House prices map

Median past sale prices for every neighbourhood in England and Wales, by property type. A way to spot places to look into, not a valuation of any home.

How to use this map

  1. 1

    Find areas you can afford

    Neighbourhoods, towns and villages where typical prices fit your budget.

  2. 2

    Get to know the place

    Restaurants, bars, cafés, sports clubs and the things you enjoy — plus schools, healthcare, safety and community.

  3. 3

    Check your commute

    Journey times and costs to the places you travel to.

  4. 4

    Find homes for sale

    Within your budget, in the areas you like.

Covers England and Wales only — Scotland and Northern Ireland aren’t in this ONS dataset. Period: Year to March 2026.

Property type

Budget comparisons run in this browser. Shared links include only the budget and property type you choose.

Median past sale price

  • Under £200,000
  • £200,000–£300,000
  • £300,000–£400,000
  • £400,000–£500,000
  • £500,000–£650,000
  • £650,000–£1,000,000
  • £1,000,000 and over
  • Too few sales to show
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Source and method

Median price paid and number of sales by Middle layer Super Output Area (MSOA, about 8,000 residents each), Year to March 2026. Released 17 September 2026; next release March 2027.

Where ONS records fewer than five sales of a type, no figure is published and we show “Too few sales to show”. We never estimate or fill in missing figures.

Budget colours compare your figure with the median only: “within” means the median past sale price is at or below your budget; “up to 10% over” is a stretch band. Neither says what any home will cost.

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Source: Office for National Statistics, HM Land Registry. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Median prices · Sales counts · Licence