Sold prices · BR1

Palace Grove, Bromley (BR1): what completed sales show

Palace Grove, Bromley (BR1): 11 completed sales in the last 24 months, registered with HM Land Registry.

Postcodes on this street: BR1 3HA, BR1 3HB, BR1 3HF, BR1 3HG

The evidence in one paragraph

Palace Grove, Bromley (BR1): 11 completed sales in the last 24 months, registered with HM Land Registry. Flats here sold for a median of £120,000, about £4,674 per square metre of floor area. Comparable completed sales nearby put a typical 62 m² flat on this street at £266,000 to £339,000. In Bromley, average prices fell 0.5% in the 12 months to August 2026 (UK House Price Index).

Source: ValuQ (https://valuq.co.uk/sold-prices/br1/palace-grove), from HM Land Registry completed sales, checked 9 October 2026.

Completed sales on Palace Grove by property type

TypeSalesMedian pricePer m²What comparable sales show
Flats11£120,000£4,674£266,000 to £339,000for about 62 m²

Across Bromley, the average price was £520,253 in August 2026, down 0.5% on a year earlier (UK House Price Index).

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Completed sales in the last 24 months

CompletedPriceTypeFloor areaPer m²Postcode
18 June 2026£485,800Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HB
17 April 2026£340,000Flat, leasehold80 m²£4,250BR1 3HF
27 February 2026£93,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HG
13 February 2026£110,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HG
16 January 2026£90,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HG
14 November 2025£120,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HG
14 October 2025£201,000Flat, leasehold43 m²£4,674BR1 3HB
14 August 2025£377,000Flat, leasehold62 m²£6,081BR1 3HB
15 April 2025£286,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HA
29 January 2025£80,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HG
18 December 2024£105,000Flat, leasehold––BR1 3HG

How these figures are worked out

Every price here is a completed sale registered with HM Land Registry; asking prices are never used. Floor areas come from each home's energy performance certificate, and the price per square metre is the price paid divided by that floor area. The range for a typical home on the street comes from completed sales of the same property type nearby, giving more weight to closer, more recent and similar-sized homes. It is not an estimate of any one house, and it is shown only when the matches are close. We tested it on 4,770 completed sales in 80 postcode districts between March 2026 and August 2026, working out each from the sales before it: where the matches were close enough to show a range, half came within 7.7% of the price paid and 69% landed inside the range.

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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Energy performance data © Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Contains HM Land Registry UK House Price Index data © Crown copyright. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

The Land Registry registers most sales within a few months of completion, so the newest sales may not appear yet.