The Stoke-On-Trent Grade Report

113,812 graded homes · updated from the EPC register

The average Stoke-On-Trent home is a D — and 63% of the town's homes could reach a B or better.

D
Town Grade
The most common grade among current certificates in Stoke-On-Trent. Average score 65.2.

Grade distribution

Share of Stoke-On-Trent homes per grade, current certificates.

390
8919
38116
49959
13607
2197
648
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Grade by construction era

Older homes grade lower — and have the most headroom.

Pre-1900
D55.9
1900–1929
D60.2
1930–1949
D62.2
1950–1966
D65.1
1967–1982
D64.3
1983–1995
D66.8
1996 onwards
C77.2

Best-graded streets

Streets with at least 10 graded homes.

1Bower Fold DriveST4 · 10 homesA2Don Valley CrescentST4 · 11 homesA3Rushton LaneST11 · 29 homesA4Salt AvenueST11 · 25 homesA5Warmwell DriveST4 · 18 homesB

Most upgraded streets

Biggest average score gain from regrades, last 3 years.

1Festing StreetST1 · 6 homes+33.5 pts2Sandy RoadST6 · 5 homes+30.6 pts3St Ann StreetST1 · 5 homes+28 pts4Spark TerraceST4 · 5 homes+27.6 pts5Ainsworth StreetST4 · 6 homes+27.5 pts

Stoke-On-Trent by district

Most common grade per postcode district.

DST1CST2DST3DST4DST6DST7DST8DST9DST10DST11DST12
E
0.6% of Stoke-On-Trent rental stock sits below the MEES line.
Rentals need a minimum grade by law — E today, direction of travel C. 36,060 rented homes on record.
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