38 NEW STREET, RH10 1LW is a Terraced in Crawley, West Sussex, England. It last sold for £220,000 in 2012. Its current EPC rating is D (score 68 out of 100), with potential to reach B. Floor area is approximately 79 m². This works out at about £2,785 per m², 25% below the town average of £3,730 per m² (context, not a valuation). Local authority: Crawley.
38 NEW STREET
CRAWLEY, WEST SUSSEX · RH10 1LW
Things you should know
A quick summary of this property, drawn from its records.
It's a terraced property, with 79 m² of floor area.
Last sold for £220,000 in July 2012 — its only sale on record. · HM Land Registry
That sale works out at ~£2,785/m² — 25% below the town average of £3,730/m² (20,240 sales). · Context, not a valuation
Energy rating EPC D (score 68/100), with potential to reach B. · EPC, inspected 2022
Built 1950–1966. · 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
79 m²
≈ 850 sq ft
Year Built
1950–1966
Construction age band, from EPC
Current EPC Rating
Band D · Score 68/100
Potential Band B · Valid until 22 July 2032
Local Authority
Crawley↗
Value Insights
Price metrics derived from sale price and floor area.
Price per square metre
£2,785 /m²
Based on the 2012 sale
£/m² vs CRAWLEY
−25% below the average sale price
Area avg £3,730/m² · 20,240 sales
Floor area
79 m²
≈ 850 sq ft · from EPC
Last sale price
£220,000
2 July 2012
How This Compares
How this property's 2012 sale price of £220,000 compares with the average sale price nearby — based on recorded house prices (not £/m²).
vs RH10 postcode area
RH10 average sale price: £336,178 · based on 16,260 sales
vs CRAWLEY average
CRAWLEY average sale price: £313,220 · based on 26,502 sales
Averages are across all property types sold 2020–2026 in our dataset, so they reflect the mix of homes in the area rather than like-for-like.
Sales History
1 sale recorded
Last sold
£220,000
2 July 2012
2 July 2012
Latest£220,000
Terraced · Freehold
Only one sale is recorded for this property, so change and annualised return can't be calculated yet. They'll appear automatically if it sells again.
EPC Intelligence
Energy Performance Certificate history for this property.
Energy Efficiency Over Time
Year-on-year EPC score progression for this property.
EPC energy efficiency scores for 38 NEW STREET. The property scored 58 (Rating D) in 2012 and 68 (Rating D) in 2022, an improvement of 10 points.
Point improvement
2012 to 2022
Summary: EPC energy efficiency scores for 38 NEW STREET. The property scored 58 (Rating D) in 2012 and 68 (Rating D) in 2022, an improvement of 10 points.
Rating D · Score 68
LatestInspected 22 July 2022
Valid until 22 July 2032
Potential
Floor Area
79 m²
Construction Era
1950–1966
CO₂ Emissions
2.7 t/yr
Mains Gas
Yes
Walls
Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed)
PoorRoof
Pitched, 50 mm loft insulation
PoorWindows
Fully double glazed
AverageMain Heating
Boiler and radiators, mains gas
GoodRating D · Score 58
Inspected 1 May 2012
Expired 1 May 2022
Potential
Floor Area
76 m²
Construction Era
1930–1949
CO₂ Emissions
3.6 t/yr
Mains Gas
—
Walls
Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed)
PoorRoof
Pitched, no insulation (assumed)
Very PoorWindows
Fully double glazed
AverageMain Heating
Boiler and radiators, mains gas
GoodiHow 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 certificates 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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