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Brighton and Hove
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0 applications near BN3 1RT. Showing the nearest.
No planning applications to show for this postcode yet. This does not mean there are none.
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Recent postcode-level Land Registry sales
| Address | Type | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 GARDEN COURT SOMERHILL AVENUE | flat-maisonette | Jan 2018 | £348,000 |
| 3 GARDEN COURT SOMERHILL AVENUE | flat-maisonette | May 2003 | £150,000 |
| 1 GARDEN COURT SOMERHILL AVENUE | flat-maisonette | Jan 2002 | £194,000 |
| 2 GARDEN COURT SOMERHILL AVENUE | flat-maisonette | Sept 1996 | £54,000 |
Catchment areas: we don't have published catchment boundaries for this area yet. Many schools in England have no catchment area at all and admit by other rules, such as distance or siblings.
Which schools serve this address: Brighton and Hove City Council: Primary school places · Secondary school places
1384crimes and anti-social behaviour reports in August 2026
HighMore than about 95% of postcodes in England and Wales
4,605 kWha year from a typical 4 kW home system
1,151 kWha year per kW of panels
Voluntary aided school · ages 5–11 · 436 pupils · Roman Catholic
Ofsted reportsVoluntary aided school · ages 11–18 · 2,657 pupils · Roman Catholic
Ofsted reportsNearest open schools by straight-line distance from the postcode centre: primary within 3 km, secondary within 5 km. Being close does not guarantee a place: catchment areas and admissions rules vary, so check with the school or local council. Source: Department for Education, Get Information about Schools (Open Government Licence).
Reported within about 1 mile of the postcode centre. Locations are approximate (police.uk moves each crime to a nearby point). Low, average and high compare this count with 400 random postcodes in England and Wales in August 2026: bottom third, middle third, top third. Town centres read high because more people pass through them, so this is not a safety rating. Source: data.police.uk street-level crime (Open Government Licence).
Estimate for this location with panels facing south at 40°, the best angle here. It does not know the roof's direction, pitch, size or shading, so a real system may produce less. Not a quote or a survey. Source: PVGIS, European Commission Joint Research Centre.
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Other independent special school · ages 11–19 · 9 pupils