Why is
Stanmore Property so 'hot' at the moment?
Stanmore is one of the few places within the London region that has not taken a
big hit on house prices in recent times. Prices have held steady, for a number of reasons including:
- Great transport links to the city
- Top performing private and state schools
- Low crime rates
- A great mix of green land and city living
You do pay a small premium to live in the Stanmore area, through slightly higher than
National average council tax bands. However the benefits greatly outweigh the costs and owning a 'Stanmore
Property' is something to strive for. Whether you're looking to buy or rent, there's and abundant choice to meet
every budget and taste.
Property prices in Stanmore vary quite a lot depending on the street you're interested
in and the type of house or flat you're looking to buy. As a very rough price guide the following will give you
some indication of the price of properties in Stanmore:
| 1 Bed Flats |
- £186, 000 |
| 2 Bed Flats |
- £339, 000 |
| 3 Bed Flats |
- £490, 000 |
| 2 Bed Houses |
- £304, 000 |
| 3 Bed Houses |
- £418, 000 |
| 4 Bed Houses |
- £585, 000 |
It is important to keep in mind that two roads very close in geographic proximity may
have markedly different house prices for very similar properties. For example the average 3 Bedroom house on
Abercorn road sold for £284,000 whereas a similar house on St Andrews Drive sold for £332,000.
The best way of gauging the local market is to sign-up to a range of local agents that
can provide you the latest market view and advise on your options. You'll find the only agent we recommend to those
looking to move into the area, advertised on the site.
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