About Door Number: independent house price and local area data for England and Wales
Door Number shows what homes sold for, how efficient they are and what the area around them is like, using public data and naming the source of every fact.
What Door Number does: a page for every address, street and postcode
Door Number turns public records into a page for every address, street and postcode. A property page shows its sale history from HM Land Registry, its energy rating and floor area from the Energy Performance Certificate register, and the schools, transport, crime and planning records around it. Area pages add ranked streets, price trends and local guides.
Coulsdon and the CR5 postcode district sit on the border of the London Borough of Croydon and Surrey, which shows why accurate geography matters: one district, two councils, different council tax and different councillors. Every page is published only when its data and guides pass our quality checks.
Where our data comes from
Sold prices come from HM Land Registry, energy ratings from the EPC register, households and tenure from the 2021 Census, schools from the Department for Education and Ofsted, crime from police.uk and maps from OpenStreetMap contributors. All of it is public and licensed for reuse. The Data sources page lists every dataset, its licence and how often it refreshes.
How Door Number makes money
Door Number is free to use. It earns money in two ways: advertising through Google AdSense, always labelled Advertisement, and partner referrals, labelled Partner offer, where we may receive a fee if you ask an estate agent, mortgage broker, conveyancer or removals firm for a quote through us.
Neither changes the figures. Prices, rankings, energy ratings and area guides are calculated from public data and are not paid for or altered by advertisers or partners. A business can claim its listing to correct its details, and any promoted placement is labelled as promoted.
Editorial standards and corrections
Every dataset and its licence is listed on the Data sources page. Where a record does not exist we say so instead of estimating. Area guides are written by people and checked against the data, and the figures on street and property pages are calculated from the records themselves.
Sales appear a few months after completion, floor areas come from energy certificates and some homes have none, so our figures are a guide and not a valuation. If something looks wrong, tell us through the form on the Data sources page or the contact page. We check each correction against the original record and fix confirmed errors.
Who runs Door Number
Door Number is run by Epic Web Agency Ltd, 128 City Road, London EC1V 2NX. You can reach us through the contact page.
About Door Number: questions people ask
What is Door Number?
Door Number is a free website that shows what homes sold for, their energy ratings and the schools, transport, crime and planning records around them, for addresses in England and Wales. Street-level pages cover Coulsdon, Old Coulsdon, Chipstead, Netherne-on-the-Hill and Hooley (CR5), Caterham, Chaldon, Whyteleafe, Woldingham and Woldingham Garden Village (CR3) and Purley, Kenley, Woodcote, Russell Hill, Portley & Queens Park and Whyteleafe (CR8).
Where does Door Number get its data?
From public sources: HM Land Registry for sold prices, the EPC register for energy ratings, the 2021 Census, the Department for Education and Ofsted for schools, police.uk for crime and OpenStreetMap contributors for maps. Every dataset and its licence is listed on the Data sources page.
How does Door Number make money?
Through Google AdSense advertising, labelled Advertisement, and partner referrals, labelled Partner offer, where we may earn a fee if you request a quote. Neither changes the prices, rankings or ratings shown.
Is Door Number free to use?
Yes. You do not need an account to look up an address, street or postcode.
Answers use data checked monthly. Sources are named in each answer.

