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CR5 house prices: Coulsdon postcode district market report, streets and areas

2,672 addresses and 1,398 recorded sales across Coulsdon, Old Coulsdon, Chipstead, Hooley and Netherne-on-the-Hill, drawn from Land Registry and energy certificate records.

A typical CR5 home is valued at £574,000, 97% above the England average of £291,581, and 1st of 3 districts we cover.

  • What we found
  • Median sale since 2019: £500,000.
  • Houses sell for £5,087 per m².
  • 40% of rated homes are EPC band C or better.
  • Typical ownership lasts 6.8 years; 19% of homes are flats.
The five places in CR5
Coulsdon
£490,000
median sale since 2019, Croydon

The CR5 property market: £500,000 median, 5.1% a year between sales

The CR5 postcode district is a mix of suburban terraces, interwar semis, downland villages and newer estates such as the redeveloped Cane Hill site. Since 2019 we have recorded 1,398 sales across 2,672 addresses, with a median of £500,000. Homes that sold twice gained about 5.1% a year, and owners keep a home for around 6.8 years on average.

Flats are a minority at 19% of addresses, so houses set the tone: 40% of rated homes reach EPC band C or better, which leaves a large stock of older homes with room to improve. For one road in detail see Chipstead Valley Road, and for every road in the district see the street rankings.

A new public house in Coulsdon near Coulsdon
A new public house in Coulsdon. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0

The places that make up CR5: five areas, two councils

AreaCouncilMedian saleHouse medianSales
ChipsteadReigate and Banstead£615,000£735,000227
Old CoulsdonCroydon£550,000£555,000274
CoulsdonCroydon£490,000£575,000728
HooleyReigate and Banstead£425,000£485,000178
Netherne-on-the-HillReigate and Banstead£412,000£477,750169

Chipstead has the highest median price in the district at £615,000, and Netherne-on-the-Hill the lowest at £412,000. The three villages on the Surrey side share the Brighton Road corridor with Coulsdon, but their council, schools and constituency differ.

Brighton Road, Coulsdon, Surrey near Coulsdon
Brighton Road, Coulsdon, Surrey. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0

Notable streets in CR5: the six dearest and six most affordable roads

Dearest roads

Court Hill£1,945,000
Coulsdon Lane£1,510,000
Hine Close£1,500,000
Hollymead Road£1,416,250
Hazel Way£1,375,000
High Road£1,242,500

Most affordable roads

Hadleigh Grove£108,500
Iron Railway Close£112,750
Station Approach Road£186,000
Lion Green Road£206,250
Downs Road£250,000
Goodenough Way£265,000

Which CR5 roads fit your budget?

Move the slider to see which CR5 roads have a median sale price at or below your budget.

58 of 104 roads have an average at or below £550,000.

  • Coulsdon Road£550,000
  • Tollers Lane£550,000
  • Mead Way£547,000
  • Carew Close£545,000
  • Court Avenue£545,000
  • Keston Avenue£543,750
  • Taunton Lane£542,500
  • Caterham Drive£540,000
  • Richmond Road£536,000
  • Darcy Close£533,500

and 48 more

CR5 price bands: how many roads sit at each level

Median sale price bandRoadsExamples
Under £350,00014Brighton Road, Downs Road, Goodenough Way
£350,000 to £450,00016Benham Close, Chipstead Close, Chipstead Valley Road
£450,000 to £550,00026Chandos Gardens, Carew Close, Caterham Drive
£550,000 to £700,00030Ashcroft Rise, Bishops Close, Bradmore Way
£700,000 and over18Cearn Way, Coulsdon Court Road, Southwood Avenue

Roads with at least eight addresses. New-build roads are mixed in with the rest.

County and borough are not the same geography: why CR5 straddles Croydon and Surrey

CR5 addresses are written as Coulsdon, Surrey, because the Royal Mail postal county is Surrey. Local government is different: Coulsdon and Old Coulsdon have been in the London Borough of Croydon since 1965, while Chipstead, Hooley and Netherne-on-the-Hill sit in Reigate and Banstead, a Surrey district. That one boundary changes the council tax authority, school admissions, bin collections, the parliamentary constituency and the HM Land Registry price index we compare against.

Door Number assigns every page to its true local authority rather than to the postal county, which is why the Coulsdon pages sit under Croydon and the Surrey-side postcode CR5 1RZ compares with Reigate and Banstead.

Brighton Road, Coulsdon near Coulsdon
Brighton Road, Coulsdon. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0

Council tax in CR5: Band D is £2,600 a year in Croydon, up 4.8% on last year

Charge for 2026 to 2027, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.

The average Band D council tax in Croydon is £2,600 for 2026 to 2027, £208 above the England average of £2,392. That ranks Croydon 36th highest of 296 billing authorities, and the charge rose from £2,480 last year. Next door in Reigate and Banstead, Band D is £2,567, £33 less than in Croydon, so which side of a council boundary a home sits on changes the bill by about £33 a year at Band D.

Your own bill depends on your property's band. In England bands are set from the home's estimated value on 1 April 1991, so a Band C home pays eight ninths of the Band D charge and a Band F home thirteen ninths. The figures below are the charge for each band in Croydon, before any discount or reduction, and they include the county or borough, police, fire and any parish or GLA precepts averaged across the authority.

BandPer yearPer month (12 payments)
Band A£1,733£144
Band B£2,022£169
Band C£2,311£193
Band D£2,600£217
Band E£3,178£265
Band F£3,755£313
Band G£4,333£361
Band H£5,200£433

You can check or challenge a home's band on the GOV.UK "Find your Council Tax band" service.

Brighton Road, Coulsdon near Coulsdon
Brighton Road, Coulsdon. © Stacey Harris, CC BY-SA 2.0
Brighton Road, junction with Chipstead Valley Road, Coulsdon near Coulsdon
Brighton Road, junction with Chipstead Valley Road, Coulsdon. © Stacey Harris, CC BY-SA 2.0
Chipstead Valley Road, Coulsdon near Coulsdon
Chipstead Valley Road, Coulsdon. © Stacey Harris, CC BY-SA 2.0

Neighbouring postcode districts

Districts that share a local authority with CR5.

CR5 postcode district: questions people ask

What is the average house price in CR5 in 2026?

The median sale price in CR5 is £500,000 since 2019, from 1,398 sales, and houses sell for about £5,087 per square metre.

Is CR5 in London or Surrey?

CR5 is in both. Coulsdon and Old Coulsdon are in the London Borough of Croydon, while Chipstead, Hooley and Netherne-on-the-Hill are in Reigate and Banstead, Surrey. The Royal Mail postal county for the whole district is Surrey.

What is the most expensive road in CR5?

Court Hill is the most expensive ranked road in CR5, with a median sale price of £1,945,000 since 2019 (2 sales).

Which towns and villages are in CR5?

CR5 covers Coulsdon, Old Coulsdon, Chipstead, Hooley and Netherne-on-the-Hill, and the district runs from Brighton Road in the valley up to the North Downs.

How much is council tax in CR5?

Band D council tax in Croydon is £2,600 for 2026 to 2027, against an England average of £2,392. Homes on the Surrey side pay the Reigate and Banstead rate of £2,567 at Band D.

Where is the CR5 postcode district?

CR5 covers Coulsdon, Old Coulsdon and the villages of Chipstead, Hooley and Netherne-on-the-Hill. Most of it is in the London Borough of Croydon and part is in the Reigate and Banstead district of Surrey.

How many addresses are in CR5?

We hold 2,672 addresses in CR5 with a sale or energy certificate on record.

Answers use data checked monthly. Sources are named in each answer.

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