Property History

39, WHITELADIES ROAD, BRISTOL, CITY OF BRISTOL, BS8 2LS

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
11-07-2022 £388,537 £508 Flat Leasehold No A
22-11-2012 £190,000 £249 Flat Leasehold No A
16-05-2003 £163,000 £213 Detached Leasehold No A
24-03-2000 £100,000 £131 Flat Leasehold No A
12-12-1997 £78,000 £102 Detached Leasehold No A
06-06-1997 £55,500 £73 Flat Leasehold No A

Matched EPC Certificates

EPC records are first filtered to the same postcode, then ranked using PostgreSQL fuzzy matching across address components (PAON, SAON/unit, street and locality). The Match score reflects this weighted address similarity, and higher scores indicate stronger confidence the EPC belongs to this property.

Lodgement Date Rating Potential Address floor space (sq ft) Match Score View
07 May 2026 D C Ground Floor Flat, 39 Whiteladies Road, Clifton 764 High (85) View
19 Mar 2020 D C Basement Flat, 39, Whiteladies Road 603 High (85) View
19 May 2016 D C Ground Floor Flat, 39 Whiteladies Road 764 High (85) View
10 May 2012 E D Top Floor Flat, 39 Whiteladies Road 624 High (85) View

Estimated Council Tax

2026/27 estimate

£2,412–£2,714 per year

Likely Bands C–D · standard two-adult charge

Based on 6 recorded sales, adjusted to 1991 values using house-price indices.

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

Property Deprivation Information
Bristol 060A (E01014538)
Note: “Deprivation” is a statistical term about access to resources and services; it is not a label on people or places.
Decile
9 / 10
Rank
27,351 / 33,755

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

Nearby schools

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

1 Outstanding · 3 Good · 1 Inadequate · 5 without a current rating

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Distances are straight-line estimates and do not indicate school catchment eligibility or admission availability. School details are sourced from the Department for Education and inspection outcomes from Ofsted.

Crime Trends in BS8 2LS

Rising

Crime is up 30.5% over the past year, driven by increases in possession of weapons and offset by decreases in public order.

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: 113 crimes
Overall Change
+30.5%
Increasing trend
Rising Most
Possession of weapons
100% (low volume)
Falling Most
Public order
-3.6%
Crime Profile for this Postcode (Last 12 months)
Crime Type Total % 12m Change
Violence and sexual offences 252 23.8%
+22.3% vs +0.8% nationally
Shoplifting 225 21.2%
+47.1% vs -4.2% nationally
Other theft 125 11.8%
+92.3% vs -6.7% nationally
Anti-social behaviour 113 10.7%
+52.7% vs -1.6% nationally
Public order 80 7.6%
-3.6% vs -4.8% nationally
Vehicle crime 79 7.5%
+8.2% vs -10.2% nationally
Criminal damage and arson 60 5.7%
+5.3% vs -4.1% nationally
Burglary 51 4.8%
+15.9% vs -7.9% nationally
Bicycle theft 46 4.3%
+24.3% vs -10.4% nationally
Robbery 28 2.6%
+33.3% vs +9.2% nationally

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Median Price of a Flat in BS8 2LS

Number of Flat Sales in BS8 2LS

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Median Price of a Flat in Bristol

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