The Hidden History of Your Home: Every Recorded Sale Since 1995

Have you ever wondered what the previous owner of your home paid?

Or whether your property has doubled, tripled—or even quadrupled—in value over the years?

Surprisingly, most homeowners have no idea.

Every residential property sold in England and Wales is recorded as part of the public Land Registry. That means the sale price and date of every completed property transaction since 1995 are available as public information.

The problem is that, although the data is public, it isn’t always easy to search or understand. Finding the history of a single property can take time, especially if you’re trying to build a complete picture of how it has changed hands over the years.

That’s why we’ve created a simple property history search.

Instead of searching through public records yourself, you can enter your postcode and house number to instantly view the recorded sales history of your home from 1995 onwards.

In just a few seconds, you can discover:

• Every recorded sale of your property since 1995
• The price paid at each sale
• When each transaction took place
• How your property’s value has changed over time based on recorded sale prices

Many people are genuinely surprised by what they discover.

Some homes have increased in value by hundreds of thousands of pounds. Others have changed hands far more often than their owners realised. And many homeowners are shocked to see just how little the previous owner paid compared with today’s prices.

Whether you’ve lived in your home for two years or twenty, it’s fascinating to see the journey your property has taken.

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering…

• “What did the previous owner pay?”
• “How many times has my house been sold?”
• “Has my home always been valuable?”
• “How much has it increased since it was first sold?”

…you can now find out in less than 30 seconds.

Simply enter your postcode and house number to reveal your property’s recorded sales history.

You may be surprised by what you discover.