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On Exeter Street, in Seven Dials
What it's like at BN1 5PG: every home that has sold on Exeter Street since 1995 and who owns them, what's happening down the road, crime on the street, a day in the life, history on the doorstep and what's changing nearby. Moving, buying, selling, improving or investing? Pick a lens above for what matters to you.
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Compared with all 7,264 neighbourhoods in England and Wales (council well-being: all councils). Open a tab below for the detail.
ORR, DfE, police.uk, OS Terrain 50 and Open Greenspace, Forestry Commission, Defra noise maps (England), Xoserve. Every distance: Moving; radon, ground and flood checks: Buying.
3 homes on the street extended (energy certificates).
Sales and extensions on Exeter Street; new homes, planning permissions and schools within 1 km over the last five years. Everything changing within 2 km.
1 of the 57 homes on the street are owned by companies.
| 1, Exeter StreetTerraced | Dec 2016 | £660,000 | 132 m² | £5,000/m² | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2, Exeter StreetTerraced | Oct 2006 | £420,000 | – | – | 3 |
| 4, Exeter StreetTerraced | Jul 2025 | £770,000 | 114 m² | £6,754/m² | 2 |
| 5, Exeter StreetTerraced | Apr 1997 | £79,950 | 89 m² | £898/m² | 1 |
| 6, Exeter StreetTerraced | Oct 2014 | £550,000 | 108 m² | £5,093/m² | 2 |
| 7, Exeter StreetTerraced | Feb 2002 | £182,000 | – | – | 1 |
| 8, Exeter StreetTerraced | Mar 2016 | £498,000 | 92 m² | £5,413/m² | 1 |
| 9, Exeter StreetTerraced | Jan 1999 | £112,000 | – | – | 2 |
| Flat 1, 10, Exeter StreetFlat | Aug 2001 | £82,500 | – | – | 1 |
| Flat 2, 11, Exeter StreetFlat | Jul 2011 | £192,000 | – | – | 4 |
| Flat 1, 11, Exeter StreetFlat | Sept 2016 | £240,000 | 44 m² | £5,455/m² | 1 |
| First Floor Flat, 11, Exeter StreetFlat | Sept 2023 | £325,014 | – | – | 3 |
| Ground Floor Flat, 11, Exeter StreetFlat | May 2025 | £305,000 | – | – | 2 |
| 12, Exeter StreetTerraced | Apr 2018 | £619,950 | 95 m² | £6,526/m² | 2 |
| 14, Exeter StreetTerraced | Dec 2015 | £500,000 | 93 m² | £5,376/m² | 4 |
| 15, Exeter StreetTerraced | Jun 2021 | £626,400 | 120 m² | £5,220/m² | 2 |
| 19, Exeter StreetTerraced | Aug 2000 | £215,000 | – | – | 3 |
| 20, Exeter StreetTerraced | Oct 2013 | £390,000 | 102 m² | £3,824/m² | 1 |
| 22, Exeter StreetTerraced | Feb 2011 | £415,000 | 121 m² | £3,430/m² | 3 |
| 23, Exeter StreetTerraced | Mar 2011 | £400,000 | 123 m² | £3,252/m² | 2 |
| 24, Exeter StreetTerraced | Feb 2025 | £770,000 | 119 m² | £6,471/m² | 3 |
| 25, Exeter StreetTerraced | May 2014 | £500,000 | 112 m² | £4,464/m² | 4 |
| 26, Exeter StreetTerraced | Sept 1995 | £71,000 | – | – | 1 |
| 27, Exeter StreetTerraced | Oct 1996 | £76,500 | – | – | 1 |
| 28, Exeter StreetSemi-detached | Feb 2010 | £325,950 | 94 m² | £3,468/m² | 1 |
| 29, Exeter StreetTerraced | Apr 2006 | £288,950 | – | – | 2 |
| 30, Exeter StreetTerraced | May 2018 | £600,000 | 120 m² | £5,000/m² | 4 |
| 33, Exeter StreetTerraced | Jan 1999 | £103,000 | – | – | 1 |
| Ground Floor Flat, 34, Exeter StreetFlat | Dec 2014 | £210,000 | – | – | 1 |
| 35, Exeter StreetTerraced | Aug 2010 | £396,000 | 119 m² | £3,328/m² | 2 |
| 36, Exeter StreetTerraced | Apr 2006 | £390,000 | 161 m² | £2,422/m² | 4 |
From HM Land Registry sale records (standard sales) and energy certificates. Tap a home for its full history.
Plenty of people here don't commute at all: 52% of working residents mostly worked from home at the 2021 census.
The nearest station is London Road (Brighton), about a 10-minute walk (900 m), with 392k journeys a year; its busiest route is to Falmer.
The nearest bus stop is Port Hall Road, 150 m away, with a bus about every 15 minutes on weekdays (routes 27, 27C, 98, 55); 45 departures an hour from the 10 stops within a 5-minute walk.
