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Sold house prices in SE20 (Bromley)

241 standard residential sales registered with HM Land Registry for completions from 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2026 (our data runs to 28 August 2026). The newest month, August 2026, is left out: HM Land Registry is still adding sales to it. Earlier recent months can still grow a little in later releases.

By property type

TypeSalesMedianMiddle 50%95% interval of the median
Semi-detached23£690,000£500,000 – £840,000£480,000 – £850,000
Terraced78£577,500£485,000 – £698,750£525,000 – £650,000
Flat / maisonette140£333,250£280,675 – £410,000£320,000 – £357,100

Median = the middle sale price. Middle 50% = from the 25th to the 75th percentile. The 95% interval shows how far the median could move with a different set of sales; a wide interval means few or very varied sales. Types with fewer than 20 sales show no price.

Official UK House Price Index for the area

Local authorityAverage price12-month changeDetachedSemiTerracedFlat
Bromley (100% of SE20 sales, July 2026)£511,670-3.1%£1,067,151£652,925£483,699£302,447

The UK House Price Index (HM Land Registry, calculated by the ONS) is a modelled average for the whole local authority, adjusted for the mix of homes sold and smoothed over 3 months; the latest months are provisional and are revised. Our median above is the middle actual sale in SE20 over 12 months — the two measure different things and can differ.

Area rent and gross yield

TypeArea rent / monthGross yield
Semi-detached£2,1593.8%
Terraced£1,9134.0%
Flat / maisonette£1,5115.4%

Area rent = ONS Price Index of Private Rents for the local authority of each sale (August 2026): the average rent of existing tenancies of that property type — an area baseline, not the rent a particular home would let for. Gross yield = area rent × 12 ÷ median price, before costs, tax and voids.

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