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What does a garage sell for in your area?

7,323 verified UK garage sales since 2013 — HM Land Registry records plus tracked auction results. Every one a single garage or a block with a known unit count, so the numbers mean what they say.

Postcode detail is an Investor feature · regional averages are free below

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Regional averages

The typical (median) price paid per garage by UK region, from verified Land Registry sales over the last 5 years. Block sales count per garage. Hover the confidence rating for how much data sits behind each figure.

South East
£17,000
Medium
London
£23,000
High
South West
£17,000
Medium
East of England
£12,500
Medium
West Midlands
£10,000
High
North West
£10,000
High
Wales
£9,500
Medium
Yorkshire & Humber
£12,000
High
North East
£13,000
High
East Midlands
£11,500
Medium
Unknown
£9,500
Low

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Plus auction results and member-reported sales tracked by Garage Investor. Full methodology →

Every district we track

The UK garage price map

654 postcode districts mapped with local price levels and sales volume. The interactive map is part of the Investor tier.

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See typical prices for all 654 postcode districts we track, how many verified sales sit behind each one, and how your area compares — on an interactive UK map. Investor tier: £29/month or £290/year.

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Why sold prices matter more than asking prices

Asking prices are aspirations. Sold prices are the truth. The single most useful piece of context for any garage you are considering is what comparable garages have actually changed hands for — and until now, that data has been scattered across auction archives and buried in Land Registry records under vague "Other property" classifications.

We extract every Land Registry transaction that can be confidently identified as a garage — a numbered lock-up, a garage tied to a named address, or a block where the address itself says how many units traded. Anything ambiguous is excluded: garage businesses, garages bundled into a house or flat purchase, blocks of unknown size. The result is smaller than a naive keyword search would produce, and far more honest.

The same data powers the clearance estimates and yield ranges on Garage Investor deal listings, and pairs with the rental rates database — price and rent together are the whole yield story.