How much is my house worth in Leeds?

Homes in Leeds sold for an average of £274,028 over the last 12 months — down 3.7% on the year before.

Average sold price (12mo)

£274,028

Sales it is based on

4183

recorded sales in the last 12 months

Year on year

−3.7%

what homes actually sold for in Leeds

last 12 months of recorded sales

beds	typical	range (p25–p75)	sales
1 bed	£115,000 flat £95,000 (85) · terraced £137,000 (39)	£80,000–£148,750	134
2 beds	£165,000 bungalow £233,025 (60) · flat £147,250 (260) · semi-detached £202,000 (120) · terraced £152,500 (258)	£130,000–£205,000	709
3 beds	£215,000 bungalow £254,000 (50) · detached £315,000 (61) · flat £172,000 (39) · semi-detached £230,000 (374) · terraced £185,000 (404)	£173,000–£259,995	933
4 beds	£255,986 bungalow £340,000 (33) · detached £338,000 (129) · semi-detached £262,500 (574) · terraced £210,000 (320)	£209,000–£320,000	1066
5+ beds	£382,550 bungalow £432,975 (18) · detached £498,500 (262) · semi-detached £372,000 (292) · terraced £290,000 (216)	£295,000–£515,000	793

bedroom counts are partly estimated from EPC records

by property type

Bungalow: £299,958
Detached: £484,109
Flat: £159,846
Maisonette: £213,250
Other: £682,259
Semi detached: £283,910
Terraced: £213,395

What's mine worth?

These are what other homes in Leeds sold for. What yours is worth depends on the street, the type and what you have done to it — tell us and we will say what the records show, or say plainly when they do not show enough.

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prices since 1995

1 bed
2 beds
3 beds
4 beds

yearly medians per bedroom count · years with under 5 sales are gaps, not guesses

year-by-year table

year	1 bed	2 bed	3 bed	4 bed
1995	£33,000	£35,500	£41,500	£48,998
1996	£32,000	£35,500	£42,000	£48,000
1997	£32,500	£37,950	£43,500	£51,000
1998	£35,995	£38,500	£44,995	£53,000
1999	£37,500	£42,000	£47,995	£56,500
2000	£41,975	£46,000	£52,000	£60,000
2001	£44,000	£50,000	£57,500	£68,025
2002	£50,000	£59,995	£67,500	£82,500
2003	£78,500	£83,100	£84,995	£103,000
2004	£86,000	£93,500	£103,275	£125,000
2005	£94,000	£107,500	£115,000	£130,000
2006	£105,000	£119,000	£120,000	£140,000
2007	£120,000	£124,950	£129,000	£147,500
2008	£104,475	£119,000	£122,500	£145,000
2009	£85,000	£100,000	£118,000	£139,972
2010	£94,000	£104,000	£118,125	£145,000
2011	£88,000	£101,500	£115,000	£139,975
2012	£81,000	£102,000	£116,000	£143,500
2013	£80,000	£103,000	£121,500	£145,000
2014	£80,000	£112,500	£125,000	£154,000
2015	£88,000	£115,750	£135,000	£162,500
2016	£92,750	£120,000	£139,000	£168,000
2017	£97,000	£124,995	£142,500	£170,000
2018	£96,500	£129,950	£152,000	£181,276
2019	£99,975	£130,000	£155,050	£187,500
2020	£100,000	£136,800	£167,500	£205,000
2021	£108,250	£150,000	£184,950	£222,000
2022	£115,000	£159,000	£196,823	£242,300
2023	£110,000	£160,000	£200,000	£240,000
2024	£119,950	£165,000	£207,000	£246,000
2025	£121,250	£174,000	£214,346	£257,000
2026	£115,000	£160,000	£211,500	£255,000

street by street in Leeds

Every street in Leeds with recorded sold prices