Introduction
If you're a homeowner or considering purchasing a property, it can be useful to know the property’s age.
Knowing the age of a property is crucial for planning renovations, marketing for sale, and in many cases for accurately estimating the property value.
Fortunately there are several sets of data which can help provide this information and they are easily accessible in Bricks&Logic.
Introduction
If you're a homeowner or considering purchasing a property, it can be useful to know the property’s age.
Knowing the age of a property is crucial for planning renovations, marketing for sale, and in many cases for accurately estimating the property value.
Fortunately there are several sets of data which can help provide this information and they are easily accessible in Bricks&Logic.
Available data
Bricks&Logic uses a combination of Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and Land Registry data alongside many other data sources to provide an accurate overview of every possible property.
- EPC Data: Provides valuable information on a property's energy efficiency and is required for all homes being sold or rented in the UK. As part of the EPC process, an assessor typically notes the age of the property, as well as any major renovations or upgrades.
- Land Registry: A government database that records details of property ownership and transactions in the UK. Newbuild sales are marked and we can then know exactly when the property was built.
Available data
Bricks&Logic uses a combination of Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and Land Registry data alongside many other data sources to provide an accurate overview of every possible property.
- EPC Data: Provides valuable information on a property's energy efficiency and is required for all homes being sold or rented in the UK. As part of the EPC process, an assessor typically notes the age of the property, as well as any major renovations or upgrades.
- Land Registry: A government database that records details of property ownership and transactions in the UK. Newbuild sales are marked and we can then know exactly when the property was built.
Using Bricks&Logic to find when your home was built
Public users of our data can search any address and quickly see the 'Build-Era' for a property.
We have classified all properties into four simple 'Era's; Period, Early-Century, Mid-Century and Modern (Fig. 01).
Alongside this information, our professional users can access all the underlying data as well as the interactive map which allows for wide-area searching by any criteria (Fig. 02).
Using Bricks&Logic to find when your home was built
Public users of our data can search any address and quickly see the 'Build-Era' for a property.
We have classified all properties into four simple 'Era's; Period, Early-Century, Mid-Century and Modern (Fig. 01).
Alongside this information, our professional users can access all the underlying data as well as the interactive map which allows for wide-area searching by any criteria (Fig. 02).
Conclusion
If you're wondering when your house was built or the age of a property you're considering purchasing, Bricks&Logic is the perfect website to help you find this information.
With our combination of EPC and Land Registry data, you can get an accurate estimate of the property's age and other valuable information all in one place.
You can look up the data for your property at www.bricksandlogic.co.uk.
Conclusion
If you're wondering when your house was built or the age of a property you're considering purchasing, Bricks&Logic is the perfect website to help you find this information.
With our combination of EPC and Land Registry data, you can get an accurate estimate of the property's age and other valuable information all in one place.
You can look up the data for your property at www.bricksandlogic.co.uk.