Plenty of jobs are close by: somewhere with 5,000 or more jobs (a town centre, business park or big hospital) is about 11 minutes away by public transport or on foot.
Central London is 75 km away as the crow flies.
61% of households manage without a car.
The nearest primary school is Stanford Primary School, a few minutes' walk (350 m).
None of the state primaries within 2 km has Ofsted's top rating.
The nearest secondary is Cardinal Newman Catholic School, 650 m away; Attainment 8: 50.4 · 15.9% of GCSEs at 8–9.
Top-rated secondaries within reach: King's School (4 km).
Few families with young children: only 9% of residents are under 15.
The nearest supermarket is Tesco, 500 m away, with Port Hall Stores closer still (100 m) for top-ups.
The nearest GP surgery is Stanford Medical Centre (300 m), with Kamsons Pharmacy the closest pharmacy (300 m).
For a haircut, Milo's is 500 m away.
The nearest full A&E is Royal Sussex County Hospital, 2.4 km away, rated requires improvement by the CQC.
At its trust, 57% of major A&E patients were seen within 4 hours in September 2026 (the NHS standard is 95%), and 53% of people waiting for planned treatment had waited under 18 weeks (typical wait 17 weeks).
There's a handful of places to eat and drink locally: 13 restaurants and cafés, 9 pubs and bars.
Tung-Wong Thai Vegan is the closest café or restaurant (100 m), and The Chimney House the nearest pub (100 m).
Crime is around the national middle: about 87 per 1,000 residents a year.
Much of it is protected: 70% of postcodes sit in a conservation area (West Hill, Montpelier and Clifton Hill).
There are 61 listed buildings.
Homes are mostly flats (87%).
Most homes are Victorian or Edwardian: 82% were built before 1919.
The nearest park is Dyke Road Park, 400 m away; for exercise, BHASVIC Sports Centre (250 m).
61 places on this map are within about a 10-minute walk.
Walking times are estimates from straight-line distance. Food businesses from the FSA food hygiene register; schools from the DfE register; nurseries from Ofsted's childcare register; care homes from the Care Quality Commission; pools, sports halls, tennis and golf from Sport England Active Places (contains data © Sport England); everything else © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Map © OpenFreeMap, OpenMapTiles, OpenStreetMap contributors.
| Building | Grade | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Stanford County Junior School Including Walls and Gate Piers and Railings | II | 130 m |
| Port Hall and Attached Walls | II | 160 m |
Grade I and II* are the most important few per cent. Listing means consent is needed for most changes, inside and out. Contains Historic England data © Historic England 2026 (via planning.data.gov.uk), OGL.
Plaques recorded by Open Plaques (openplaques.org), a volunteer project; its data is public domain. Not every plaque is recorded.
Brighton Pavilion constituency: Siân Berry MP (Green Party), since July 2024. 2024 general election: Green hold, majority 14,290 (27.3%), turnout 70%. Vote shares: Green Party 55%, Labour 28%, Conservative 8%, Reform UK 5%.
88 new homes, planning permissions and school changes on record within 2 km, plus energy projects, road works, storm overflows and major infrastructure. Everything changing near BN1 5PG →
The beach is on your doorstep: Brighton Central, 1.1 km away, was rated good for water quality in 2025.
Air quality is around the national middle (nitrogen dioxide 10.8 µg/m³).
For holidays, London Gatwick is 36 km away.
Many neighbours rent: 57% of households rent privately and 7% socially.
It's young: 28% of residents are aged 15–29.
It's highly educated: 60% of adults have a degree.
The nearest university is INTO University Partnerships, 1.4 km away.
Written from the figures on this page: Census 2021, DfT journey times (2019), NaPTAN/ORR, Ofsted, CQC, FSA, police.uk and planning registers. Figures describe the neighbourhood around the street.
Tap a type to see what it covers and how it has changed in Brighton and Hove since 2011.
police.uk, 2025-09 to 2026-08. Crimes are mapped to the nearest of a set of anonymised points and labelled with that point's street, so busy roads and junctions collect crimes from nearby; the street has about 57 homes that have sold since 1995. Greater Manchester Police data is not published, and national totals leave Greater Manchester out.
On this street: 0 of 36 homes with certificates have solar panels, 0 a heat pump, and 0 are heated by something other than mains gas.
| Neighbourhood | Council | England and Wales | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homes with solar panels | 0.2% | 0.6% | 1.2% |
| Heated by a heat pump | 0.4% | 0.6% | 1.0% |
| Mains gas | 70.4% | 84.3% | 84.0% |
| Oil or LPG | 0.1% | 0.1% | 4.1% |
| Electric heating | 22.7% | 11.1% | 8.3% |
| Community heating | 6.4% | 3.8% | 2.1% |
From each home's latest energy certificate, so panels or heat pumps fitted since aren't counted and the shares are lower than today's real figures. Compare areas in the data explorer.
The most notable of each. Rough times by car in free-flowing traffic, between neighbourhood centres. Check opening times before you travel.