Prices, schools, running costs
Prices, schools, and the running costs no listing shows you.
Forty-six checks on any UK address, each from the body that published it. Whether the house gets a child into the school. What it costs to live there. 30 checks free with no account. Sign up free, no card, and your first home gets all 46.
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1.7M postcodes · 2,943 districts
Why trust this
Every figure names its source
Sold prices from HM Land Registry. Flood zones from the Environment Agency. School ratings from Ofsted. Subsidence from the British Geological Survey. Nothing is scraped from a listings site, and nothing is guessed.
Where a source does not cover an address, the report says so, rather than leaving a gap that looks like good news. When a reader tells us a figure is wrong, we check it and publish what we find on the accuracy log, including the times we were wrong.
School sites show you the school. This shows you whether the house gets a child in: every nearby school's distance to the address, against how far it admitted from last time, from the council's own published figure. How that works.
Browse the figures: admission distances by council, England's tightest school catchments, what a tight catchment costs, and private schools by council.
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Checks per property
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Official sources
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Area guides
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Published school admission distances
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Every card on every report has an “Is this wrong?” link. We check each challenge against its official source and publish the outcome on a public log, including every time we were wrong.
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What buyers do instead
| Listings portals | DIY on gov.uk | UKPropertyInsight | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everything on one page | Listings, not checks | 28 websites | One report |
| Works for any address, listed or not | Only what’s for sale | Yes | Yes |
| Every figure names its source | No | It is the source | Yes, on every card |
| Who pays for it | Agents’ listings | Public | You do, so it answers to you |
| Time per property | Not applicable | 36 minutes, by someone who already knew every site | About 10 seconds for a new address |
Questions people ask first
What is UKPropertyInsight?
A due-diligence tool for any UK postcode: sold price history, energy rating, flood risk, crime, schools, noise, demographics and more, pulled live from official public data. Not a listings site: we don't show what's currently for sale, we show the facts about a property and its area.
Is it free to use?
30 checks free with no account. Sign up free, no card, and your first home gets all 46. After that, the locked checks on any other home need a subscription.
What happens after the free report?
Nothing is charged, because there is no card on file. The home you opened with your free full report stays open for good. Opening another needs a subscription, and postcode search stays free either way.
How is this different from Rightmove or Zoopla?
Those are listings portals. They show homes currently for sale. We don't list anything and aren't affiliated with any agent or portal. We show the due-diligence data behind any address, listed or not: sold prices, EPC history, official risk designations and area statistics.
Where does the data come from?
22 official bodies, shown below, among them HM Land Registry, the Environment Agency, ONS, the Department for Education, Ofsted and Police.uk. What is nearby and which way a home faces come from OpenStreetMap, the map its volunteers draw, and say so. Nothing scraped, nothing guessed. Every figure traces back to a source.
Will my child get into the school near a house I am looking at?
Every report and every school page measures an address against how far the school admitted from in its last published round, using the figure the council itself published, and says Likely, Borderline or Unlikely. Published distances are held for 3,627 English schools across 88 councils; where a council publishes none, the page says so rather than guessing.
Which parts of the UK are covered?
Coverage depends on the source: Land Registry and EPC data cover England and Wales, Police.uk covers England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and a few layers like school catchment boundaries only appear where a council has published that data openly. Where something isn't covered for an address, the report says so rather than leaving a gap unexplained.
Never listings scraped from Rightmove or Zoopla. Every figure traces back to an official, openly licensed source, apart from what is nearby and which way a home faces: those come from OpenStreetMap, the map its volunteers draw, and say so where they appear.
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