Property Prices In Wandsworth

Annual Summary of Sold Prices In Wandsworth 2020!!

The following is an annual summary based on Land Registry data of sold average prices in Wandsworth Borough last year. Flats accounted for the majority of recorded sales in the borough of Wandsworth with an average selling price of £622,004 and the volume of sales was 1663 units. The overall average sale price in Wandsworth was £845,615 as you can see from the figures below. 

There are 33 London Boroughs and Wandsworth ranks 7th just outside the top 6 of most expensive boroughs to live in they are as follows:

The most expensive post code district in Wandsworth borough is Clapham (SW11 6) with an overall average sale price of £1,360,343 which comprised of 103 properies sold throughout last year. (1) detached house sold at £4,550,000 (6) semi-detached houses sold for an overall average price of £1,909,167 (64) terraced houses sold for an overall average price of £1,570,386 and (32) flats sold for an overall average price of £737,676. The lower end of the scale is Furzedown (SW17 8) with an overall average sale price of £567,898 and 124 properties sold throughout last year. They consisted of (7) semi-detached houses selling for an average price of £758,286, (51) terraced houses selling for an average price of £680,341 and (66) flats selling for an average of £460,818. And lower still is Roehampton (SW15 4) only 16 properties sold in this area consisting (1) semi detached house selling at £880,000 (1) terraced house selling at £720,000 and 14 flats selling for an overal average price of £438,964.   

Access all data by clicking the link: Post Code districts in SW London please note the data provided isnt just soley for post code districts in Wandsworth, but the entire SW London area.

(Q1) of 2020 saw the best volume of sales in Wandsworth with 928 properties being sold whilst 619 of those were Flats/maisonettes accounting for 66% of the overall market share. The Poorest quarter was between Oct to Dec (Q4) which had 422 total sales again flats/maisonettes was the clear winner accounting for the bigest share in sales at 57%. It's also worh pointing out that there was a resurgence in activity in (Q3) helped by the stamp duty holiday.

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