Sale in Crown Point, Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood: flat sold for £217,500

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Sale in Crown Point, Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood: flat sold for £217,500

A 796 sqft flat in Upper Norwood has been sold. The home, situated at Crown Point, Beulah Hill in the SE19 postcode area, was registered as sold on 28 September 2023 for a sale price of £217,500. The sale price represents a price per sqft of £273.

The building has an E-rated energy efficiency.

Properties that have recently been sold nearby:

  • On 29 June 2023, a 592 sqft apartment in Queen Mary Road (number 121) was sold for £250,000. That's £422 per sqft.
  • On 19 January 2023, a 693 sqft flat (39 Queen Mary Road) was sold for £335,000. That's £483 per sqft. The flat has two bedrooms and one bathroom.
  • 216 Beulah Hill - sold on 4 May 2023 for £150,000. It's a 570 sqft apartment. That works out at £263 per sqft.

About the area:

Upper Norwood is the centermost part of the Victorian suburb of Norwood and is located west of Crystal Palace. It is one of the highest areas in London, situated near the London clay ridge (Beulah Hill), and offers views of Central London, Central Croydon, and the North Downs.

Most of the property dates to the 19th and 20th centuries, with ‘imposing mansions’, often with ‘ostentatious ornamentation’. It has a number of schools and churches and counts composer Edward Elgar and novelist Émile Zola among its notable former residents.

Nearly six in 10 households either have a mortgage or own their own home outright. Around a quarter of households live in a semi-detached house, but a third are in a flat or a tenement, the most common property type.

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