Largest floor area of the batch at 1,783 sqft gives a notably low £/sqft of £491, and chain-free status adds transactional appeal, making this comparatively good value per square foot.
Detached freehold in SE19 with no condition signals and a mid-range £/sqft of £618; guide price bracket suggests vendor is realistic but no standout value drivers are evident.

4-bed detached priced notably higher than comparable Spurgeon Avenue listing at £1.15m with no floor area or condition detail to justify the premium — no signals extractable beyond default.
Chain-free is a tangible benefit at this price point but no further condition or feature detail is provided, so average condition and no additional uplifts are assumed.
Three bathrooms for a 4-bed detached is a mild positive but the smallest floor area in the detached group pushes £/sqft to a high £664, offering less space per pound than comparable listings.
Quiet private road location with off-street parking and a garage are genuine value-adding attributes for SE19; guide price range suggests vendor flexibility and the £/sqft of £582 is reasonable for the spec.

No condition or tenure detail provided; assumed average condition for a period semi in SE19 — South Vale is one of Crystal Palace's most sought-after roads, which supports the premium asking price.
Modern semi-detached in a cul-de-sac setting suggests above-average condition and low traffic; modest upside vs typical period stock in SE19.

The yard-style address suggests a modern development which may carry leasehold tenure and service charges, warranting caution, though no explicit confirmation is available from the listing details.

End-of-terrace format offers a marginal structural upside over mid-terrace but no further details available to adjust condition or flag specific risks.

No condition or feature details provided; defaulting to average condition and no distinguishing value signals.
Chain-free status is a genuine practical upside; two bathrooms is a useful feature but limited condition clues suggest average presentation overall.
Described as immaculate with off-street parking and rear outbuildings, all of which are genuine value-adds in SE19; condition warrants a material positive adjustment.
Freehold four-bed with three bathrooms is well-specified for a terraced house in SE19, but no condition clues beyond the listing features warrant only a neutral adjustment.

Large eight-bedroom house on Gipsy Hill with substantial floor area; £558/sqft is notable for SE19 and suggests either premium finish or ambitious pricing, but no explicit condition details provided.

Four-bedroom house with no floor area or condition information provided, making it difficult to assess value per sqft; defaulting to average condition with no upside or red-flag signals.

4-bed house with a notably lower £/sqft than comparable SE19 listings, suggesting either a value opportunity or potential condition/location trade-off not disclosed in the listing.
At £1.3m and £664/sqft this is a significant premium over the batch; the 'Other' property type and mention of 'level access' may indicate a bungalow or adapted property, which limits buyer pool and warrants scrutiny of the price premium.

Highest-value listing in the batch with the largest footprint; £664/sqft is consistent with the upper end of the SE19 market and the size justifies the £1.3m ask if condition and presentation are strong.

Modestly sized house at 1095 sqft commanding a higher £/sqft of £662, suggesting either a premium finish or strong demand on this street, but no condition details available to justify a positive adjustment.

At £769/sqft this terraced house is priced significantly above comparable SE19 detached properties (e.g. £502/sqft nearby), which is a notable red flag unless exceptional finish or location premium can be verified.

Listed with The Modern House, which typically markets well-presented or architecturally notable period properties; the premium £732/sqft pricing and 2562 sqft suggest a high-quality, well-maintained or refurbished home with likely period character.

Modest floor area of 1,017 sqft at £737/sqft is broadly in line with Crystal Palace house values; no condition, tenure or distinguishing signals provided to adjust from average.
The Triangle — Crystal Palace's village centre with restaurants, Brickwood coffee, Joanna's, independent shops.
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Walk up to the park, past great restaurants and cafes. Near Crystal Palace station.
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Between the Triangle shops and Crystal Palace Park. Walk to restaurants and green space.
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Near the park and the Triangle. Beautiful Victorian houses, walk to Crystal Palace station.
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Close to the Triangle shops and cafes. Near the dinosaur park and Crystal Palace station.
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| Road | Listings | Avg PPSF | Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spurgeon Avenue | 1 | £491/sqft | £875,000 |
| Brunel Close | 1 | £536/sqft | £595,000 |
| Cooper's Yard | 1 | £550/sqft | £550,000 |
| Gipsy Hill | 1 | £558/sqft | £1,650,000 |
| Hamlyn Gardens | 1 | £573/sqft | £850,000 |
| Rama Lane | 2 | £574/sqft | £900,000 – £925,000 |
| Woodland Road | 1 | £594/sqft | £825,000 |
| Paddock Gardens | 3 | £621/sqft | £650,000 – £750,000 |
| Hamlet Road | 1 | £623/sqft | £1,150,000 |
| Spa Hill | 1 | £636/sqft | £700,000 |
| South Vale | 1 | £645/sqft | £1,350,000 |
| Reynard Drive | 1 | £662/sqft | £725,000 |
| Pleydell Avenue | 3 | £663/sqft | £850,000 – £1,250,000 |
| Sylvan Road | 1 | £664/sqft | £900,000 |
| Camden Hill Road | 2 | £664/sqft | £1,300,000 |
| College Green | 1 | £678/sqft | £637,500 |
| Fox Hill | 1 | £732/sqft | £1,875,000 |
Crystal Palace Triangle / Gipsy Hill slopes screens as a value-led family-house micro-market in this sample. After PPSF cleaning, the median is £606, with a mean of £607, a range from £491 to £678, and an IQR of £80. The corresponding median asking price is £862,500 across 10 cleaned observations from a 10-property portal sample. Fairly balanced with a relatively tight cluster, suggesting a more coherent market for family houses. By bedroom count, 3-bed median PPSF is £615 (n=4) and 4-bed median PPSF is £600 (n=6). Segment caveat: the 3-bed segment is thin (n=4). The dominant housing stock in the cleaned sample is terraced houses (3/10, 30%), with a median PPSF of £574 and a median asking price of £700,000. On current live evidence, the cheapest road in the cleaned sample is Spurgeon Avenue at about £491, while the dearest sampled road is College Green at about £678. That road-level read should be treated as indicative rather than definitive, because almost every road is represented by only one current listing. Crystal Palace stands out for offering true house variety—terraces, semis and detached homes—in a way many closer-in markets no longer do. It remains one of the most compelling value-versus-lifestyle propositions in this study.
The Triangle — Crystal Palace's village centre with restaurants, Brickwood coffee, Joanna's, independent shops.
Walk up to the park, past great restaurants and cafes. Near Crystal Palace station.
Between the Triangle shops and Crystal Palace Park. Walk to restaurants and green space.
Near the park and the Triangle. Beautiful Victorian houses, walk to Crystal Palace station.
Close to the Triangle shops and cafes. Near the dinosaur park and Crystal Palace station.