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28 Edward Street, Eastville, Bristol, BS5 6LW

Estimated value

£296,000

  • Since the 2002 sale (£93,500)+217%
  • Against BS5 6LW's recent median (£262,500)+13%

Newest record on this page: May 2026. Land Registry and EPC registers update monthly, so this page can trail them by 2–3 months.

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Property type
Mid terrace
Habitable rooms
4
From EPC
Floor area
72 m²
775 sq ft
Energy rating
D
Score 63
Council tax
Band A
Tenure
Owner Occupied
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Valuation

About this valuation

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Our estimate

£296,000

  • Against its 2002 sale (£93,500)+217%
  • Against BS5 6LW's recent median (£262,500)+13%

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How the estimate is made

The estimate for 28 Edward Street is modelled from its 72 m² EPC floor area, its 1 recorded sale and recent sales of comparable homes in BS5 6LW. It is an automated estimate, not a survey or mortgage valuation: condition, layout and improvements that aren't on record can move the real figure either way.

What it's based on

  • Floor area

    72 m² from the EPC lodged in May 2022

  • Sales of this home

    1 sale recorded, the latest in 2002

  • Recent sales in BS5 6LW

    5 sales, median £262,500 (2026–2023)

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DataThis pageFull report
SalesLatest sale shown: May 2026Latest available records, read when you order
ValuationEstimate from the last refreshAnalysed against comparable sales
PlanningNone on this homeFull history, plus nearby schemes
Flood riskNot shownIncluded
Price

Sales history & valuation

Every recorded sale of this home, how its price has moved, and what neighbouring properties have sold for.

28 Edward Street's estimated value is more than triple its earliest registered sale price (2002).

Risks

What this page doesn't show

1 potential issue has already been flagged for 28 Edward Street, Eastville, Bristol, BS5 6LW. The detail, evidence and what to ask about it are in the Risks Report.
  • Signs of HMO activity in the areaIn report
  • Flood risk from rivers, sea and surface waterIn report
  • Subsidence and ground-stability signalsIn report
  • Refusals, enforcement and big schemes nearbyIn report

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Overview

About 28 Edward Street

A plain-English summary derived from public records, EPC certificates, sold prices and local data.

28 Edward Street is a mid-terrace house in Eastville, Bristol, Bristol (BS5 6LW). It has a recorded floor area of 72 m² (around 775 sq ft), construction records dating it to 1900-1929 and council tax band A. The latest certificate (May 2022) shows a D (score 63), on the cusp of jumping into the C band. The rating has held steady at D across 4 certificates since October 2008. Between certificates, lighting went from Good to Very Good; while hot-water efficiency dropped from Very Good to Poor and main heating dropped from Very Good to Poor. The recommended improvements would push it to C (score 78). Main heating runs on lpg.

Untraded for 24 years, with the last transfer in November 2002. Today's modelled estimate of £296,000 sits 216.6% above the 2002 sale of £93,500. On a £-per-square-foot basis, the last sale (£121/sq ft) was about 20.6% below the postcode norm.

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The data behind every report

  • HM Land Registry, source of sold price history
  • Department for Education, source of schools data
  • Police.uk, source of crime statistics
  • Department for Transport, source of stations and transport links
  • Environment Agency, source of flood risk data
  • Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, source of road noise data
  • PlanIt, source of planning application records
Energy

Energy performance

Every EPC certificate filed against this property — current rating, recorded improvements, and where there's headroom to reach a higher band.
Current Certificate(1 of 4)
May 2022

EPC Rating

A
B
C
D
D63
E
F
G
Main Heating
Gas
Main Fuel
Gas
Hot Water
Poor
Windows
Average
CO2 Emissions
1.7 t/year
Occupancy
Owner Occupied

Certificate validity

Valid until 4 May 2032

5 years remaining

Property Improvements

Changes detected from historical EPC data

Jan 2014from Oct 2008
Heating Controls
FullProg + TRVs

Heating controls changed

Hot Water
Very GoodGood

Hot water efficiency decreased

Roof
GoodVery Good

Roof insulation improved

Low Energy Lighting
45%0%

Low energy lighting percentage decreased

Feb 2014from Jan 2014
Heating Controls
Prog + TRVsFull

Heating controls upgraded for better temperature management

Low Energy Lighting
0%100%

More low energy lighting installed

May 2022from Feb 2014
Main Fuel
GasLPG

Fuel source changed

Hot Water
GoodPoor

Hot water efficiency decreased

Roof Insulation
InsulatedWell Insulated

Loft insulation upgraded to recommended levels

Renewable Energy
NoneSolar PV

Solar PV panels (35 kWp) installed

Planning

Planning history

Applications and permits filed against 28 Edward Street, Eastville, Bristol, BS5 6LW, sourced from the PlanIt planning register.

