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House prices in Brighton

East Sussex · 2,300 sales registered so far in the 12 months to May 2026 · HM Land Registry data

Average house price in Brighton

The average (median) house price in Brighton, East Sussex was £415,000 in the 12 months to May 2026, from 2,300 sales registered so far — 2.5% up on the year before and 6.4% up on five years ago. Flats homes were the most common sale at a median £280,000; detached £600,000; semi-detached £449,295; terraced £480,000. Homes with a recorded floor area sold for about £476 per square foot (£5,124/m²), based on 4,802 of 5,064 sales over two years.

Median sold price
£415,000
12 months to May 2026
Half of sales were above this price, half below
Change on a year ago
+2.5%
median vs the previous 12 months
Shown only when both years have 30+ sales
Price per sq ft
£476
typical range £410–£551
From 4,802 of 5,064 sales with an EPC floor area (2 years)
Sales registered so far
2,300
12 months to May 2026
Recent months are still being registered; counts are never compared year on year
vs East Sussex
+15%
East Sussex median £359,500
Difference between the two medians

Sales completed to July 2026, as registered by 29 Aug 2026 · headline figures cover the 12 months to May 2026 (later months are still being registered) Brighton = the Brighton post town: BN1, BN2, BN41, BN42, BN45 (as recorded in the sales)

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House prices in Brighton by property type

TypeSalesMedian price£/sq ftTypical sizeChange (1y)
Detached323£600,000£484 1,249 sq ft+4.3%
Semi-detached462£449,295£455 1,001 sq ft+2.1%
Terraced738£480,000£494 990 sq ft+1.1%
Flats777£280,000£469 603 sq ft−3.4%

Brighton house price trend

£300k£350k£400k£450k£500kQ4 2021: £372,500 · 652 salesQ1 2022: £387,750 · 678 salesQ2 2022: £419,500 · 678 salesQ3 2022: £450,000 · 850 salesQ4 2022: £420,000 · 796 salesQ1 2023: £410,000 · 539 salesQ2 2023: £405,000 · 475 salesQ3 2023: £405,000 · 602 salesQ4 2023: £405,000 · 565 salesQ1 2024: £397,000 · 523 salesQ2 2024: £400,000 · 521 salesQ3 2024: £414,000 · 756 salesQ4 2024: £400,000 · 693 salesQ1 2025: £410,000 · 905 salesQ2 2025: £380,000 · 430 salesQ3 2025: £410,000 · 680 salesQ4 2025: £425,000 · 702 sales (provisional)Q1 2026: £400,000 · 474 sales (provisional)Q2 2026: £450,000 · 403 sales (provisional)Q3 2026: £465,000 · 77 sales (provisional)Q4 2021Q4 2022Q4 2023Q4 2024Q4 2025Q3 2026
Brighton median East Sussex median sales per period still being registered
Brighton: median sold price £372,500 in Q4 2021 to £410,000 in Q3 2025
PeriodMedian sold priceSales
Q4 2021£372,500652
Q1 2022£387,750678
Q2 2022£419,500678
Q3 2022£450,000850
Q4 2022£420,000796
Q1 2023£410,000539
Q2 2023£405,000475
Q3 2023£405,000602
Q4 2023£405,000565
Q1 2024£397,000523
Q2 2024£400,000521
Q3 2024£414,000756
Q4 2024£400,000693
Q1 2025£410,000905
Q2 2025£380,000430
Q3 2025£410,000680
Q4 2025£425,000702
Q1 2026£400,000474
Q2 2026£450,000403
Q3 2026£465,00077

Median of completed sales per period, not seasonally adjusted; the latest months are still being registered.

What homes in Brighton sold for

£195k–£270k
£270k–£345k
£345k–£420k
£420k–£495k
£495k–£570k
£570k–£645k
£645k–£720k
£720k+

Most homes in Brighton sold for £270k–£495k (51% of sales).

Sold house prices in Brighton

SoldAddressTypePriceFloor area£/sq ftvs last sale
28 Jul 202639, Hollingbury Rise BN1 7HH Terraced£492,500936 sq ft £526+27% (2020)
27 Jul 202616, Bavant Road BN1 6RD Semi-detached£915,0001,615 sq ft £567−5% (2022)
27 Jul 20269, the French Apartments, de Courcel Road BN2 5RZ Flats · Leasehold£650,0001,625 sq ft £400
27 Jul 20265, Eastbrook Road BN41 1LN Terraced£400,000807 sq ft £495+18% (2021)
24 Jul 202624, West Hill Street BN1 3RR Terraced£760,0001,184 sq ft £642
24 Jul 20264, Shanklin Road BN2 3LQ Terraced£518,0001,130 sq ft £458
24 Jul 202624, Mill Rise BN1 5GD Semi-detached£500,0001,302 sq ft £384
24 Jul 2026Flat 5, 28, Sussex Square BN2 5AB Flats · Leasehold£325,000667 sq ft £487+3% (2020)
23 Jul 202622, Ifield Close BN2 8DL Semi-detached£622,5001,593 sq ft £391
23 Jul 2026Flat, 4, Bankside Court BN1 5GP Flats · Leasehold£300,000753 sq ft £398−0% (2021)
22 Jul 202697, Islingword Road BN2 9SG Terraced£610,0001,345 sq ft £453
22 Jul 202652, Lynton Street BN2 9XR Terraced£573,500980 sq ft £585
22 Jul 202638, Greenbank Avenue BN2 8QS Semi-detached£550,0001,658 sq ft £332
22 Jul 202642, Holland Street BN2 9WB Terraced£470,000743 sq ft £633+14% (2020)
21 Jul 202649, Mile Oak Road BN41 2PF Semi-detached£463,500926 sq ft £501+6% (2024)
20 Jul 20265, Herbert Road BN1 6PB Terraced£630,000614 sq ft £1,027+10% (2019)
20 Jul 20265, Bush Cottage Close BN41 2GU Semi-detached£381,000883 sq ft £432−1% (2020)
20 Jul 202610, Victoria Court, Victoria Road BN41 1XX Flats · Leasehold£110,000797 sq ft £138
17 Jul 202620, Upper Hamilton Road BN1 5DF Terraced£700,0001,195 sq ft £586
17 Jul 202628, Sandgate Road BN1 6JQ Terraced£680,0001,141 sq ft £596
17 Jul 202631, Great College Street BN2 1HJ Terraced£493,000980 sq ft £503
17 Jul 2026165, Wilson Avenue BN2 5PD Semi-detached£475,0001,270 sq ft £374
17 Jul 202612, Talbot Crescent BN1 9GG Semi-detached£465,0001,636 sq ft £284
17 Jul 202663, Mile Oak Road BN42 4QG Terraced£400,0001,173 sq ft £341
17 Jul 2026Flat 2, 15, Vernon Terrace BN1 3JG Flats · Leasehold£397,000753 sq ft £527

