Garden Row, SE1 — Street Data

3Y Avg Price

£395,750

4 sales

Properties

1 freehold · 43 leasehold

Sales / Year

1.2

5-year average

Avg £/sq ft

£738

£7,947/m²

Rank in SE1

235th

of 286 streets

Last Sale

£385,000

Aug 2026

Price History

Every recorded sale on this street, coloured by property type.

Last 10 Sales

80 total recorded

FLAT 19, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£385,000

Aug 2026

FLAT 4, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£395,000

Jun 2026

FLAT 39, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£408,000

Sept 2025

FLAT 4, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£395,000

Nov 2024

FLAT 17, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£400,000

Dec 2022

2 Garden Row

Terraced

£561,000

Sept 2022

FLAT 18, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£400,000

Jun 2021

FLAT 20, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£450,000

Jan 2021

FLAT 12, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£400,000

Sept 2019

FLAT 24, ST. GEORGES COURT Garden Row

Flat/Maisonette

£436,000

Aug 2019

Street Rankings — SE1

Streets ranked by 3-year average sale price. Showing positions 231–240 of 286.

#	Street	3Y Avg	£/sq ft	Sales/yr
231	Long Walk	£405,000	£442	0.4
232	St Saviours Estate	£404,773	£527	8.2
233	Burnell Walk	£403,333	£601	0.8
234	Thorburn Square	£402,750	£486	1.6
235	Garden Row	£395,750	£738	1.2
236	Aylwin Estate	£394,333	—	1.2
237	Kipling Estate	£389,125	£607	1.4
238	Hazel Way	£386,667	£576	0.6
239	Gerridge Street	£385,125	£881	0.8
240	Burbage Close	£384,375	£553	1.2

Property Mix

Type

Terraced1 (2%)

Flat/Maisonette43 (98%)

Tenure

Freehold1 (2%)

Leasehold43 (98%)

EPC Ratings

44 of 44 properties have an EPC record

0 (0%)

18 (41%)

24 (55%)

2 (5%)

0 (0%)

Avg floor area: 517 sq ft (48 m²)

District Context — SE1

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SE1 covers central London south of the Thames, encompassing Southwark, Bermondsey, and the Borough, and sits at the heart of the capital. It is a densely populated, diverse urban area with strong cultural appeal, excellent transport links, and a high concentration of young professionals and students.