B17 9PT · High Street — sold prices, council tax and EPCs

What homes here actually sold for

Address	Sold	Price
Retail Unit, HARBORNE CENTRAL High Street	Jan 2026	£650,000
Flat 6, 250 High Street	Jan 2026	£87,000
Flat 9, 250 High Street	Oct 2023	£105,000
Flat 35, 260 High Street	Mar 2023	£275,000
Flat 36, 260 High Street	Jul 2022	£180,000
Retail Unit, HARBORNE CENTRAL High Street	Jun 2022	£650,000
Flat 47, 266 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 51, 266 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 23, 256 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 22, 256 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 21, 256 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
264 High Street	May 2022	£175,000
264 High Street	May 2022	£175,000
Flat 47, 266 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Apartment 58, 266 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 51, 266 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 23, 256 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 22, 256 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Apartment 58, 266 High Street	May 2022	£170,000
Flat 60, 266 High Street	Apr 2022	£345,000

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — the price recorded on the deed, not an estimate. Showing the 20 most recent of 60.

Median sale price by year

Year	Sales	Median
2016	5	£225,000
2017	1	£210,000
2019	2	£232,500
2021	3	£206,000
2022	17	£170,000
2023	2	£190,000
2026	2	£368,500

A year with one or two sales is those sales, not a trend. Source: HM Land Registry.

Council tax bands here

Band C — 23 homesBand D — 34 homesBand E — 6 homes

6 homes here look banded above comparable neighbours.

Apartment 65 At 266 High Street, Birmingham, B17 9pt	band E, neighbours typically D	55 of 61 lower
Flat 27, 260 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9pt	band E, neighbours typically D	55 of 61 lower
Flat 30, 260 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9pt	band E, neighbours typically D	55 of 61 lower
Apartment 60 266 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9pt	band E, neighbours typically D	55 of 61 lower
Flat 53, 266 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9pt	band E, neighbours typically D	55 of 61 lower
Flat 34, 260 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9pt	band E, neighbours typically D	55 of 61 lower

Worth checking rather than acting on. A review can move a band down and it can move one up, and you can check any address free at gov.uk. This compares like with like - numbered houses against numbered houses, flats against flats - because a named house on the same street is usually simply a bigger house.

Source: Valuation Office Agency. Bands are 1991 values in England, 2003 in Wales.

Energy efficiency

B — 3C — 40D — 8E — 1

Typical home here: 60 m², 3 habitable rooms — median of 52 assessed homes.

Source: the EPC register. Only homes assessed since 2008 appear, so this is a sample of the street, not all of it.

On the market now

Address		Asking
High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, West Midlands, B17	2 bed	£340,000
254 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham B17 9PT	2 bed	£225,000
Harborne Central, Harborne High Street, Birmingham	2 bed	£220,000
254 High Street, Harborne	2 bed	£200,000
High Street, Harborne, Birmingham	2 bed	£195,950
High Street, Harborne, Birmingham	2 bed	£183,000
Harborne Central, High Street, Harborne	1 bed	£160,000
High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, West Midlands, B17	1 bed	£160,000
High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, West Midlands, B17	1 bed	£150,000
Harborne Central, High Street, Harborne, B17	2 bed	—

Asking prices as currently advertised. An asking price is what is wanted, not what is paid.