Princess Street, SE1 — Street Data

3Y Avg Price

£501,500

2 sales

Properties

Sales / Year

1.0

5-year average

Avg £/sq ft

£375

£4,038/m²

Rank in SE1

178th

of 283 streets

Last Sale

£513,000

Aug 2024

Price History

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

Last 10 Sales

62 total recorded

FLAT 25, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£513,000

Aug 2024

FLAT 46, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£490,000

Aug 2023

FLAT 77, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£525,000

Jan 2023

FLAT A, 7 Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£520,000

Sept 2021

FLAT 63, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£350,000

Sept 2021

FLAT 1, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£490,000

Mar 2020

FLAT B, 9 Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£570,000

May 2019

FLAT 11, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£417,500

Oct 2018

FLAT 10, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£255,000

Aug 2018

FLAT 25, PERRONET HOUSE Princess Street

Flat/Maisonette

£500,000

Aug 2018

Street Rankings — SE1

Streets ranked by 3-year average sale price. Showing positions 174–183 of 283.

#	Street	3Y Avg	£/sq ft	Sales/yr
174	Pocock Street	£507,450	£742	2.0
175	Pardoner Street	£507,333	£559	1.2
176	Cottesloe Mews	£505,000	£1,186	0.2
177	Decima Street	£504,167	£688	0.8
178	Princess Street	£501,500	£375	1.0
179	Greet Street	£500,000	£772	0.6
180	Borough Road	£496,418	£798	1.4
181	Dunsterville Way	£490,000	£590	0.4
182	Walworth Road	£488,696	£710	10.4
183	Tooley Street	£488,500	£740	5.6

Property Mix

Type

Flat/Maisonette37 (100%)

Tenure

Freehold0 (0%)

Leasehold37 (100%)

EPC Ratings

34 of 37 properties have an EPC record

0 (0%)

7 (21%)

26 (76%)

1 (3%)

0 (0%)

Avg floor area: 893 sq ft (83 m²)

District Context — SE1

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.