Local authority market data
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Start with the current market in Isles of Scilly, its direction of travel and the mix of homes being sold. Use Compare, Save and Watch to narrow a shortlist.
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Median price
£437,500
Eligible sales · trailing 24 months
Per square metre
—
Too few floor-area matches to publish
Recorded sales
132
Eligible sales · trailing 24 months
EPC floor-area coverage
56%
Share of eligible sales · trailing 24 months
Market read
This is an aggregate view of recorded residential sales in Isles of Scilly. It is designed for comparing places, not valuing an individual property.
Market signal
Calendar-month medians.
Amber segments mark periods without enough data for a reliable median. The selected period remains complete.
Market fundamentals
Transaction counts mean more when set against the number and type of homes in Isles of Scilly. These are official stock-based measures, not estimates for individual properties.
Homes in stock
1,170
VOA, 31 March 2025
Annualised turnover
5.1 per 1,000
12 eligible sales over 24 months
Net homes added
7
6.0 per 1,000 homes · England only
Stock mix is from the VOA Council Tax Valuation Lists. Delivery is from MHCLG’s net-additions series and is available for England only; it should not be used to compare delivery in Wales.
Energy-transition evidence
This is the latest available EPC record for each identifiable certified dwelling, not a census of every home or an assessment of an individual property.
EPC sample
891
Latest certificate to 28 July 2026
Rated D–G
87%
Current EPC rating in the certificate sample
Potentially higher rating
88%
Potential EPC rating exceeds current rating
EPC potential values are modelled certificate outputs, not quotes for retrofit work, future bills, a value uplift or a letting/compliance conclusion. Source: Energy Performance of Buildings Register domestic certificates.
Planning screening context
This is a broad place-level prompt for further due diligence, based on postcode centroids that intersect the Environment Agency’s planning flood zones. It does not assess the flood risk of an individual property or determine insurance availability.
Centroids in Flood Zone 2 or 3
11.7%
11 of 94 live postcode centroids
Centroids in Flood Zone 3
11.7%
Higher-probability planning zone; still not a property-level result
Flood Zones show present-day rivers-and-sea planning context and ignore the benefit of defences. Check the official map and obtain site-specific advice before relying on it. Source: Environment Agency Flood Map for Planning – Flood Zones, revised 20 May 2026.
Data current to 18 May 2026.