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Mount Pleasant

Belfast · Northern Ireland · BT9 · 14 properties on record

Properties
14
in the LPS valuation list
Median capital value
£675k
rates valuation · Jan 2005
Value range
£400k–£1.8M
lowest to highest on the street

Northern Ireland publishes no individual sold prices, so this page shows rates valuations instead. Ward-level price trends, crime, broadband and planning are on the BT9 district page.

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Properties on Mount Pleasant

AddressTownPostcodeCapital value · Jan 2005
1 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£400,000
2 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£675,000
3 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£675,000
4 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£650,000
5 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£625,000
6 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£800,000
7 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£825,000
8 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£675,000
9 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£675,000
10 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£900,000
12 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£700,000
14 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£710,000
16 Mount PleasantBelfastBT9 5DS£475,000
Summer HillBelfastBT9 5DS£1,820,000

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Frequently asked questions

How many properties are there on Mount Pleasant, Belfast?
14 domestic properties are recorded on Mount Pleasant in the Land & Property Services valuation list.
What are properties on Mount Pleasant worth?
The median rates capital value on Mount Pleasant is £675,000. Capital values are the rating valuations set as at 1 January 2005 — useful for comparing properties with each other, but not what a home would sell for today. Northern Ireland does not publish individual sold prices.
Which postcode district is Mount Pleasant in?
Mount Pleasant falls in the BT9 postcode district. Ward-level price trends, crime, broadband and planning for the area are on our district page.

About this data

Properties on this page come from the Land & Property Services domestic valuation list (Crown copyright), queried for this street; the street itself is from the OSNI Open Data street gazetteer (Open Government Licence). Capital values are rating valuations as at 1 January 2005 and are not current market prices — Northern Ireland publishes no individual sold prices. To raise an issue with an entry, contact us.