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SW19 9

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317 people · Merton

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Among the least deprived

Merton Council · Labour-controlled 32/57 seats · 56% · OCD 2026

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What does it cost? This postcode sector

Sold prices This postcode sector

HM Land Registry Price Paid + UK HPI · this postcode sector

By property type

Too few sales by type to chart.

Typical home price compared with annual local pay14.2× · five-year average 15×

HM Land Registry, 12 months

Sold price trend from Merton

2026 YTD · 756 sales across Merton

Full history since 1995

Yearly median, residential sales only (category-A, type D/S/T/F) across Merton — the finest grain we hold a price trend at · HM Land Registry Price Paid

Resold at a loss from Merton16.2%

Of the homes across Merton that sold again within five years, 16.2% went for less than the owner paid. Lower is better. Better than London (18%).

By property type

Terraced houses4.8%

Flats16.4%

New-build vs second-hand

Bought new24.3%

Bought second-hand14.8%

Overall

Typical resale gain+25% · ~9.2-yr hold

Same home sold twice within five years (2,090 resale pairs) across Merton — the finest grain we hold repeat-sale outcomes at · HM Land Registry · cash terms, not inflation-adjusted

Home ownership56%

Owned outright

33%

With a mortgage

23%

Private rented

36%

Social rented

Households owning their home · ONS Census 2021

Council tax£2,147

Your band:

London Borough of Merton£1,636

Greater London Authority£511

Council tax bands A–H

Band A£1,431

Band B£1,670

Band C£1,908

Band D (baseline)£2,147

Band E£2,624

Band F£3,101

Band G£3,578

Band H£4,294

Full-year charge for every band, derived from Band D at the statutory ratios (A = 6/9 of Band D … H = 18/9). MHCLG 2026/27.

Pick your band — the breakdown recalculates · MHCLG 2026/27 · hand-curated each April

Neighbourhood prices in Merton how SW19 9 compares · from Merton

⌃ Fastest 5-yr growth: Wimbledon Village +39.2%

Neighbourhood	Median price	5-year change	Sales, 12m
Wimbledon Village	£1,240,000	+39.2%	189
St Helier	£418,000	+26.2%	85
Merton Park	£545,000	+24%	202
Copse Hill	£1,525,000	+21.3%	57
Lower Morden	£550,000	+20.6%	225
Furzedown	£625,000	+19.1%	118
Rosehill	£430,000	+18.6%	43
Merton	£550,000	+17.2%	127
Pollards Hill	£465,000	+13.8%	241
Wimbledon	£700,000	+10.7%	266
West Barnes	£631,500	+10.6%	226
Morden	£450,000	+9.8%	209
Wimbledon Park	£1,120,252	+8.1%	190
Mitcham	£400,000	+6.3%	367
Collier's Wood	£460,000	+4.5%	377
Raynes Park	£680,000	+4.2%	397
Tooting Graveney	£443,000	-2.4%	116
South Wimbledon	£692,950	-4.4%	297

Sorted by 5-year change — click a row → the map flies there; click the name → its full report · HM Land Registry, 12 months

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