Oak Road 23 £399,633
Stanford Avenue 22 £386,568
Buckingham Road 22 £461,591
Old Shoreham Road 22 £384,175

20 most recent sales

The latest registered transactions. Each row links to the full property report for that address.

Date Street Postcode Type Tenure Price
27 Aug 2026 Melrose Avenue BN41 2LT Semi-detached Freehold £415,000
27 Aug 2026 Upper Wellington Road BN2 3AN Terraced Freehold £637,500
21 Aug 2026 Westbrook BN2 8EZ Flat Leasehold £275,000
21 Aug 2026 Blaker Street BN2 0JJ Terraced Freehold £476,000
20 Aug 2026 Westmeston Avenue BN2 8AL Detached Freehold £775,000
20 Aug 2026 Old Barn Way BN42 4NS Semi-detached Freehold £435,000
19 Aug 2026 Rodmell Avenue BN2 8PH Semi-detached Freehold £593,000
19 Aug 2026 Lincoln Cottages BN2 9UJ Terraced Freehold £647,500
19 Aug 2026 Eastbourne Road BN2 4DL Semi-detached Freehold £450,000
18 Aug 2026 Southdown Mews BN2 0TG Semi-detached Freehold £510,000
18 Aug 2026 St Georges Road BN2 1EA Semi-detached Freehold £710,000
18 Aug 2026 Vere Road BN1 4NR Terraced Freehold £642,000
18 Aug 2026 Montpelier Street BN1 3DJ Flat Leasehold £312,000
18 Aug 2026 Falmer Road BN2 6LA Detached Freehold £520,000
17 Aug 2026 Winchester Street BN1 4NX Terraced Freehold £612,500
17 Aug 2026 Wicklands Avenue BN2 8EP Detached Freehold £697,500
14 Aug 2026 Langridge Drive BN41 2JB Semi-detached Freehold £305,000
14 Aug 2026 Bristol Road BN2 1AP Flat Leasehold £282,500
14 Aug 2026 Bristol Road BN2 1AP Flat Leasehold £355,000
14 Aug 2026 Over Street BN1 4EE Terraced Freehold £450,000

Highest sales last 12 months

  • Coronation Street
    £4,000,000
    23 Sep 2025 · Other
  • Wellington Road
    £4,000,000
    10 Feb 2026 · Other
  • London Road
    £3,562,907
    25 Feb 2026 · Other

Lowest sales last 12 months

  • Bristol Road
    £5,000
    30 Mar 2026 · Other
  • Gardener Street
    £7,150
    25 Mar 2026 · Other
  • Richmond Street
    £9,000
    18 Jun 2026 · Other

Lowest sales are often part-transfers, probate transactions, or non-arms-length deals between connected parties. They don't always reflect open-market value.

What sold prices don't tell you about Brighton

  • Lease length isn't shown. Leasehold sales appear with the tenure flag, but the remaining term and ground rent are recorded only on the title document.
  • Off-market sales never appear. Private deals, repossessions sold below the open market, and most probate transfers are absent from this dataset.
  • New-build prices may include incentives. The number recorded is gross. Developer carpet allowances, deposit contributions, and part-exchange aren't deducted.
  • There is a reporting lag. Sales from the last two to three months haven't filtered through Land Registry yet.

Planning applications near Brighton

Extensions, new homes and commercial schemes shape an area's prices before they reach the sold data. PlanIndex indexes applications from Brighton and Hove, with decisions and approval rates.

FAQ

All sales come from HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data, the official record of every freehold and leasehold transaction registered in England and Wales. Data is refreshed monthly. The latest refresh on this page was 1 November 2026.
Sales typically take two to three months to reach the Price Paid dataset, because solicitors register transfers in batches after completion. If a sale completed in the last quarter, it may not yet be visible.
New-build sales are flagged but the listed price may include developer incentives (carpet allowance, deposit contribution, part-exchange). The number recorded reflects the gross price, not the buyer's effective cost.
No. Land Registry records the tenure (freehold or leasehold) but not the remaining lease length. For lease term, ground rent, and service charge information, the official Land Registry title document is the source. Our paid full report includes the title link.

Get the full report for any Brighton address

Sale history, flood risk, planning applications, EPC, schools, crime and broadband, for the specific property you're considering. £29.

Search an address