How much is my house worth in Battersea?

Across 2,050 sales registered with HM Land Registry in SW11, the median price paid is £750,000 — by type: flats & maisonettes £663,000, terraced houses £1.25m, other £585,000. Half of all sales sit between £490,000 and £1.11m; where yours falls depends on size, condition, lease and the exact street, which is what a valuation pins down.

How long does it take to sell a house in Battersea?

The Land Registry does not record time on market, so treat any precise figure with caution. 1,021 sales were registered in Battersea in the latest twelve months of data, and in our experience a well-priced London home takes around ten to sixteen weeks from launch to completion, most of it conveyancing.

What are estate agent fees in Battersea?

London agents typically charge between 1% and 2% plus VAT on a sole agency basis. On the Battersea median of £750,000, that is roughly £7,500 to £15,000 plus VAT. Multi-agency fees are higher; ask what is included before comparing.

Do I need a valuation before selling?

Yes. In Battersea the middle half of registered sales spans £490,000 to £1.11m, so an area median alone tells you little about your own home. A valuation sets the asking price, the strategy and the timing — and it is free.

How accurate are online valuations?

An online estimate works from averages and cannot see condition, light, lease length or outside space. With prices in Battersea ranging from £280,000 to £1.98m across most sales, the error can easily run to tens of thousands of pounds. Use one as a starting point, not a price.

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Battersea house prices

Battersea house prices — what homes have actually sold for in SW11, from 2,050 sales registered with HM Land Registry — by property type, by street and over time.

The Battersea market in numbers

Median price paid: £750,000
Registered sales: 2,050
Latest registered sale: 21 Aug 2026

The median registered price in Battersea over the latest twelve months is down 5.2% on the twelve months before (1021 and 1029 sales).

Median price by quarter

Registered sale prices (vertical axis) plotted against date of sale (horizontal axis) — 15 Feb 2025 to 15 Aug 2026, £675,000–£850,000. Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.

Median price by property type

Type	Sales	Median	Range
Flats & maisonettes	1515	£663,000	£109,950–£13.20m
Terraced houses	413	£1.25m	£275,000–£3.55m
Other	79	£585,000	£1,500–£13.55m
Semi-detached houses	37	£1.40m	£575,000–£3.60m
Detached houses	6	£3m	£875,000–£5m

HM Land Registry does not record bedrooms, so we do not publish prices by bedroom count.

Latest registered sales in Battersea

Prince of Wales Drive · SW11 4BJ · Flats & maisonettes£840,000 · 21 Aug 2026
Plough Road · SW11 2DE · Flats & maisonettes£710,000 · 21 Aug 2026
Beechmore Road · SW11 4ET · Flats & maisonettes£700,000 · 17 Aug 2026
Prince of Wales Drive · SW11 4HP · Flats & maisonettes£437,000 · 14 Aug 2026
Morrison Street · SW11 5LR · Terraced houses£950,000 · 14 Aug 2026
Amies Street · SW11 2JL · Flats & maisonettes£500,000 · 14 Aug 2026
Bolingbroke Grove · SW11 6AR · Flats & maisonettes£477,500 · 12 Aug 2026
Rowena Crescent · SW11 2PT · Terraced houses£1.30m · 12 Aug 2026
Eversleigh Road · SW11 5XA · Terraced houses£670,000 · 11 Aug 2026
Home Road · SW11 3EZ · Terraced houses£1.16m · 11 Aug 2026

Streets in Battersea

Linear Place — 155 sales, median £1.05m
Palmer Road — 59 sales, median £880,000
Queenstown Road — 56 sales, median £720,000
Riverlight Quay — 43 sales, median £800,000
Circus Road West — 40 sales, median £790,000
Prince of Wales Drive — 39 sales, median £950,000
Battersea Park Road — 38 sales, median £415,000
Electric Boulevard — 32 sales, median £1.34m
Vicarage Crescent — 31 sales, median £540,000
York Road — 30 sales, median £460,010
New Union Square — 29 sales, median £980,000
Lavender Hill — 27 sales, median £470,000

Questions sellers ask about Battersea

How much is my house worth in Battersea?: Across 2,050 sales registered with HM Land Registry in SW11, the median price paid is £750,000 — by type: flats & maisonettes £663,000, terraced houses £1.25m, other £585,000. Half of all sales sit between £490,000 and £1.11m; where yours falls depends on size, condition, lease and the exact street, which is what a valuation pins down.
How long does it take to sell a house in Battersea?: The Land Registry does not record time on market, so treat any precise figure with caution. 1,021 sales were registered in Battersea in the latest twelve months of data, and in our experience a well-priced London home takes around ten to sixteen weeks from launch to completion, most of it conveyancing.
What are estate agent fees in Battersea?: London agents typically charge between 1% and 2% plus VAT on a sole agency basis. On the Battersea median of £750,000, that is roughly £7,500 to £15,000 plus VAT. Multi-agency fees are higher; ask what is included before comparing.
Do I need a valuation before selling?: Yes. In Battersea the middle half of registered sales spans £490,000 to £1.11m, so an area median alone tells you little about your own home. A valuation sets the asking price, the strategy and the timing — and it is free.
How accurate are online valuations?: An online estimate works from averages and cannot see condition, light, lease length or outside space. With prices in Battersea ranging from £280,000 to £1.98m across most sales, the error can easily run to tens of thousands of pounds. Use one as a starting point, not a price.

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House prices across SW11

Reading the Battersea figures by street adds context to the £750,000 median over 2,050 sales in Battersea, where Linear Place recorded 155 sales, the highest street count in this coverage.