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BD21 5 — house prices & area data

A free, sourced snapshot of BD21 5, Keighley and Ilkley from Acreright. Every figure shows its source and date; where the data isn’t reliable we say so rather than guess.

BD21 5 is a postcode sector in Keighley and Ilkley. Homes here sold for a median of £145,000 over the last year, up 28.9% over five years. 1,830 sales are on record. Parts of it rank among England’s more-deprived areas (91% of its postcodes are in the most-deprived 30%). 45% of homes are rated EPC C or better.

We don’t publish a full report for BD21 5 yet — see where we’re live or ask to be notified when it launches.

Nearest areas with a full report: Rochdale, Oldham, Bury.

Recent sales

AddressTypePriceDate
18 - 24 Church StreetOther£264,999Jul 2026
Hermit Hole Halifax RoadTerraced£165,000Jul 2026
159 Hainworth Wood RoadTerraced£110,000Jul 2026
9 Beech Tree CloseTerraced£160,000Jun 2026
346 Halifax RoadTerraced£96,000Jun 2026
6 Beech Tree CloseTerraced£169,000Jun 2026
Bank Barn Hill Top RoadOther£606,800Jun 2026
101 Halifax RoadSemi£180,000May 2026
13 Cedar StreetTerraced£99,000May 2026
106 Hainworth Wood RoadTerraced£157,000May 2026

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid · Sep 2026

Crime last 12 months

480
Street-level crimes
Trend rising
Most common
  1. Violence and sexual offences 244
  2. Anti-social behaviour 53
  3. Public order 43

Source: police.uk street-level crime (Open Government Licence) · Aug 2025 – Jul 2026. Locations are anonymised "on or near" markers — where crime clusters, not a specific address.

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