What do homes like yoursactually sell for?
Choose a town or council area and a type of home. See the typical sold price, where most sales fell and how it has moved, from the HM Land Registry record of every sale.*
* Standard open-market sales over the 12 months to July 2026, updated monthly.
Detached houses in Christchurch
£535,000
Median sold price, −3.6% on the year, from 406 sales.
Where the middle half of sales fell
£460,000 to £700,000
- Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
- £470,000
- England
- £430,000
Half of the detached houses sold in Christchurch went for between £460,000 to £700,000. A quarter sold for less and a quarter for more. Where a particular home sits in that range depends on its size, condition and position.
See the full Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole picture
Area figures, not a valuation of any one home. Data as of July 2026.
Reading the numbers
A range, not a price tag.
The median tells you the middle sale; the range tells you where most homes of that type actually sold. Both are about the area. What one home achieves comes down to the closest comparable sales: similar size, similar condition, the same streets, recently. That is exactly the evidence a buyer's lender will lean on in its mortgage valuation.
If an asking price sits well above the top of the range, the home needs something special to justify it. If an offer you have received sits near the bottom, it is worth asking why before you answer.
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Tell Jon about your situationHow do I find out what houses like mine sell for?
Choose your town or council area and the type of home. The price check shows the median sold price for that type over the last 12 months, the range where the middle half of sales fell, the change on the year and how many homes sold, from HM Land Registry records.
Is this a valuation of my home?
No. It shows what comparable types of home have sold for in the area. A single home is worth what its own size, condition, position and the market at the time support, which is why estate agents and valuers look at the closest comparable sales, not area averages.
Why use the middle half of sales rather than the average?
A few very expensive or very cheap sales can pull an average a long way. The median is the middle sale, and the middle half (from the 25th to the 75th percentile) shows where most ordinary sales of that type actually fell.