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BN1 4QD

In Brighton and Hove · area guide: flood risk, crime & house prices
Flood risk
None identified
Rivers & sea · surface water none identified
Crime
143
Incidents · Neighbourhood · 12 months
Median price
£475,000
Sold prices · BN1 4QD only · 12 months
Area overview

The median sold price for the postcode BN1 4QD is around £475,000, from 5 sales over the last 12 months. 143 crimes were recorded in the neighbourhood around BN1 4QD (an official statistics area of roughly 1,500 residents) over the last 12 months, most commonly violence and sexual offences. No significant flood risk has been identified for this area. Figures are area-level and indicative only, and are not a substitute for professional assessments.

Based on official dataUpdated 2026-08

Flood risk

Rivers & sea: None identified. Surface water: None identified.

Rivers & sea
None identified
Surface water
None identified
Flood risk is shown at area level and is indicative only. Always check the Environment Agency's official record and a surveyor before buying.
EA release · 2026-06Full flood detail →

House prices

Sold prices from HM Land Registry, based on sales in this exact postcode, last 12 months.

Sept 21Aug 26

Range £195,000 – £540,000

Based on a small number of transactions in this sector — monthly medians swing widely, so treat the shape of this line with caution.

Median sale price
£475,000
BN1 4QD only · 12 months
Sales
5
BN1 4QD only · 12 months

By property type

Median sold price by type across BN1 4, last 24 months.

  • Flat£273,311(144 sales)
  • Terraced£523,000(88 sales)
  • Semi-detached£562,500(6 sales)
  • DetachedToo few sales(4 sales)

Types shown greyed have few recent sales, and under 5 sales we show no median at all — the count is shown so you can judge it yourself.

BN1 4QD median £475,000 (12 months) vs the wider district £405,500 · England & Wales £283,000 (24 months).

Land Registry release · 2026-08

Recorded crime

Crime data from Police.uk, based on incidents in the immediate neighbourhood (an official statistics area of roughly 1,500 residents), last 12 months.

Incidents
143
Neighbourhood · 12 months
Most common type
Violence and sexual offences

How it compares

  • Crime: 1.3× the typical Brighton and Hove neighbourhood
  • Crime: 1.3× the typical England & Wales neighbourhood

Recorded crime in this neighbourhood compared with the typical (median) neighbourhood in Brighton and Hove and in England & Wales, over the last 12 months. Neighbourhoods here are official statistics areas (LSOAs) of broadly similar population, roughly 1,500 residents each, so this is a like-for-like comparison but not a per-resident rate. Areas with busy town centres or stations record more crime because of visitors, not just residents.

Police.uk release · 2026-08

Broadband coverage

Gigabit-capable broadband is available to 97.7% of premises in BN1 4QD, compared with 85.9% across Brighton and Hove and 86.7% in England. Full fibre reaches 61.1% of premises across Brighton and Hove (England: 77.9%).

Gigabit-capable
97.7%
Superfast 30 Mbit/s+
100%
Below the USO
0%
Coverage compared: % of premises, July 2025
Type of broadbandThis postcodeBrighton and HoveEnglandUK
Full fibrefibre all the way to the premisesn/a61.1%77.9%77.5%
Gigabit-capable1,000 Mbit/s available97.7%85.9%86.7%85.9%
Superfast30 Mbit/s or more available100%98.1%97.7%97.5%
Below the USOno decent connection available0%0%0.1%0.14%
This is coverage — what networks can reach premises — not the speed any one home gets. Postcode figures cover every premises in the postcode. Ofcom does not publish full fibre per postcode, so that figure is for the whole council area. "Below the USO" means a premises cannot get a decent connection (10 Mbit/s download and 1 Mbit/s upload) from a fixed line or fixed wireless network.

Deprivation

This neighbourhood is in decile 9 of 10 on the English Indices of Deprivation 2025: more deprived than 17% of neighbourhoods in England.

Compared with Brighton and Hove: more deprived than 15% of its 165 neighbourhoods.

Selected measures

Decile for each measure, where 1 is the most deprived 10% in England.

  • Income9of 10
  • Employment10of 10
  • Crime8of 10
  • Living environment2of 10
A relative ranking of small areas (LSOAs, roughly 1,500 residents each) on income, employment, health, education, crime, housing and environment. It describes the area as a whole, not any household or home. The ranking covers England only; Welsh postcodes use the separate Welsh index.
Neighbourhood E01016936 · published October 2025Source: English Indices of Deprivation 2025, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Open Government Licence v3.0.

Council tax

Most homes here are Band D (29%). Average Band D in Brighton and Hove is £2,580.54 for 2026/27.

That is 8% above the England average Band D of £2,391.52.

Homes by band in this neighbourhood

Share of the 1,030 homes on the valuation list at 31 March 2026.

  • Band A19%
  • Band B17%
  • Band C28%
  • Band D29%
  • Band E7%
  • Band F0%
  • Band G–
  • Band H0%
Bands are for the neighbourhood (LSOA, roughly 1,500 residents), not one street or home. The Valuation Office Agency rounds counts to the nearest 10 and does not publish very small counts (shown as –). Charges are council-wide averages including parish and adult social care precepts; a home’s bill depends on its band, its parish and any discounts.

Nearest schools

The three closest state-funded primary and secondary schools in a straight line from the centre of this postcode, with what Ofsted published at each school's latest inspection. Special schools may appear in the list. Independent schools are not included.

