32 Ilminster Gardens, London is a 4 bedroom leasehold flat - it is ranked as the 4th most expensive property in SW11 1PF, with a valuation of £1,648,000.
Since it last sold in July 2020 for £1,799,000, its value has decreased by £151,000. You can refine the property valuation to take account of any home improvements by clicking here.
Today, the properties sold in this postcode are valued between £1,088,000 and £1,940,000.
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We've compared this property to all the other properties in SW11 1PF* and calculate that this property is the 4th most expensive property in this postcode.
* Excluding properties that we've been unable to calculate a valuation for.
There have been 3 sales in this postcode over the last ten years.
The three most recent sales were for £1,799,000 in July 2020, £1,250,000 in September 2011 and £300,000 in November 2010.
Flats in SW11 1 have increased in price by 5.3% over the last 5 years.
This property has a total floor area of 2390 square feet, with a valuation today sitting at £1,648,000, this property is valued at £689 per square foot.
We recommend using the cost per square foot as a way to compare this property against similar properties in this area.
What can I expect to pay here?32 Ilminster Gardens, London is a 4 bedroom leasehold flat valued at £1,648,000 making it the 4th most expensive property in SW11 1PF.
Since it last sold for £1,799,000 in July 2020, we calculate that its price has decreased by £151,000 over the 8 months that the current owners have held the property.
We expect it to sell for a minimum of £1,491,448 in today's market whilst having an upper valuation coming in at £1,736,858.
It has sold 3 times since 1995.
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If this property sold today, we estimate that it would sell for £1,648,000 and sit within a price band ranging between £1,491,448 and £1,736,858.
Please note, as this property has previously been sold on a lease, if the owner has renewed the lease, the value of the property could be significantly higher.
This property was newly built in 2006.
Today, the upper price boundary that flats encounter here is £1,799,000.
The previous owner bought this property for £1,500,000 in December 2016 and sold it for £1,799,000 in July 2020.
They owned the property for 3 years before selling it.
During this time, the price rose by £299,000 (19.9%), which equates to it increasing in value by 5.1% each year.
The property turned out to be a reasonable investment for the owner.
The difference between an online agent and a local agent really comes down to whether you can walk into a local branch or not.
Typically online agents will offer you a fixed sale price (often paid upfront), where as a local agent will want a slice of your sale price (typically starting at 0.5% for the cheapest agents and up to around 3% for the strongest brands - don't forget they will often add VAT to this price as well!).
Online agents Local agents32 Ilminster Gardens, London has sold 3 times over the last 26 years. It is a mid-range property in SW11 1PF, valued at £1,648,000.
| Sale date | Price paid | Price change |
|---|---|---|
| 30 July 2020 | £1,799,000 | 19.9% |
| 16 December 2016 | £1,500,000 | 69.8% |
| 27 January 2006 | £883,200 | - |
The chart below shows the sales history for 32 Ilminster Gardens, London and how it compares against other properties that have sold nearby.
Here we show you the prices paid for flats located in postcodes starting with SW11 1 since 1995.
We've published the minimum price, the average price and the highest price paid each year*.
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Unless the property has been refurbished or extended, we would expect the blue dots (which show the sale price for 32 Ilminster Gardens, London) to stay roughly the same relative distance away from the green line (which represents the average price in this area).
If there is a 'jump' upward in the blue dots away from the green line, it can highlight when the property was renovated. If it wasn't renovated or extended and the blue dots move significantly further above the green line than the previous sale(s), it can be a signal that the buyer may have over paid for the property.
* We remove outliers, so if a castle has sold for £25m, we won't include it in these figures as it skews the data and makes it less meaningful.
The green line in the chart shows the average flat price since 1995 for postcodes that begin with SW11 1.
Over the last 5 years 647 flats have sold in this area (SW11 1), during this time the average price has risen by 5.3%.
