Flat 3 13 Devonshire Place

BN2 1QA

  • Flat
  • 205 sq ft
  • EPC E

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What comparable sales show

Not enough completed sales of similar homes nearby to show a figure yet. Local agents can value it from its details and photos.

From completed sales of similar homes nearby, adjusted for floor area. It cannot see condition, layout or recent work, so it is not a valuation.

In short

Flat 3 13 Devonshire Place is a flat in BN2 of about 205 sq ft.

Across Brighton and Hove, average prices fell 2.1% in the year to August 2026.

The street

Devonshire Place and its sales

Flat 3 13 Devonshire Place on the map

This home, the completed sales its figure is worked out from, and the other sales on Devonshire Place. Choose a pin for the address, size and date.

The Land Registry records a sale by its postcode, so pins sit at the postcode, close to the home, not on its doorstep. Map: contains OS data © Crown copyright and database rights 2026.

Sales activity on Devonshire Place

Completed sales registered with HM Land Registry, by quarter

Sales in two years
18
Average price
£357,417
Lowest
£106,000
Highest
£1,085,000
QuarterSalesMedian price
Q1 20251£199,000
Q2 20252£670,000
Q3 20255£310,000
Q4 20252£329,500
Q1 20262£296,000
Q2 20261£277,500
Q3 20260–
Q4 20260–
Type of homeShare of salesMedian pricePer sq ft
Flats89% (16)£255,000–
Terraced houses11% (2)£1,025,000–

Completed sales on Devonshire Place

Every sale in the last two years. Choose an address to see that home's page.

AddressSoldPriceTypeSizePer sq ft
Flat 2, 33 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QBMay 2026£277,500Flat––
3C, New Steine Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QJJan 2026£255,000Flat––
Flat 1, 21 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QAJan 2026£337,000Flat––
Flat 2, Devonshire Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QHNov 2025£210,000Flat––
11, New Steine Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QJOct 2025£449,000Flat––
29A Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QBSept 2025£310,000Flat––
Flat 4, 25 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QASept 2025£245,000Flat––
Flat 6, Devonshire Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QHAug 2025£325,000Flat––
12A, New Steine Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QJJul 2025£355,000Flat––
3A, New Steine Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QJJul 2025£106,000Flat––
19 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QAJun 2025£1,085,000Terraced––
Ground Floor Flat, 3 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QAApr 2025£255,000Flat––
Flat 2, 40 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QBMar 2025£199,000Flat––
9 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QADec 2024£195,000Flat––
9 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QADec 2024£205,000Flat––
7 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QADec 2024£965,000Terraced––
Basement Flat, 40 Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QBDec 2024£210,000Flat––
7, New Steine Mansions Devonshire PlaceBN2 1QJNov 2024£450,000Flat––

Energy

How efficient the home is

Energy performance certificate

From the official register for Flat 3 13 Devonshire Place, lodged 3 June 2024.

Valid until 3 June 2034
ScoreNowCould reach
92+A
81–91B
69–80C
76C
55–68D
39–54E
48E
21–38F
1–20G

Rating now

E48 points

Could reach

C76 points

28 points higher with the improvements below

Built
Before 1900
Solar panels
None recorded

What the assessor found

Each part of the home, with the certificate's own energy efficiency rating.

  • Walls

    Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed)

    Poor
  • Roof

    (another dwelling above)

    Not rated on the certificate

  • Floor

    (another dwelling below)

    Not rated on the certificate

  • Windows

    Fully double glazed

    Average
  • Heating

    No system present: electric heaters assumed

    Very poor
  • Hot water

    Electric instantaneous at point of use

    Very poor
  • Lighting

    Low energy lighting in all fixed outlets

    Very good

Estimated running costs

A year, now and after the recommended improvements.

£655 a year less after the improvements

Heating

£926now
£219after

Hot water

£256now
£302after

Lighting

£36now
£42after

The assessor's estimates at the energy prices in use when the certificate was made (2024), for a typical household. Today's bills will differ.

Improvements the certificate recommends

In the certificate's order. Each rating assumes the steps before it are done.

  1. 1

    50 mm internal or external wall insulation

    Typical cost £4,000–£14,000 · saves about £502 a year

    Rating after69C
  2. 2

    High heat retention storage heaters

    Typical cost £400–£600 · saves about £152 a year

    Rating after76C

Costs and savings are the certificate's own, as estimated when it was made.

History

What it has sold for

Sale history

Every sale of this home registered with HM Land Registry since 1995

No sale of this home has been registered since 1995.

Nearby

Neighbours and the sales behind the figure

Homes in BN2 1QA

Ranked by what comparable sales show. Choose one to see its page.

The area

BN2 at a glance

What buyers have paid in BN2

Completed sales in the last 12 months, against the 12 months before

TypeSalesAverage priceAverage sizePer sq ftOn the year
All homes886£460,221––−2.3%
Flats282£306,791––+0.4%
Terraced320£481,482––−0.1%
Semi-detached118£473,886––−3.7%
Detached132£646,050––−2.1%

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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Energy performance data © Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Floor area and energy rating from the energy certificate of May 2024.

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