Property History

45 - 47, FLAT 5, CHEAPSIDE, BRIGHTON, BRIGHTON AND HOVE, BN1 4GD

All transactions shown for this property are Category A sales. This means all sales were at market value in an arms length transaction.

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Date Price £/sq ft (based on EPC) Type Tenure New Build? Category
28-02-2007 £200,000 £413 Flat Leasehold Yes A

Matched EPC Certificates

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Lodgement Date Rating Potential Address floor space (sq ft) Match Score View
08 Feb 2019 D C Flat 5, 45-47 Cheapside 484 High (100) View

Estimated Council Tax

2026/27 estimate

£2,007–£2,581 per year

Likely Bands B–D · standard two-adult charge

Based on the recorded sale, adjusted to 1991 values using house-price indices.

This is an estimate, not the property's official band or bill. It uses Brighton and Hove average Council Tax charges; the actual amount can vary by parish, local levy, discounts, premiums and exemptions.

Property Deprivation Information
Brighton and Hove 027C (E01016964)
Note: “Deprivation” is a statistical term about access to resources and services; it is not a label on people or places.
Decile
2 / 10
Rank
4,803 / 33,755

Higher decile/rank values indicate less deprivation (better).

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Nearby schools

Nearest open primary and secondary schools based on straight-line distance from this property.

4 Good · 1 Requires improvement · 5 without a current rating

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Crime Trends in BN1 4GD

Improving

Crime is down 11% over the past year, driven by increases in robbery and offset by decreases in bicycle theft.

Compared to the previous 12 months, based on reported crimes within ~500m of this postcode.

Monthly Crime Volume (last 24 months, hover over to see detail)

Shows monthly crime levels over time. Peaks indicate higher crime periods. Latest: 367 crimes
Overall Change
-11%
Decreasing trend
Rising Most
Robbery
59.6%
Falling Most
Bicycle theft
-56%
Crime Profile for this Postcode (Last 12 months)
Crime Type Total % 12m Change
Violence and sexual offences 979 25.5%
-15.7% vs +0.8% nationally
Shoplifting 861 22.4%
-4.2% vs -4.2% nationally
Anti-social behaviour 751 19.5%
+13.8% vs -1.6% nationally
Public order 389 10.1%
-8.9% vs -4.8% nationally
Other theft 249 6.5%
-24.5% vs -6.7% nationally
Drugs 200 5.2%
+4.2% vs +8.9% nationally
Criminal damage and arson 189 4.9%
-18.9% vs -4.1% nationally
Burglary 85 2.2%
-50.6% vs -7.9% nationally
Robbery 75 2%
+59.6% vs +9.2% nationally
Vehicle crime 64 1.7%
-40.7% vs -10.2% nationally

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