SW19 8HR house prices

Sector SW19 8

The last recorded sale here was £360k, in September 2025. There are too few recent sales here to give a typical price.

Last sale£360k30 Sep 2025 · 95 Pitt Crescent
Typical price hereToo few recent salesFewer than 3 sales in the last 10 years
Homes · sales2 · 44 sales since 1997

4 recorded sales since 1997 at 2 addresses, in Wimbledon Park & Durnsford Road.

Achieved sale prices from HM Land Registry, not valuations or asking prices.

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Every recorded sale

2 addresses

95 Pitt Crescent

1 sale, 2025 · £360k
Recorded sales at 95 Pitt Crescent
DatePrice
30 Sep 2025£360,000

101 Pitt Crescent

3 sales, 1997–2016 · £65k to £450k
Recorded sales at 101 Pitt Crescent
DatePrice
17 Jun 2016£450,000
9 Sep 1997£81,000
25 Apr 1997£65,000

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Sources

Recorded achieved sale prices, not valuations or asking prices. Floor areas are not shown per home; no sale carries a price per m².

Sales: achieved prices HM Land Registry recorded for homes in this postcode, never valuations or asking prices. Coordinates are at postcode precision. Area lines: yearly medians of standard sales only in the neighbourhood, or the wider area when it has too few, and in the borough.

Compared with the area: the postcode's figures are the middle of its recent sales; areas use typical £ per m² of recorded sales (an area without its own figure takes the middle of its neighbourhoods) and median prices of standard sales.

The homes here: type and tenure from each home's latest HM Land Registry sale; floor area and energy rating from its latest energy certificate (facts about the building, never the occupant). Sales without a matched floor area show no £ per m².

Living here: the area card's figures for the neighbourhood around the postcode.

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