36 Midsummer Buildings, Bath
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Market estimate
£209,000–£297,000
Indicative only · Based on its sale in June 2022 · Data through July 2026
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The home
A flat in BA1 6, sold in June 2022.
The last sale we hold from HM Land Registry: £263,000 in June 2022.
The last energy certificate for this home, from July 2013, expired in July 2023. It gave a floor area of 861 sq ft and an energy rating of D.
Energy rating D · EPC from July 2013, expired July 2023
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- B
- C
- D
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- G
- Sold Jun 2022 for £263,000
- Sold Jun 2015 for £185,000
The price
Our market estimate for 36 Midsummer Buildings
Our estimate: £209,000–£297,000. Confidence: Indicative only. Brought forward with the UK House Price Index to July 2026.
It is a market estimate — not a RICS survey or a mortgage valuation.
- This home sold, Jun 2022£263,000
- It starts from the price paid for this home in June 2022.
- It moves that price in line with the UK House Price Index for England.
- The range is wider the longer ago the sale was.
- Range
- £209,000–£297,000
- Confidence
- Indicative only
- Method
- Last sale and UK House Price Index
How we got this range
This estimate starts from the price paid for this home in June 2022 and moves it in line with the UK House Price Index for England. It then allows for how long ago that sale was.
It is a market estimate — not a RICS survey or a mortgage valuation. The range is wider the longer ago the sale was. It is set from how far estimates like this have been from later sale prices; a sale can still fall outside it.
This is an estimate from one past sale and a national index. It does not know this home’s condition, any work done since, or how prices have moved in this area.
HM Land Registry price paid · Uses the UK House Price Index for England to July 2026 · UK House Price Index: HM Land Registry and ONS
Around it
Midsummer Buildings: 20 recorded sales from 1997 to 2024, £14,250 to £372,500.
20 sales on this street from March 1997 to August 2024, from HM Land Registry price paid data. Sales of this home are marked.
- 27 Midsummer Buildings£200,000Aug 2024
- 36 Midsummer Buildings£263,000Jun 2022
- First Floor Flat, 51 Midsummer Buildings£220,000Jun 2022
- 56 Midsummer Buildings£250,000Mar 2021
- 35 Midsummer Buildings£210,000Feb 2021
- 53a Midsummer Buildings£372,500Dec 2020
- 16 Midsummer Buildings£167,000Nov 2020
- 27 Midsummer Buildings£193,000Oct 2016
Shaded: our estimate for this home.
Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
The queue
The queue on 36 Midsummer Buildings
Nobody has registered interest in this home yet.
Anyone can register interest in any home, at any time. A figure named is not an offer. Your name isn’t shown in the queue.
Your move
Your move: claim 36 Midsummer Buildings
Pick a price. See how many sales on this street were at that or more. We don’t keep it unless you register it.
Starts at the middle of our estimate, £209,000–£297,000. Move it.
3 of 20 sales here since 1997 were at or above £253,000.
Not an offer or a valuation.
Sales here since 1997: £14,250 to £372,500, middle £180,000.