Sold prices · SW2

Tulse Hill, London (SW2): what completed sales show

Tulse Hill, London (SW2): 47 completed sales in the last 24 months, registered with HM Land Registry.

Postcodes on this street: SW2 2BD, SW2 2EN, SW2 2ET, SW2 2EX, SW2 2EZ, SW2 2HD, SW2 2HH, SW2 2HJ, SW2 2HL, SW2 2HP, SW2 2HT, SW2 2HU, SW2 2HX, SW2 2HZ, SW2 2LS, SW2 2LU, SW2 2NA, SW2 2PT, SW2 2PU, SW2 2QB, SW2 2TJ, SW2 3BS, SW2 3BT, SW2 3BU, SW2 3NY, SW2 3PB, SW2 3PJ, SW2 3PR, SW2 3PZ, SW2 3QF, SW2 3UJ

The evidence in one paragraph

Tulse Hill, London (SW2): 47 completed sales in the last 24 months, registered with HM Land Registry. Flats here sold for a median of £330,000, about £6,012 per square metre of floor area. In Lambeth, average prices fell 6.5% in the 12 months to August 2026 (UK House Price Index).

Source: ValuQ (https://valuq.co.uk/sold-prices/sw2/tulse-hill), from HM Land Registry completed sales, checked 19 October 2026.

Completed sales on Tulse Hill by property type

TypeSalesMedian pricePer m²
Flats46£330,000£6,012
Terraced houses1£618,000–

Across Lambeth, the average price was £540,198 in August 2026, down 6.5% on a year earlier (UK House Price Index).

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Completed sales in the last 24 months

CompletedPriceTypeFloor areaPer m²Postcode
7 August 2026£320,000Flat, leasehold50 m²£6,400SW2 3UJ
7 August 2026£290,000Flat, leasehold50 m²£5,800SW2 3BT
30 July 2026£425,000Flat, leasehold61 m²£6,967SW2 2EZ
30 June 2026£500,000Flat, leasehold83 m²£6,024SW2 2QB
29 June 2026£350,000Flat, leasehold54 m²£6,481SW2 2HX
22 June 2026£295,000Flat, leasehold53 m²£5,566SW2 2HU
16 June 2026£590,000Flat, leasehold85 m²£6,941SW2 2QB
8 May 2026£322,000Flat, leasehold74 m²£4,351SW2 3BU
23 April 2026£215,000Flat, leasehold52 m²£4,135SW2 3NY
19 February 2026£618,000Terraced, freehold108 m²£5,722SW2 3BS
9 January 2026£300,000Flat, leasehold38 m²£7,895SW2 2PU
19 December 2025£341,000Flat, leasehold56 m²£6,089SW2 2HX
19 December 2025£265,000Flat, leasehold41 m²£6,463SW2 2HT
24 October 2025£330,000Flat, leasehold61 m²£5,410SW2 3PR
10 October 2025£453,000Flat, leasehold57 m²£7,947SW2 2PT
8 October 2025£440,000Flat, leasehold63 m²£6,984SW2 2QB
21 August 2025£230,000Flat, leasehold57 m²£4,035SW2 2LS
19 August 2025£453,275Flat, leasehold57 m²£7,952SW2 3QF
18 August 2025£408,000Flat, leasehold66 m²£6,182SW2 2HU
18 August 2025£450,000Flat, leasehold53 m²£8,491SW2 2BD
31 July 2025£220,000Flat, leasehold57 m²£3,860SW2 2LS
30 July 2025£278,000Flat, leasehold51 m²£5,451SW2 2LU
25 July 2025£280,000Flat, leasehold43 m²£6,512SW2 2HJ
24 July 2025£330,000Flat, leasehold55 m²£6,000SW2 2HD
11 July 2025£190,000Flat, leasehold40 m²£4,750SW2 2HP
30 May 2025£270,500Flat, leasehold37 m²£7,311SW2 2LS
16 May 2025£355,000Flat, leasehold71 m²£5,000SW2 3PB
8 May 2025£655,000Flat, leasehold73 m²£8,973SW2 2BD
30 April 2025£325,000Flat, leasehold58 m²£5,603SW2 3PJ
11 April 2025£328,000Flat, leasehold53 m²£6,189SW2 2HL
3 April 2025£257,000Flat, leasehold53 m²£4,849SW2 2HT
28 March 2025£360,000Flat, leasehold71 m²£5,070SW2 2EX
28 March 2025£372,500Flat, leasehold69 m²£5,399SW2 2ET
28 March 2025£350,000Flat, leasehold45 m²£7,778SW2 3UJ
28 March 2025£337,000Flat, leasehold61 m²£5,525SW2 2PT
28 March 2025£315,000Flat, leasehold52 m²£6,058SW2 3UJ
26 March 2025£385,000Flat, leasehold76 m²£5,066SW2 2EX
24 March 2025£350,000Flat, leasehold55 m²£6,364SW2 2NA
14 March 2025£400,000Flat, leasehold81 m²£4,938SW2 3PZ
23 January 2025£250,000Flat, leasehold––SW2 2TJ
20 January 2025£420,000Flat, leasehold74 m²£5,676SW2 2HL
13 January 2025£225,000Flat, leasehold48 m²£4,688SW2 2HZ
20 December 2024£485,000Flat, freehold––SW2 3UJ
2 December 2024£355,000Flat, leasehold41 m²£8,659SW2 2HZ
31 October 2024£310,000Flat, leasehold69 m²£4,493SW2 2HH
30 October 2024£330,000Flat, leasehold––SW2 2EN
28 October 2024£150,000Flat, leasehold––SW2 3BU

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.

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

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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.