The typical home in the EH27 area, West Lothian is valued at £388,955 — 43% above the UK average of £271,295. Over the year to 2025, values rose 14.8%, from £338,777 to £388,955. Since 2004, typical values in EH27 have grown by 251%.
East Calder East and Wilkieston is the most expensive neighbourhood in EH27, with a typical value of £383,995. EH27 covers 75 full postcodes, with 2,181 recorded sales since 2004. Nearby districts include EH1, EH10, EH11.
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Safer than 70% of Scottish postcode districts · 120 crimes per 10,000 residents (SIMD 2020)
Deprivation & Affluence
AFFLUENT AREA
SIMD Decile
7.9 / 10
Less Deprived Than
91%
Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation 2020 · 10 = least deprived · vs all Scottish postcode districts
Broadband & Connectivity
Availability across the district's postcodes · Ofcom Connected Nations
GOOD
70%Gigabit
Superfast (30Mbps+)88.6%
Gigabit (1Gbps+)69.9%
Property Value Trends
Official small-area statistics
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"Typical price" is the sales-weighted average of the median price in each of this district's
official data zones — the small-area statistics Scotland publishes instead of individual sale records.
Market Summary
Typical Price
£389k
YoY Change
↑ 14.8%
Sales in 2025
245
Postcodes
75
Prices vary widely between neighbourhoods, so location within the district matters as much as the district itself.
Neighbourhood Prices
East Calder East and Wilkieston£384k
Dalmeny and Newbridge£340k
Balerno£313k
Mid Calder and Kirknewton£204k
Median sale price by statistical neighbourhood, 2025
Neighbourhoods in EH27
Median sale prices by official statistical neighbourhood, 2025
Registers of Scotland
Neighbourhood
Median Price
Lower Quartile
Sales
East Calder East and Wilkieston
£383,995
£313,746
268
Dalmeny and Newbridge
£339,995
£259,995
201
Mid Calder and Kirknewton
£204,050
£164,840
84
Balerno
£312,500
£200,000
65
Intermediate zones with under 5 sales are excluded; a neighbourhood can extend beyond the district itself.
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Streets in EH27
Every property with an Energy Performance Certificate, street by street — type, size, age and energy rating.
The typical sale price in the EH27 postcode district (West Lothian, Scotland) was £388,955 in 2025, across 245 recorded sales. It is the sales-weighted average of the median price in each of the district's official small statistical areas.
Are house prices in EH27 rising or falling?
In 2025 the typical sale price in EH27 was £388,955, up 14.8% on the previous year's £338,777.
Why doesn't this page list individual sold prices in EH27?
Scotland's individual sale records are held by Registers of Scotland and sold commercially rather than published as open data, so this page uses the official free small-area statistics instead. Any Scottish address's last sold price can be checked free on ScotLIS, Registers of Scotland's own service.
Where is the EH27 postcode district?
EH27 covers part of West Lothian, Scotland, with 75 live postcodes. Price statistics come from Registers of Scotland's official small-area house price statistics.
About this data
England & Wales pages on this site are built from individual HM Land Registry sale records.
Scotland publishes those records commercially through Registers of Scotland rather than as open data,
so Scottish pages use the official free small-area statistics instead: median prices and sales volumes
for each small statistical area, aggregated here to the EH27 postcode district. For an individual property's
sale history, use ScotLIS (free).
Council-wide trends: West Lothian house prices.
Contains public sector information from Registers of Scotland, the Scottish Government (incl. SIMD 2020) and Ofcom,
licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Postcode geography: National Records of Scotland.
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