EX4 9DU · Celia Crescent — sold prices, council tax and EPCs

What homes here actually sold for

Address	Sold	Price
7 Celia Crescent	Jul 2025	£160,000
41 Celia Crescent	Jul 2025	£175,000
25 Celia Crescent	Jun 2025	£236,000
31 Celia Crescent	Sep 2024	£175,000
21 Celia Crescent	Aug 2024	£165,000
58 Celia Crescent	May 2024	£400,000
54 Celia Crescent	Nov 2023	£335,000
54 Celia Crescent	Oct 2022	£320,000
23 Celia Crescent	Dec 2021	£234,000
78 Celia Crescent	Jul 2021	£157,000
38 Celia Crescent	Mar 2021	£358,000
43 Celia Crescent	Feb 2021	£152,000
27 Celia Crescent	Feb 2020	£156,000
76 Celia Crescent	Nov 2019	£195,000
11 Celia Crescent	Aug 2019	£179,400
37 Celia Crescent	Jul 2019	£149,000
23 Celia Crescent	Jul 2018	£197,500
17 Celia Crescent	Sep 2017	£148,950
80 Celia Crescent	Aug 2017	£160,000
82 Celia Crescent	Jun 2017	£151,000

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	3	£224,000
2017	3	£151,000
2018	1	£197,500
2019	3	£179,400
2020	1	£156,000
2021	4	£195,500
2022	1	£320,000
2023	1	£335,000
2024	3	£175,000
2025	3	£175,000

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

Council tax bands here

Band B — 33 homesBand C — 1 homeBand D — 14 homesBand E — 4 homes

12 homes here look banded above comparable neighbours.

52 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
54 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
66 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
46 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
38 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
68 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
44 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
40 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
61 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
70 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
64 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 lower
48 Celia Crescent, Exeter, Ex4 9du	band D, neighbours typically B	34 of 52 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 — 19D — 7E — 1

Typical home here: 43 m², 2 habitable rooms — median of 27 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
Celia Crescent	1 bed	—

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

Schools nearby

School	Phase	Ofsted	Distance
St James School	Secondary	No published rating	703 m
Willowbrook School	Primary	Requires improvement	945 m
Stoke Hill Junior School	Primary	No published rating	1147 m
Stoke Hill Infant and Nursery School	Primary	No published rating	1314 m
Whipton Barton Infants and Nursery School	Primary	No published rating	1559 m
Whipton Barton Junior School	Primary	Good	1606 m
Pinhoe Church of England Primary School & Nursery	Primary	Good	1884 m
Ladysmith Junior School	Primary	Requires improvement	1933 m

Source: Department for Education and Ofsted. Distance is straight-line, not walking, and being near a school is not the same as being in its catchment.

Environment

Flooding	No river or sea flood zone at this point
Air quality	NO₂ 5.0 µg/m³, PM2.5 5.4 µg/m³ (2024 modelled) · the World Health Organization guideline for PM2.5 is 5; most of the UK is above it
Transport	22 public transport stops within 800 m

Flood zones from the Environment Agency; air quality modelled by Defra on a 1 km grid, so it describes the area rather than the doorstep. Transport stops from NaPTAN.

Who lives around here

Age

50 to 64 years — 262 35 to 49 years — 227 65 to 74 years — 157 25 to 34 years — 129 10 to 15 years — 73 75 to 84 years — 71 5 to 9 years — 61

How homes are held

Owned — 424 Owns with a mortgage or loan or shared ownership — 184 Private rented — 67 Private rented or lives rent free — 67 Social rented — 4 Shared ownership — 1

Households

Single family household — 330 One-person household — 131 Other household types — 35

General health

Very good health — 575 Good health — 411 Fair health — 128 Bad health — 31 Very bad health — 10

Qualifications

Level 4 qualifications or above — 319 Level 3 qualifications — 183 No qualifications — 147 Level 2 qualifications — 139 Level 1 and entry level qualifications — 100 Apprenticeship — 64 Other qualifications — 25

Household deprivation

Household is not deprived in any dimension — 291 Household is deprived in one dimension — 155 Household is deprived in two dimensions — 42 Household is deprived in three dimensions — 7

Source: ONS Census 2021, for this postcode's LSOA — a neighbourhood of roughly 1,000 to 3,000 people, so it describes the area around the street rather than the street itself.