The most recent registered sales. Full histories, including every sale since 1995, are on the street pages.

Streets in Brighton

Most expensive streets

  1. Roedean Crescent BN2 £2,400,000· 7 sales
  2. Roedean Way BN2 £2,125,000· 5 sales
  3. Withdean Road BN1 £2,082,500· 6 sales
  4. Bazehill Road BN2 £1,420,000· 10 sales
  5. Roedean Road BN2 £1,300,000· 7 sales
  6. Cedars Gardens BN1 £1,262,500· 6 sales
  7. Surrenden Crescent BN1 £1,207,500· 16 sales
  8. Colebrook Road BN1 £1,185,000· 5 sales

Most affordable streets

  1. Eastern Concourse BN2 £72,500· 5 sales
  2. Bread Street BN1 £120,000· 11 sales
  3. Withyham Avenue BN2 £131,250· 6 sales
  4. Longridge Avenue BN2 £133,750· 44 sales
  5. Eastern Road BN2 £139,750· 40 sales
  6. Infinity Close BN41 £143,100· 6 sales
  7. Butts Road BN42 £185,000· 5 sales
  8. Tower Road BN2 £205,000· 7 sales

Most active streets

  1. Dyke Road BN1 18in 12m
  2. Ditchling Road BN1 17in 12m
  3. Montpelier Road BN1 17in 12m
  4. Queens Park Road BN2 17in 12m
  5. London Road BN1 16in 12m
  6. Buckingham Road BN1 14in 12m
  7. Springfield Road BN1 13in 12m
  8. Ditchling Rise BN1 12in 12m

Medians over five years for streets with at least five sales; "most active" counts the last 12 months.

Postcode districts in Brighton

DistrictSales (12m)Median£/sq ftChange (1y)
BN2973£415,000£468+3.8%
BN1964£427,750£501+0.6%
BN41228£371,250£446+4.5%
BN42128£439,500£426+2.8%
BN457

For sale in Brighton now

Homes for sale in Brighton today ask a median £550,000 (n = 91) vs £415,000 sold — asking is 33% above recent sold prices; £415 vs £476 per sq ft. 0% of Homello's listings here are under offer. Asking ≠ achieved; sold prices reflect deals agreed 4–6 months ago.

House prices near Brighton

Part of East Sussex

What's my home worth?

A 90 m² (970 sq ft) home in Brighton is worth roughly £397k–£534k at the area's typical £410–£551 per square foot — a range, not a valuation.

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Questions about house prices in Brighton

What is the average house price in Brighton?

The median sold price in Brighton, East Sussex was £415,000 in the 12 months to May 2026 (2,300 sales registered so far); the mean was £467,258. We quote medians because a few very expensive or very cheap sales pull a mean around. The East Sussex median over the same period was £359,500. Portals and the ONS publish different figures because they use different boundaries, windows and adjustments.

How much is a house in Brighton per square foot?

Homes sold in Brighton, East Sussex over the two years to May 2026 with a recorded floor area achieved a median £476 per square foot (interquartile range £410–£551), from 4,802 sales matched to an Energy Performance Certificate floor area.

Are house prices in Brighton going up or down?

In the 12 months to May 2026, the median was 2.5% up on the previous 12 months and 6.4% up on five years earlier. These compare completed sales registered so far; the most recent months are still being registered, so the latest figures move as late registrations arrive.

What is the most expensive street in Brighton?

Of streets with at least five sales in the last five years, Roedean Crescent (BN2) has the highest median sold price at £2,400,000 across 7 sales.

Where does this data come from and how up to date is it?

Every sale is from HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data for England and Wales, which we re-import monthly. Sales completed to July 2026, as registered by 29 Aug 2026 · headline figures cover the 12 months to May 2026 (later months are still being registered). Floor areas come from Energy Performance Certificates matched by address.

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Sources and method. Sales completed to July 2026, as registered by 29 Aug 2026 · headline figures cover the 12 months to May 2026 (later months are still being registered).Next HM Land Registry release ~28 Sept 2026. Medians unless stated; averages only where 30 or more sales. Category A sales only (standard price-paid transactions), houses and flats.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Floor areas derived from Energy Performance Certificate data © Crown copyright, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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