Brockley

Detached house of substantial size in SE4 is a premium and relatively rare format; £593/sqft appears competitive for a detached of this scale, though no condition detail is provided to adjust further.

Semi-detached offers wider appeal than terraced neighbours but no condition, floor area or feature data is available to differentiate value further.

Largest floor area in the batch at the lowest £/sqft (£538), suggesting average condition with period features intact but no evidence of modernisation — good value play if condition checks out.

Compact end-of-terrace in Brockley at £584/sqft; the tight floor area is a genuine constraint on value relative to larger 3-beds in the area.

At £650,000 — notably below comparable 3-bed stock in SE4/Brockley — the property likely sits on a modern close or estate setting, warranting a modest negative adjustment relative to period terraces on the same streets.

Chain-free 4-bed with a generous layout at a low £541/sqft implies either a larger-than-average footprint or some dated condition offsetting the headline size advantage.

No condition, tenure, or distinguishing feature information provided; assessed as average mid-terrace in Brockley at baseline.

No condition, tenure or floor area data available; assumed average condition and standard terraced format — £1.2m is at the top of the SE4 terraced market and will be sensitive to actual size and finish.

Solid freehold 4-bed with 2 bathrooms; 'value 4-bed stock' language in the listing suggests priced competitively but no standout condition or location upgrades are indicated.

At £659/sqft for a 4-bed in Brockley the pricing looks competitive vs the batch average, but with no condition or feature detail a neutral adjustment is appropriate.

Insufficient data to assess condition or £/sqft; defaulting to average condition and no adjustment pending further detail on the property.

No condition or feature information provided; treated as average terraced house — £687/sqft is reasonable for a 5-bed in this part of South London but the relatively modest floor area (1,310 sqft) for 5 bedrooms suggests compact room sizes, limiting upside.

At £720/sqft this is the priciest per-sqft in the batch for a 3-bed on Arabin Road; the larger floor area (1,458 sqft) partially justifies the premium but without condition or feature detail no positive adjustment can be confirmed.

Miele kitchen and a separate garden studio are tangible, value-adding improvements that justify an above-average condition rating and a modest positive adjustment over standard comps.

No condition, tenure, or feature details provided; defaulting to average condition and no distinguishing value signals.

The explicit mention of owners 'actively looking onward' is a real chain-formation risk that could cause delays or fall-throughs, moderately offsetting the locational upside of proximity to Brockley station.

Premium asking price for a 4-bed semi in Brockley but no supporting detail on condition, tenure, or features to justify uplift above baseline.

Standard Victorian freehold terrace with no condition signals mentioned; £769/sqft is above local average suggesting either a premium street or optimistic pricing for an unrenovated home.

No floor area or condition data provided; £950,000 for a 3-bed terraced house on Foxberry Road, SE4 is at the upper end for the street and implies either a large footprint or high-quality finish, but without evidence no adjustment is applied.

At £914/sqft this is the most expensively priced listing per square foot in the batch for just 3 beds and 930 sqft; the premium is hard to justify without clear evidence of renovation or an exceptional location on the street.

Freehold tenure and a sought-after road are genuine positives, but at £834/sqft — the highest £/sqft in the batch — the premium pricing leaves little room for condition or cosmetic shortfalls.