
Wickham Gardens is one of the more sought-after roads in Brockley SE4; £1.25m for a 4-bed semi is ambitious but credible for a well-presented home on this street — the extra bedroom over most comparables justifies a meaningful price premium.

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.
Near Brockley station and the Saturday Brockley Market (one of London's best). Good local cafes.
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Walk to both Brockley and St Johns stations. Near the Brockley Mess cafe and Rivoli Ballroom.
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Between Brockley station and Hilly Fields (beautiful park with views). Near Brockley Market.
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Walk to Brockley Jack pub/theatre, Brockley station, and Hilly Fields. Quiet, tree-lined.
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Near Brockley Market, the station, and emerging cafe/restaurant scene on Brockley Road.
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| Road | Listings | Avg PPSF | Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mallory Close | 1 | £534/sqft | £650,000 |
| Ewhurst Road | 1 | £538/sqft | £895,000 |
| Brockley Grove | 1 | £541/sqft | £775,000 |
| Claxton Path | 1 | £584/sqft | £500,000 |
| Braxfield Road | 1 | £593/sqft | £1,250,000 |
| Wickham GardensTop Road | 1 | £625/sqft | £1,250,000 |
| Arica Road | 2 | £667/sqft | £699,950 – £750,000 |
| Kneller Road | 3 | £668/sqft | £840,000 – £900,000 |
| Arabin Road | 3 | £674/sqft | £875,000 – £1,075,000 |
| Comerford Road | 1 | £709/sqft | £1,200,000 |
| Breakspears MewsTop Road | 1 | £719/sqft | £800,000 |
| St. Norbert Road | 1 | £726/sqft | £1,100,000 |
| Foxberry Road | 2 | £749/sqft | £875,000 – £950,000 |
| Upper Brockley Road | 1 | £768/sqft | £1,375,000 |
| Revelon Road | 1 | £834/sqft | £1,250,000 |
| Drakefell Road | 1 | £914/sqft | £850,000 |
| Breakspears RoadTop Road | 1 | £929/sqft | £1,150,000 |
| St. Margarets Road | 1 | £1,103/sqft | £1,750,000 |
Brockley screens as a mid-market family-house micro-market in this sample. After PPSF cleaning, the median is £755, with a mean of £730, a range from £538 to £914, and an IQR of £130. The corresponding median asking price is £872,500 across 10 cleaned observations from a 10-property portal sample. Left-skewed with a wide spread, showing a mix of sharper-value stock and restored conservation-area premiums. By bedroom count, 3-bed median PPSF is £816 (n=5) and 4-bed median PPSF is £659 (n=5). The dominant housing stock in the cleaned sample is terraced houses (9/10, 90%), with a median PPSF of £768 and a median asking price of £895,000. On current live evidence, the cheapest road in the cleaned sample is Ewhurst Road at about £538, while the dearest sampled road is Drakefell Road at about £914. That road-level read should be treated as indicative rather than definitive, because almost every road is represented by only one current listing. Brockley’s pricing is more dispersed than East Dulwich’s because stock quality varies materially between fully refurbished terraces, compact mews houses and extension-led family homes. Brockley Ladder remains the most dependable buying zone.
Near Brockley station and the Saturday Brockley Market (one of London's best). Good local cafes.
Walk to both Brockley and St Johns stations. Near the Brockley Mess cafe and Rivoli Ballroom.
Between Brockley station and Hilly Fields (beautiful park with views). Near Brockley Market.
Walk to Brockley Jack pub/theatre, Brockley station, and Hilly Fields. Quiet, tree-lined.
Near Brockley Market, the station, and emerging cafe/restaurant scene on Brockley Road.