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Offers In Excess Of £675,000
Contemporary two-bedroom apartment in Shoreditch
Flat 12, 220 Curtain Road, London, E1 6PJ
2 2Flat / Apartment
Listed by Lane & Co Estates
London
Postcode SE1
Property in the SE1 postcode
SE1 stretches along the South Bank from Waterloo to Tower Bridge — river-view apartments, Borough Market and warehouse conversions in Bermondsey.
SE1 market snapshot
Live listings
2
For sale
2
To rent
0
Avg bedrooms
2
Median sale price
£675,000
Average sale price
£600,000
Median rent (pcm)
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Average rent (pcm)
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Most listed in SE1:
flat · 2
Stats combine listings whose postcode starts with SE1 and homes within ~5km of the district centre. Averages exclude POA prices.
Properties in SE1
A live sample of homes currently on the market.
For Sale
£525,000
Two bedroom riverside apartment with balcony
12 Riverside Wharf, London, SE1 2AA
2 2Flat / Apartment
Listed by MoveLane Test Agency
What can you afford in SE1?
Enter your household income and deposit to see the maximum you could realistically offer in SE1, plus the monthly repayment that comes with it.
Most UK lenders advance around 4.5× household income and expect a deposit of at least 10% of the purchase price. Your borrowing is then repaid over a term — typically 25 years — with interest charged on the outstanding balance each month.
Worked example for SE1: on the median MoveLane list price of £675,000, a 10% deposit of £67,500 leaves a £607,500 mortgage. At 4.5% over 25 years that is about £3,377 a month, and would need a household income of roughly £135,000. Stamp duty on that price would be about £23,750 for a home mover, or £23,750 as a first-time buyer.
Illustrative only and not financial advice. Actual borrowing, rates and tax depend on lender criteria and your circumstances. Stamp duty figures use England & Northern Ireland rates.
Estimated maximum budget
£675,000
£3,377 a month · £607,500 borrowing
That is £0 above the £675,000 median list price in SE1.
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Maximum borrowing£607,500
Monthly repayment£3,377
Estimated stamp duty£23,750
Total budget£675,000
Buying in SE1: a quick guide
Budget & affordability
The median MoveLane list price in SE1 is £675,000. High-street lenders typically offer 4–4.5× joint income, so as a rough guide expect to need combined earnings of around £156,977 and a 10–15% deposit to buy a typical home in this postcode.
Transport & commute
Check journey times from SE1 on National Rail, TfL Journey Planner or your local operator before making offers. Proximity to a station typically adds a 5–10% premium in most UK postcodes — factor that in when comparing streets.
Schools & catchments
Ofsted-rated primaries and secondaries move prices in SE1 more than any other single factor. Verify catchment boundaries with the local authority before offering — they can change year to year, even within the same postcode.
Lifestyle & amenities
Walk the streets in SE1 at different times of day. Check high-street occupancy, parks, and how far you'd realistically travel for a weekly shop, gym or GP.
Yields & investment
To calculate gross yield in SE1: annual rent ÷ purchase price × 100. Net yield subtracts management fees, insurance, maintenance and a void allowance (typically 8% of rent).
Next steps
Save a search for SE1 to get instant alerts when new homes are listed, message local MoveLane agents directly from each listing, and secure a mortgage-in-principle before making offers to strengthen your negotiating position.
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