Crystal Palace Triangle / Gipsy Hill slopes

PPSF by Road

About Crystal Palace Triangle / Gipsy Hill slopes

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.