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7 Edward Street, BA1 3BP
Terraced, freehold · in BA1 3BP · on Edward Street
Not a valuation: it doesn't know this home's condition, extensions or garden. Middle estimate £440,000. Its last sale, moved in line with terraced prices in Bath and North East Somerset since Feb 2012 (UK House Price Index), would be about £516,000.
Sale history
| Date | Type | Price paid | Change since previous sale |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Feb 2012 | Terraced, freehold | £279,950 | +£29,950 (+12%) |
| 03 Apr 2007 | Terraced, freehold | £250,000 | – |
Standard sales at full market value registered with HM Land Registry. Other transfers, such as repossessions or gifts, are not shown.
Where it is
The marker is this home's location in OS Open UPRN, found from the sale's UPRN (Land Registry's own where it has one, otherwise by matching the sale to its energy performance certificate). The certificate rates this home band D for energy efficiency. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026 (OS Open UPRN); contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Plot and garden
Plot 145 m²: larger than 6 in 10 terraced houses within 500 m that we know of (312 compared).
Estimate from Land Registry plot outlines and Ordnance Survey building outlines; outdoor space is the plot minus buildings, so it includes drives and paths. The back garden is the part beyond the back of the main building, away from its street. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026 (OGL v3.0) and OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.
Flood risk
- Flood zone 1. What's this? This home is outside the mapped river and sea flood zones 2 and 3. This does not cover surface water or groundwater flooding. Source: Environment Agency Flood Map for Planning, via planning.data.gov.uk, record dated 2023-08-24. Zone at this home's point in OS Open UPRN.
Listed buildings and conservation areas
- In the Bath conservation area. What's this? Extra planning controls can apply to alterations, demolition and trees. Source: local authority data via planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved 2026-10-04. Checked at this home's point in OS Open UPRN.
- 2 listed buildings within 100 m. What are grades? Nearest: Non-Conformist Chapel In St Michael's Cemetery (grade II), 60 m, Bromley Memorial In St Michael's Cemetery (grade II), 90 m. Source: Historic England National Heritage List for England, via planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved 2026-10-04. Distances from this home's point in OS Open UPRN.
Listed buildings and conservation areas in England: © Historic England 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. The Historic England GIS Data contained in this material was obtained on 2026-10-04. OGL v3.0.
Indicative only; check with the council or a surveyor.
What do these terms mean? Flood zones 1, 2 and 3 · Listed building grades (I, II*, II) · Conservation areas · Article 4 directions · Tree preservation orders · Agricultural land grades · Gas, electricity, water and sewers
Council tax in BA1 3BP
Yearly charge for Bath (the city of Bath has no parish or town council, so no parish charge), including police, fire and any parish precept, for a home with two adults and no discounts.
Most common band in this neighbourhood: Band C, £2,067 a year (40% of homes).
| Band | Charge a year | Share of homes in the neighbourhood |
|---|---|---|
| A | £1,550 | 3% |
| B | £1,809 | 10% |
| C | £2,067 | 40% |
| D | £2,325 | 26% |
| E | £2,842 | 10% |
| F | £3,359 | 5% |
| G | £3,875 | 5% |
| H | £4,651 | very few |
Check this home's exact band on GOV.UK
Bands are for the neighbourhood this postcode sits in, not this home: neighbours can be in different bands. Counts are rounded to the nearest 10 and small counts are withheld, so shares may not add up to 100%. Source: Valuation Office Agency, Council Tax: stock of properties 2026 (homes at 31 March 2026, published 24/09/2026), OGL v3.0. Charges: Bath & North East Somerset Council, Council Tax Charges 2026/27 (including parish, police and fire). Councils can add up to 100% on second homes and more on long-term empty homes; premiums aren't included.