
Well-sized terraced house in the prime Dulwich Village postcode; £763/sqft is reasonable for SE21 and suggests a modernised, well-presented property with no obvious red flags.

At £1,365/sqft this is priced well above the East Dulwich norm, implying either a high-specification refurbishment, exceptional plot, or aspirational vendor pricing — condition and finish would need to be outstanding to sustain this.

Solid £1,050/sqft pricing for an East Dulwich terrace on a well-regarded road; no condition signals available so defaulting to average, but street name and agent (Pedder) suggest presentable Victorian stock.

At 2,060 sqft and £1,044/sqft this is a top-of-market listing for SE22; the large footprint and likely generous plot are the primary value drivers, but the thin buyer pool above £2m in East Dulwich is a real risk.
The heart — Dulwich Picture Gallery, Crown & Greyhound pub, village shops, Gail's bakery all on your doorstep. Tree-lined and beautiful.
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Premier residential street connecting the village to the park. Walking distance to North Dulwich station and all village amenities.
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Runs between the village and Dulwich Park. Belair House restaurant nearby, quiet but connected.
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Directly opposite Dulwich Picture Gallery and Dulwich Park. One of the most beautiful settings in South London.
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Links East Dulwich to Dulwich Village. Walking distance to both Lordship Lane shops AND village amenities.
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| Road | Listings | Avg PPSF | Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mitchell's Place | 1 | £763/sqft | £1,350,000 |
| Dovercourt Road | 1 | £1,044/sqft | £2,150,000 |
| Beauval Road | 1 | £1,050/sqft | £1,600,000 |
| Woodwarde Road | 1 | £1,365/sqft | £2,100,000 |
Gold standard South London. Crime 85% below London average. Dulwich College, JAGS, Alleyn's schools. Dulwich Picture Gallery. Belair Park. Ultra-premium but the benchmark for quality. The Dulwich Estate (a 1,500-acre charitable trust managing the area since 1619) enforces strict architectural guidelines, maintaining immaculate streetscapes. West Dulwich and North Dulwich stations provide trains to London Victoria in ~15 minutes.
The heart — Dulwich Picture Gallery, Crown & Greyhound pub, village shops, Gail's bakery all on your doorstep. Tree-lined and beautiful.
Premier residential street connecting the village to the park. Walking distance to North Dulwich station and all village amenities.
Runs between the village and Dulwich Park. Belair House restaurant nearby, quiet but connected.
Directly opposite Dulwich Picture Gallery and Dulwich Park. One of the most beautiful settings in South London.
Links East Dulwich to Dulwich Village. Walking distance to both Lordship Lane shops AND village amenities.