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FLAT 10 HAWKRIDGE COX GREEN RUDGWICK, RH12 3DE is a Flat in Horsham, Surrey, England. Its current EPC rating is C (score 77 out of 100), with potential to reach C. Floor area is approximately 33 m². Local authority: unknown.

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FLAT 10 HAWKRIDGE COX GREEN RUDGWICK

HORSHAM, SURREY · RH12 3DE

Things you should know

A quick summary of this property, drawn from its records.

  • No sale recorded on HM Land Registry (which we cover from 2020 onwards). The facts below come from its EPC and local area data.

  • It's a flat property, with 33 m² of floor area.

  • Energy rating EPC C (score 77/100), with potential to reach C. · EPC, inspected 2016

  • Built 1967–1975. · Construction age band, from EPC

Facts from HM Land Registry (sales) and the EPC register (energy), under the Open Government Licence. Area comparisons are context, not a valuation or financial advice. Figures are as per our current dataset, which we're expanding continually.

Property Overview

Key facts from EPC & HM Land Registry records.

Built Form

Mid-Terrace

Floor Area

33 m²

≈ 355 sq ft

Year Built

1967–1975

Construction age band, from EPC

Current EPC Rating

Band C · Score 77/100

Potential Band C · Expired 25 April 2026

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Sales History

No sales recorded

No recorded sale

We currently hold HM Land Registry sales from 2020 onwards. This home hasn't sold in that period, so there's no sale to show here — its profile above is built from its EPC and local-area data. We'll add earlier sales as we extend our coverage.

EPC Intelligence

Energy Performance Certificate history for this property.

C

Rating C · Score 77

Latest

Inspected 25 April 2016

Expired 25 April 2026

Potential

C
Score 78

Floor Area

33 m²

Construction Era

1967–1975

CO₂ Emissions

1 t/yr

Mains Gas

Yes

Walls

Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed)

Poor

Roof

Pitched, 270 mm loft insulation

Good

Windows

Fully double glazed

Average

Main Heating

Community scheme

Good
iHow is the EPC score calculated?

The score (1–100) is the property's energy efficiency rating, produced by an accredited Domestic Energy Assessor using the UK Government's Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP). A higher score means a more energy-efficient home that's cheaper to run.

It's calculated from the property's physical characteristics, including:

  • Size & floor area
  • Construction & age
  • Wall, roof & floor insulation
  • Windows / glazing
  • Main heating & controls
  • Hot water & lighting

These are the factors shown in the certificate above. The score maps to a band — A (92–100, most efficient) down to G(1–20). The "potential" score is what could be achieved with the recommended improvements. Source: MHCLG EPC Register.

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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Energy Performance Certificate data © Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Provided for general guidance only — verify details with the original source before relying on them.

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