UK House Price History by Probate Value

UK House Price History is a free web tool from Probate Value that shows how average house prices changed in any UK area between two months. It runs on the official UK House Price Index, produced by HM Land Registry, ONS, Registers of Scotland and Land & Property Services Northern Ireland, and covers 405 official areas, from the whole UK down to council areas. The UK series goes back to April 1968. Choose an area, an optional second area to compare, a property type (detached, semi-detached, terraced, flats and maisonettes, or all homes) and a date range. The tool charts the percentage change, lists the monthly figures, and can apply the change to a known value, forwards or backwards. You can save the chart, download the data as CSV, or share a link that reproduces the exact comparison with its release date. It was built for executors comparing a property's local market between an earlier valuation or sale and the date of death, and it is also useful to homeowners and researchers. It shows area trends, not the value of an individual home, so it does not replace a formal valuation. No account is needed.