62, Devonshire Street Keighley BD21 2BL

A home on Devonshire Street, postcode BD21 2BL. Unique property reference number (UPRN) 100051258140.

Energy: The latest energy certificate, lodged 7 October 2016, rates it D (61), and says it could reach C (80).
Sales: 2 recorded sales since 1995; the latest, in November 2002, was for £50,000.

Energy performance certificates

Source: Energy Performance of Buildings Register (MHCLG), register as at 1 November 2026. Every certificate lodged for this address, newest first; a certificate is valid for ten years and describes the home as it was when assessed. The rating is a band from A (most efficient) to G, with the score out of about 100 in brackets. Address data © Ordnance Survey and Royal Mail, shown for understanding the energy efficiency of buildings only.

Lodged	Rating	Could reach	Home	Floor area	Main fuel	Tenure	Certificate
7 Oct 2016	D (61)	C (80)	House, end-terrace, built before 1900	320 m²	mains gas (not community)	owner-occupied	On GOV.UK
31 May 2016	D (55)	C (79)	House, end-terrace, built 1900-1929	311 m²	mains gas (not community)	owner-occupied	On GOV.UK
23 Oct 2014	E (45)	B (81)	House, end-terrace, built 1900-1929	152 m²	mains gas (not community)	owner-occupied	On GOV.UK

Sales of this home

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, sales registered up to 28 August 2026. A sale is shown here when its postcode, house number or name and flat match this address and no other address with a certificate. A sale registered under another form of the address may be missing.

Date	Price	Type	Notes
29 Nov 2002	£50,000	Terraced
28 Jun 1995	£80,000	Terraced

More about this home and its area

Flood risk, broadband, schools, planning, crime and every sale on the street: Devonshire Street.
Its council tax band: the Valuation Office Agency's checker on GOV.UK.
Who owns it, and any mortgage or restrictions: the title register, from HM Land Registry for a small fee.

What this page cannot tell you

Whether the certificate still describes the home: insulation, heating or extensions since the assessment change the rating.
What the home is worth now: sales are the prices paid when it last changed hands.
Whether it floods, subsides or has other defects: that takes a survey.

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