BN1 3DF · Montpelier Terrace — sold prices, council tax and EPCs

What homes here actually sold for

Address	Sold	Price
Third Floor Flat 4, 3 Montpelier Terrace	Mar 2025	£312,000
Flat 10, MONTPELLIER LODGE, 16 Montpelier Terrace	Mar 2025	£270,000
Flat 1, 5 Montpelier Terrace	Mar 2025	£510,000
1 Montpelier Terrace	Feb 2025	£25,600
Flat 3, 1 Montpelier Terrace	Jan 2025	£400,000
12 Montpelier Terrace	Dec 2024	£1,600,000
Flat 2, 4 Montpelier Terrace	Jun 2024	£272,500
Flat 3a, 1 Montpelier Terrace	Jun 2024	£515,000
7 Montpelier Terrace	Apr 2024	£1,400,000
Flat 2, 1 Montpelier Terrace	Dec 2023	£385,000
Flat 3, 4 Montpelier Terrace	Jul 2023	£149,000
Flat 1, 5 Montpelier Terrace	Jan 2023	£440,000
Flat 1, MONTPELLIER LODGE, 16 Montpelier Terrace	Jan 2023	£240,000
8 Montpelier Terrace	Jul 2022	£1,700,000
Flat 4, 6 Montpelier Terrace	May 2022	£242,500
18 Montpelier Terrace	Apr 2022	£2,100,000
Flat 5, 4 Montpelier Terrace	Mar 2022	£288,000
Flat 2, 6 Montpelier Terrace	Jun 2021	£440,000
Flat 3, 1 Montpelier Terrace	Feb 2021	£300,000
18, MONTPELIER LODGE, 16 Montpelier Terrace	Feb 2021	£275,000

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	4	£240,000
2017	2	£187,500
2018	1	£420,000
2019	1	£225,000
2020	5	£395,000
2021	3	£300,000
2022	4	£994,000
2023	4	£312,500
2024	4	£957,500
2025	5	£312,000

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

Council tax bands here

Band A — 29 homesBand B — 22 homesBand C — 1 homeBand E — 2 homesBand F — 5 homesBand G — 1 home

12 homes here look banded above comparable neighbours.

Flat 3, 5 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band C, neighbours typically A	29 of 30 lower
Flat 3, 2 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
Flat 1, 3 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
Flat 2, 1 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
Flat 1 At 2 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
Flat 3a At 1 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
5a Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	14 of 22 lower
Flat 4 At 2 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
18 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	14 of 22 lower
Flat A 6 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
Flat 2, 4 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 lower
Flat 5, 4 Montpelier Terrace, Brighton, Bn1 3df	band B, neighbours typically A	15 of 30 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

C — 27D — 14E — 5

Typical home here: 52 m², 2 habitable rooms — median of 46 assessed homes.

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