BN1 6WA · Peacock Lane — sold prices, council tax and EPCs

What homes here actually sold for

Address	Sold	Price
26 Peacock Lane	Nov 2025	£1,365,000
12 Peacock Lane	Aug 2025	£1,100,000
77 Peacock Lane	Aug 2025	£1,230,000
36 Peacock Lane	Jul 2025	£725,000
20 Peacock Lane	Aug 2024	£1,350,000
34 Peacock Lane	Jun 2024	£975,000
24 Peacock Lane	Oct 2023	£1,600,000
85 Peacock Lane	Oct 2023	£918,000
8 Peacock Lane	Aug 2023	£1,022,000
77 Peacock Lane	May 2022	£1,165,000
88 Peacock Lane	Mar 2021	£1,250,000
24 Peacock Lane	Mar 2021	£757,000
78 Peacock Lane	Mar 2021	£1,320,000
64 Peacock Lane	May 2019	£740,000
16 Peacock Lane	Nov 2018	£785,000
84 Peacock Lane	May 2018	£1,150,000
89 Peacock Lane	Jan 2018	£675,000
26 Peacock Lane	Sep 2017	£750,000
30 Peacock Lane	May 2017	£750,000
8 Peacock Lane	Apr 2017	£899,950

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — the price recorded on the deed, not an estimate. Showing the 20 most recent of 53.

Median sale price by year

Year	Sales	Median
2016	1	£825,000
2017	3	£750,000
2018	3	£785,000
2019	1	£740,000
2021	3	£1,250,000
2022	1	£1,165,000
2023	3	£1,022,000
2024	2	£1,162,500
2025	4	£1,165,000

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

Council tax bands here

Band E — 3 homesBand F — 31 homesBand G — 9 homes

9 homes here look banded above comparable neighbours.

88 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
82 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
84 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
86 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
89 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
78 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
90 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
24 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 lower
56 Peacock Lane, Brighton, Bn1 6wa	band G, neighbours typically F	30 of 39 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

A — 1B — 1C — 11D — 13E — 4F — 1

Typical home here: 164 m², 6 habitable rooms — median of 31 assessed homes.

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