SW4 6BE · Stonhouse Street

England · 37 recorded sales

What homes here actually sold for

AddressSoldPrice
Flat 4, GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street May 2025 £450,000
Ground Floor Flat, 156 Stonhouse Street Dec 2024 £635,000
Flat 6, GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street Oct 2023 £475,000
Ground Floor Flat, 156 Stonhouse Street Jun 2021 £600,000
GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street May 2021 £270,000
Ground Floor Flat, 150 Stonhouse Street Oct 2019 £440,000
Ground Floor Flat, GLEBE HOUSE Stonhouse Street Jan 2017 £475,000
146 Stonhouse Street Mar 2015 £599,999
Ground Floor Flat, 156 Stonhouse Street Dec 2012 £417,500
Second Floor Flat, 156 Stonhouse Street Mar 2011 £335,000
Flat 3, GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street Jan 2011 £270,000
Flat 6, GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street Apr 2007 £367,000
146 Stonhouse Street Nov 2006 £305,000
First Floor Flat, 148 Stonhouse Street Jul 2006 £275,000
Ground Floor Flat, 156 Stonhouse Street May 2006 £285,000
Flat 3, GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street Apr 2006 £206,000
Flat 4, GLEBE HOUSE, 152 Stonhouse Street Jul 2004 £215,000
Ground Floor Flat, 148 Stonhouse Street Apr 2004 £245,000
First Floor Flat, 148 Stonhouse Street May 2002 £230,000
Second Floor Flat, 156 Stonhouse Street Jun 2001 £239,950
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — the price recorded on the deed, not an estimate. Showing the 20 most recent of 37.

Median sale price by year

YearSalesMedian
20171£475,000
20191£440,000
20212£435,000
20231£475,000
20241£635,000
20251£450,000
A year with one or two sales is those sales, not a trend. Source: HM Land Registry.

Council tax bands here

Band C — 6 homesBand D — 11 homesBand E — 1 homeBand F — 1 home
4 homes here look banded above comparable neighbours.
Flat A, 160 Stonhouse Street, London, Sw4 6be band F, neighbours typically D 10 of 11 lower
2 Manor House, Stonhouse Street, London, Sw4 6be band D, neighbours typically C 6 of 8 lower
1 Manor House, Stonhouse Street, London, Sw4 6be band D, neighbours typically C 6 of 8 lower
Flat B, 160 Stonhouse Street, London, Sw4 6be band E, neighbours typically D 9 of 11 lower
Worth checking rather than acting on. A review can move a band down and it can move one up, and you can check any address free at gov.uk. This compares like with like - numbered houses against numbered houses, flats against flats - because a named house on the same street is usually simply a bigger house.
Source: Valuation Office Agency. Bands are 1991 values in England, 2003 in Wales.

Energy efficiency

B — 4C — 28D — 6E — 3
Typical home here: 57 m², 3 habitable rooms — median of 41 assessed homes.
Source: the EPC register. Only homes assessed since 2008 appear, so this is a sample of the street, not all of it.

On the market now

AddressAsking
Stonhouse Street, Clapham 2 bed
Draper House, Stonhouse Street, London, SW4 1 bed
Draper House, Stonhouse Street, London, SW4 1 bed
Draper House, Stonhouse Street, London, SW4 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, London 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 off the market
Stonhouse Street, Clapham 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 2 bed
Draper House, Stonhouse Street, London, SW4 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, London 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 1 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 2 bed
Stonhouse Street, Clapham North, SW4 1 bed
Asking prices as currently advertised. An asking price is what is wanted, not what is paid.
PropertyLake · figures are as published by their sources and may lag actual events. Land Registry publishes a sale some months after completion.