Model valuation£417,0008 Busby Close
Local market context
Estimated value
£204,000
Newest record on this page: July 2025. Land Registry and EPC registers update monthly, so this page can trail them by 2–3 months.
Our estimate
£204,000
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The estimate for 155 High Town Road is modelled from its 63 m² EPC floor area, its 2 recorded sales and recent sales of comparable homes in LU2 0BX. 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.
Floor area
63 m² from the EPC lodged in February 2021
Sales of this home
2 sales recorded, the latest in 2007
Recent sales in LU2 0BX
5 sales, median £198,000 (2025–2016)
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|---|---|---|
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| Valuation | Estimate from the last refresh | Analysed against comparable sales |
| Planning | None on this home | Full history, plus nearby schemes |
| Flood risk | Not shown | Included |
155 High Town Road changed hands twice within eighteen months — unusual for the area.
22 January 2007Most recent
£135,000
+42.1%17 August 2006
£95,000
Median price across the last 5 sales in LU2 0BX: £198,000 (2025–2016).
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155 High Town Road is a three-bedroom mid-terrace house in Luton (LU2 0BX). It has a recorded floor area of 63 m² (around 678 sq ft), construction records dating it to 1900-1929 and council tax band B. The latest certificate (February 2021) shows a D (score 61), on the cusp of jumping into the C band. The rating has held steady at D across 2 certificates since October 2010. Between certificates, lighting went from Very Poor to Good; while roof efficiency dropped from Average to Poor. The recommended improvements would lift it to B (score 90), a 2-band jump.
Held since January 2007 — that's 20 years off the open market, well above the local norm. That sale landed at the peak of the pre-credit-crunch market, which is a useful reference point when interpreting the price. Across 2006–2007, sale prices on this property compounded at 42.1% per year. Today's modelled estimate of £204,000 sits 51.1% above the 2007 sale of £135,000. At 63 m² it's 28.6% larger than the typical home in the postcode (49 m² median across 22 EPCs).
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Recommended upgrades on file would lift this property by multiple EPC bands.
Certificate validity
Valid until 2 February 2031
Changes detected from historical EPC data
More low energy lighting installed
155 High Town Road has no planning applications on record.
But the area is active
29 notable applications nearby — larger schemes and conversions that could reshape the street. The report maps them all.
155 High Town Road is notably below the street on epc rating.
Price per m²
£2,143
Street avg £2,532
Floor Area
63 m²
Street avg 63 m²
Habitable Rooms
5 rooms
Street avg 4 rooms
CO₂ Emissions
3.5 t/year
Street avg 2.8 t/year
Rail-style transport is unusually close for this postcode.
Crime
385/mo
Falling year-on-year across the wider district.
Nearest stop
0.2 km
Bell's Park — bus stop.
Closest school
0.1 km
St Matthew's Primary School. 37 schools nearby.
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39.4dB
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