New Listings

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.

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.

At £513/sqft the property sits well below SW12 norms, implying a dated or unmodernised interior that would require meaningful investment, though the large end-of-terrace footprint offers genuine extension or development upside.

Absence of floor area data makes per-sqft analysis impossible and is a mild red flag; priced in line with the Boundaries Road comparable (468), so condition is assumed average without further information.

Mews houses command a strong premium in SW4 for their privacy, parking, and boutique appeal; £844/sqft at 2369 sqft for a 4-bed mews is well-supported and the condition is assumed to be high-spec given the price point and property type.

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.

At 2,649 sqft this is an unusually large lateral apartment commanding a premium; the above-average £/sqft suggests good finish, but the complete absence of listing detail warrants close lease and service-charge scrutiny.

At 1,729 sqft for a 3-bedroom terrace on Shakespeare Road, SE24, the floorplate is generous and likely reflects a wide or extended Victorian house; £810/sqft is at the upper end for SE24 terraces and implies good condition or strong presentation, though this is unconfirmed.

4-bed terraced in SE15 with a notably large floor area at 1,693 sqft; £827/sqft is at the upper end for the area, suggesting either high-end finish or ambitious pricing, but no explicit condition evidence to adjust beyond average.

An unusually wide SW-facing garden, driveway parking for several cars, and a self-contained annexe are all genuine premium features for SW4; no red flags evident.

Spenser Road is one of the most sought-after streets in Herne Hill; at 2,196 sqft the property is substantially sized for a 4-bed terrace, supporting the premium £842/sqft ask, though condition is unconfirmed.

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.

No condition or feature details provided; assessed as average for a 4-bed terrace in Barnes SW13 at £2m — price is at the upper end for a terrace on this road so value depends heavily on size, finish and any extension.

The notably lower £/sqft of £725 vs SW12 comparables likely reflects the SW17 location and possible dated condition, making this competitively priced but warranting condition due diligence.

At £941/sqft for a 4-bed terrace in Balham SW12 this is the priciest on a per-sqft basis, strongly implying a high-quality refurbishment or exceptional interior that justifies a meaningful positive condition adjustment.