How much is 19 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA worth?
Estimated value — November 2026
£288,000
Likely range £196,000 – £386,000Four in five similar homes sold within their range when we tested it.
Latest recorded sale April 1998
42%
confidence
Low
Typically within 15% of the sale price
Property details
Mid-terrace house
Queens Road · Bromley · BR1 3EA
Address
- District
- Bromley
- County
- Greater London
Value over time
- Modelled value
- Projected
- Likely range (80%)
- Today's estimate
Drawn through each of this property's recorded sales and ending at today's estimate, with the UK House Price Index for its area and property type filling in the months between. The shaded band is where four in five prices fell when we tested this line against real sales of similar homes; it widens the further a month is from a recorded sale, and today it matches the likely range above.
View as a table
| Year | Modelled value | Likely range |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | £59,211 | £50,366 – £69,328 |
| 2001 | £67,434 | £56,511 – £79,272 |
| 2002 | £80,501 | £66,482 – £95,522 |
| 2003 | £90,589 | £73,751 – £108,528 |
| 2004 | £100,943 | £81,174 – £121,532 |
| 2005 | £100,537 | £79,966 – £121,548 |
| 2006 | £112,712 | £88,575 – £137,039 |
| 2007 | £127,825 | £99,064 – £156,685 |
| 2008 | £112,919 | £86,383 – £139,391 |
| 2009 | £116,364 | £87,939 – £144,893 |
| 2010 | £124,346 | £93,337 – £156,017 |
| 2011 | £127,377 | £94,985 – £161,156 |
| 2012 | £135,054 | £100,075 – £172,513 |
| 2013 | £148,702 | £109,540 – £190,985 |
| 2014 | £178,373 | £144,855 – £214,077 |
| 2015 | £199,018 | £159,377 – £241,244 |
| 2016 | £207,737 | £164,017 – £254,308 |
| 2017 | £218,270 | £169,873 – £269,824 |
| 2018 | £220,446 | £169,081 – £275,161 |
| 2019 | £221,220 | £167,180 – £278,784 |
| 2020 | £233,617 | £173,915 – £297,213 |
| 2021 | £247,695 | £181,603 – £318,098 |
| 2022 | £277,232 | £200,133 – £359,360 |
| 2023 | £261,986 | £186,173 – £342,744 |
| 2024 | £268,194 | £187,561 – £354,086 |
| 2025 | £285,199 | £196,237 – £379,962 |
| 2026 | £288,000 | £196,000 – £386,000 |
Sale history
Mortgage calculator
£1,546
Estimated monthly repayment
£259,200
Loan amount
£297,257
Total interest
£556,457
Total repayable
A guide only, based on a capital repayment mortgage held at a constant interest rate for the full term. Not a mortgage offer or financial advice.
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- 14 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£867,500 · 2024£983,000
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- 1 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£250,000 · 2005£624,000
- 2 Flat C, Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£290,000 · 2023£291,000
- 7 Flat B, Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£350,000 · 2023£269,000
- Lownds Court, Flat 10, Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£249,950 · 2014£312,000
- 2 Flat A, Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£200,000 · 2014£279,000
- Lownds Court, Flat 13, Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£200,000 · 2006£314,000
- Lownds Court, Flat 2, Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA£183,000 · 2004£303,000
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About this property
19 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA is a mid-terrace house on Queens Road in Bromley, Greater London. Stede's estimated value for November 2026 is £288,000. Four in five similar homes sold within their likely range when tested; for this property that range is £196,000 to £386,000. It combines its own last sale brought up to date with the House Price Index (75%) and recent sales of 96 similar homes in the same postcode sector (25%). The confidence score is 42 out of 100 (low): estimates like this one are typically within 15% of the eventual sale price.
It last sold in April 1998 for £40,430. The current estimate is 612% higher than that price. The current owner has held it for about 28 years.
The modelled value is up 1% over the past year and up 16% over the past five years.
Among 10 nearby properties Stede tracks in the BR1 area, estimated values run from £269,000 to £983,000. This mid-terrace house's £288,000 sits toward the lower end of that range.
Common questions
How much is 19 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA worth?
Stede estimates 19 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA is worth £288,000 as of November 2026, within a likely range of £196,000 to £386,000. The estimate is generated automatically from recorded sale prices of this and similar nearby homes and the UK House Price Index, and is not a formal valuation.
When did 19 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA last sell?
It last sold in April 1998 for £40,430.
What type of property is 19 Queens Road, Bromley, Greater London, BR1 3EA?
It is recorded as a Mid-terrace house on Queens Road in the BR1 postcode area.
How reliable is this estimate?
The confidence score is 42 out of 100 (low). Tested against real sales of similar homes, estimates like this one are typically within 15% of the sale price, and four in five sold within their likely range. The figure is a data model, not a RICS valuation or Home Report, and should not be used for mortgage or legal decisions.
How does Stede calculate this estimate?
It combines its own last sale brought up to date with the House Price Index (75%) and recent sales of 96 similar homes in the same postcode sector (25%). Each piece of evidence gets the share that proved most accurate when tested against real sales of similar homes, and the same testing sets the likely range and confidence. Full detail is on the methodology page.
How we got this figure
We weighed the evidence below, giving each piece the share that proved most accurate when we tested it against real sales of similar homes. The likely range and confidence come from testing the same method against 21,281 real sales of similar homes.
- Its sale in April 1998, brought up to today with the House Price Index£200,95575%
- 96 similar homes sold recently in the same postcode sector£549,63125%
Estimate £288,000, likely £196,000 – £386,000
Read the full methodology and data sources →