Eltham Park South tops Greenwich’s priciest areas

Median House Prices in Greenwich Borough

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and HM Land Registry show the median house prices for every middle layer super output area (MSOA) in Greenwich borough for the year ending March 2025. The data reflects the average prices that homeowners paid for their homes when moving to Greenwich over the last 12 months.

Eltham Park: The Most Expensive Area

According to findings published in September last year, Eltham Park was ranked as Greenwich’s most expensive area to live, with average prices at £665,000. Eltham Park is a small area surrounding the park, featuring Edwardian homes with accessible road parking and easy access to the park on foot.

Features of Eltham Park

The park stretches over 57 acres and provides ample space for walking, cycling, and running, along with regular sporting events. In spring, visitors can see cherry blossoms in Eltham Park South and bluebells in Eltham Park North.

Eltham Park is also close to other parks in the borough, such as Oxleas Woods and Avery Hill Park.

Accessibility and Amenities

For potential homeowners looking for access to London, Eltham Park is within a 15-minute walk of Eltham station. Trains run to London Charing Cross and London Bridge in about 30 minutes. The nearby high street offers many amenities, including a gym, library, cinema, shops, and various dining options, along with bus connections to Greenwich, Lewisham, and Bexley.

Schools in the Area

Families living in and around Eltham Park benefit from access to several ‘outstanding’ rated schools within a one-mile radius. These include Deansfield Primary School, Gordon Primary School, and St Thomas More Catholic Comprehensive School.