Nearest primary schools

  1. Downs Infant School0.4 miles (660 m)
    Community school · ages 5–7 · 289 pupils
    Ofsted, September 2024: no overall grade given
    • Quality of education Good
    • Behaviour and attitudes Good
    • Personal development Good
    • Leadership and management Good
    Ofsted reports for Downs Infant School (opens in a new tab) ↗
  2. Downs Junior School0.4 miles (710 m)
    Community school · ages 7–11 · 495 pupils
  3. Stanford Primary School0.5 miles (880 m)
    Community school · ages 4–11 · 197 pupils

Nearest secondary schools

  1. Voluntary aided school · ages 11–18 · Roman Catholic · 2,657 pupils
    Ofsted, October 2024: no overall grade given
    • Quality of education Outstanding
    • Behaviour and attitudes Outstanding
    • Personal development Outstanding
    • Leadership and management Outstanding
    Ofsted reports for Cardinal Newman Catholic School (opens in a new tab) ↗
  2. Dorothy Stringer School1.0 mile (1.6 km)
    Community school · ages 11–16 · 1,626 pupils
  3. Varndean School1.1 miles (1.8 km)
    Community school · ages 11–16 · 1,487 pupils
Distances are straight lines from the middle of the postcode, not walking or driving routes. Living near a school does not mean you are in its catchment area, so check admissions with the council. Ofsted stopped giving a single overall grade in September 2024, and inspections from November 2025 give a report card with a grade for each area. We show what Ofsted published for each school's latest inspection.
School list 12 October 2026 · Ofsted data to 31 August 2026Sources: DfE Get Information about Schools, Ofsted management information. Open Government Licence.

Public transport

The nearest station to BN1 4QD is London Road (Brighton) Rail Station, 0.3 miles (410 m) away in a straight line. There are 19 bus stops within 500 m.

Nearest station
0.3 miles (410 m)
Bus stops within 500 m
19

Nearest stations

  1. London Road (Brighton) Rail Station
    National Rail · Brighton
    0.3 miles (410 m)
  2. Brighton Rail Station
    National Rail · Brighton
    0.4 miles (590 m)
  3. Preston Park Rail Station
    National Rail · Brighton
    1.0 mile (1.6 km)
Distances are straight lines from the middle of the postcode, so the walk will be longer. This shows where stations and stops are, not how often services run. Bus stops are active on-street stops.

How this area has changed

PostcodeLens combines saved monthly snapshots with views reconstructed from official source data, so you can compare today's figures with earlier months.

October 2026saved snapshot
Saved median moved from £467,500 to £475,000 · Crime: 143 incidents in the 12 months to this snapshot
August 2026saved snapshot
Postcode median recorded at £467,500 · Crime: 144 incidents in the 12 months to this snapshot
July 2026saved snapshot
Postcode median recorded at £467,500 · Crime: 146 incidents in the 12 months to this snapshot
June 2026reconstructed
Sector median £350,000 · Crime: 144 incidents in the 12 months to June 2026
May 2026reconstructed
Sector median £345,000 · Crime: 146 incidents in the 12 months to May 2026
April 2026reconstructed
Sector median £345,000 · Crime: 156 incidents in the 12 months to April 2026
Show the full history (18 more months)
March 2026reconstructed
Sector median £341,250 · Crime: 148 incidents in the 12 months to March 2026
February 2026reconstructed
Sector median £325,000 · Crime: 144 incidents in the 12 months to February 2026
January 2026reconstructed
Sector median £325,000 · Crime: 143 incidents in the 12 months to January 2026
December 2025reconstructed
Sector median £341,250 · Crime: 135 incidents in the 12 months to December 2025
November 2025reconstructed
Sector median £332,500 · Crime: 132 incidents in the 12 months to November 2025
October 2025reconstructed
Sector median £332,500 · Crime: 133 incidents in the 12 months to October 2025
September 2025reconstructed
Sector median £342,500 · Crime: 144 incidents in the 12 months to September 2025
August 2025reconstructed
Sector median £342,500 · Crime: 147 incidents in the 12 months to August 2025
July 2025reconstructed
Sector median £342,500 · Crime: 140 incidents in the 12 months to July 2025
June 2025reconstructed
Sector median £343,750 · Crime: 136 incidents in the 12 months to June 2025
May 2025reconstructed
Sector median £350,000 · Crime: 130 incidents in the 12 months to May 2025
April 2025reconstructed
Sector median £360,000 · Crime: 124 incidents in the 12 months to April 2025
March 2025reconstructed
Sector median £367,500 · Crime: 123 incidents in the 12 months to March 2025
February 2025reconstructed
Sector median £360,000 · Crime: 119 incidents in the 12 months to February 2025
January 2025reconstructed
Sector median £357,585 · Crime: 120 incidents in the 12 months to January 2025
December 2024reconstructed
Sector median £352,500 · Crime: 134 incidents in the 12 months to December 2024
November 2024reconstructed
Sector median £352,500 · Crime: 134 incidents in the 12 months to November 2024
October 2024reconstructed
Sector median £355,000 · Crime: 140 incidents in the 12 months to October 2024

Saved snapshots are the monthly figures PostcodeLens has recorded since July 2026. Reconstructed views are assembled from official source data (HM Land Registry price paid, Police UK crime) to show earlier months; they carry no flood history.

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All figures on this page are area-level and indicative, drawn from official open data sources under the Open Government Licence. PostcodeLens is not a property-specific assessment and does not constitute financial, legal, insurance, or surveying advice. Always verify with the original sources and qualified professionals before making a property decision.

Postcode, council area and neighbourhood lookups: ONS Postcode Directory (May 2026), Office for National Statistics, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026.