28 Edward Street has no planning applications on record.

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But the area is active

30 notable applications nearby — larger schemes and conversions that could reshape the street. The report maps them all.

On the street

Versus other Edward Street homes

Four headline reads against 16 similar houses on this street, drawn from the latest EPC and Land Registry data.

Price per m² for 28 Edward Street lags the street by a wide margin.

Price per m²

£1,299

Street avg £2,736

Strongly below

Floor Area

72 m²

Street avg 68 m²

Above

Habitable Rooms

4 rooms

Street avg 4 rooms

Above

CO₂ Emissions

1.7 t/year

Street avg 3.2 t/year

Strongly above
Area

The neighbourhood at a glance

A condensed read of the local area. Each tile links through to the full breakdown on the Bristol district page.

Crime

627/mo

Steady year-on-year across the wider district.

Nearest stop

0.2 km

Royate Hill — bus stop.

Closest school

0.3 km

May Park Primary School. 42 schools nearby.

Nearest schools

  • May Park Primary SchoolPrimary317m
  • Whitehall Primary SchoolPrimary842m
  • Glenfrome Primary SchoolPrimary1.0km
  • E-Act Bannerman Road Community AcademyPrimary1.2km

Nearest stops

  • Royate HillBus stop199m
  • Eastville ParkBus stop256m
  • Eastville ParkBus stop360m
  • Huyton RoadBus stop467m

Most reported crime locally

  • Violence & Sexual Offences3,382 reports36%
  • Anti-social Behaviour1,285 reports14%
  • Public Order933 reports10%
  • Other Theft752 reports8%

Go deeper on the local area

A Local Area report breaks down crime, transport links, schools and air quality in depth.

Noise

Road noise across the postcode

Modelled day and night-time noise levels around BS5 6LW from Defra's strategic mapping. The pin marks this postcode's centroid.
Daytime road noise heatmap for BS5 6LW

Daytime· 07:00 – 23:00

53.4dB

Low
Night-time road noise heatmap for BS5 6LW

Night-time· 23:00 – 07:00

44.8dB

Low
55 dB
60 dB
65 dB
70 dB
75 dB
80 dB
Defra Road Noise Strategic Mapping, Round 4
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Level 3 Building Survey

Victorian-eraMid-Terrace HouseEPC DPre-1919 buildNo mains gasSolid (non-cavity) walls

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Method

How to read this page

Where every figure above comes from, how current it is and what it can't tell you.
How the estimate is made
The estimate for 28 Edward Street is modelled from its 72 m² EPC floor area, its 1 recorded sale and recent sales of comparable homes in BS5 6LW. It is an automated estimate, not a survey or mortgage valuation: condition, layout and improvements that aren't on record can move the real figure either way.
Where sold prices come from
Sold prices are HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, which covers residential sales in England and Wales since 1995. 1 sale is recorded for 28 Edward Street. Sales normally appear two to three months after completion, so the most recent ones take time to show up anywhere.
Reading the EPC
Energy Performance Certificates rate homes from A (most efficient) to G and last 10 years. The latest one for 28 Edward Street was lodged in May 2022 at band D and is valid until May 2032. 4 certificates are on record, which shows how the home has changed.
Planning records
Planning applications are collected from local authority registers through PlanIt. None is matched to 28 Edward Street. Councils sometimes file applications under a different address format, and applications on neighbouring land aren't listed here; the report covers both.
Area figures
Crime is police-recorded street-level data over the last 15 months, which places each incident at an approximate point. The 42 schools and 30 stops listed are measured in a straight line from BS5 6LW, not by walking route. Road noise is Defra's strategic noise modelling, averaged across the postcode.
Council tax band
28 Edward Street is in council tax band A. Bands are set by the Valuation Office Agency from historic values (1 April 1991 in England, 1 April 2003 in Wales), not today's price; the amount you pay depends on the council's rate for the band.
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Common questions

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