Forest Hill Sold Property Price Summary - September 2026
The average price paid for a property in FOREST HILL in the last 3 months was £401,693, which is £57,378 higher than the national average.
Terraced houses sold for an average of £759,350, which is £490,240 higher than the national average.
Forest Hill Sold Property Price Details
| Address | Date | Amount | Type | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40a, Stondon Park, London, Greater London, SE23 1JZ (see map)(see history) | 19/06/26 | £495,000 |  | LH |
| 38, Kemble Road, London, Greater London, SE23 2DJ (see map)(see history) | 12/06/26 | £759,350 |  | FH |
| 189 - 191, Flat 4, Stanstead Road, London, Greater London, SE23 1HP (see map)(see history) | 01/06/26 | £235,000 | | LH |
| Wenlock House, 41, Flat 4, Stanstead Road, London, Greater London, SE23 1HG (see map)(see history) | 29/05/26 | £400,000 | | LH |
| Taymount Grange, Flat 87, Taymount Rise, London, Greater London, SE23 3UJ (see map)(see history) | 29/05/26 | £292,500 | | LH |
| 323b, Stanstead Road, London, Greater London, SE6 4UE (see map)(see history) | 22/05/26 | £250,000 | | LH |
| Forest Croft, Flat 48, Taymount Rise, London, Greater London, SE23 3UN (see map)(see history) | 05/05/26 | £380,000 | | LH |
How do I use the HM Land Registry data to value my property in Forest Hill?
The sold prices listed above are only published when the conveyancing has been carried out and the property has been registered at HMLR.
The Nationwide also publish data based on mortgage valuations. This data is a leading indicator and is more current but is much less detailed than HM Land Registry data.
Valuing your home
Using the Forest Hill house price data, search for the same type of property sold recently in the same street or area.
You can then adjust the estimated valuation according to any considerations that have a bearing on the value of a home in Forest Hill, for instance a conservatory or a risk of flooding.
The next step is to obtain a valuation from an estate agent in Forest Hill. Bear in mind that agent valuations can vary so you should get a few, disregard the outliers, and calculate an average.
If you need a formal valuation, for instance for tax purposes, you could instruct a residential RICS surveyor.
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