housepricesintheuk.co.uk
Free sold house price searches and property alerts for people in England and Wales
About housepricesintheuk.co.uk
House Prices in the UK provides searches of recorded property sales in England and Wales using HM Land Registry data going back to 1995. It also provides estimated current values.
Homeowners can set up free email alerts for nearby sales and revisions to the official price index.
Product: A property price search service with estimated values and email alerts for nearby sales and price index revisions.
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