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Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon CR5: house prices, homes and local area information

The most common home is a semi-detached house of about 91 m² with 5 habitable rooms, built 1930–1966 and most often rated EPC E. 18 addresses are in our records and 39 sales since 1995. Houses have typically sold for £483,750 since 2019, about £5,240 per m².

Thornton Crescent ranks 65th of 110 roads in CR5 by typical home value (£558,000), 3% below the CR5 median of £574,000; prices here have risen about 5.4% a year between sales.

Latest recorded sale 27 Mar 2026. How we calculate this.

  • What we found
  • Houses here sold for a median £483,750 since 2019 (10 sales), about £5,240/m².
  • 18 addresses in 1 postcode: CR5 1LH.
  • 17% of rated homes are EPC C or better, against 40% across the wider CR5 sample.
  • Fastest weekday train to London Blackfriars 59 min, including the walk to Coulsdon South (1880 m).
  • In Old Coulsdon ward, London Borough of Croydon.
Homes on Thornton Crescent
4 Thornton Crescent
£575,000
last sold 18 Dec 2025

About Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon CR5: a short street with houses selling around £484k

Thornton Crescent is a short street in Old Coulsdon, London Borough of Croydon. We hold 18 addresses on it in CR5 1LH, in Old Coulsdon ward and the Croydon South constituency. The nearest station is Coulsdon South, about 1.9 km away.

The most common home is a semi-detached house of about 91 m² with 5 habitable rooms, built 1930–1966 and most often rated EPC E. 39% of rated homes sit in EPC band D and 17% reach band C or better, compared with 40% across the wider CR5 sample. By type: semi-detached houses 100%. 100% of homes with a recorded age date from 1930 to 1966.

Houses on Thornton Crescent sold for a median of £483,750 between 2019 and 2026, with the middle half between £450,500 and £545,000. That is below the CR5 median of £500,000 in our records. Among the 131 CR5 roads we rank, Thornton Crescent is 43rd for house price per square metre.

Junction of Keston Avenue and Coulsdon Road near Thornton Crescent
Junction of Keston Avenue and Coulsdon Road. © Peter Trimming, CC BY-SA 2.0

Map of Thornton Crescent: every home by price per m²

Each dot is one address. Tap a dot for its last sale. Switch the colouring to see where prices, energy ratings and recent sales cluster.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps4 Thornton Crescent6 Thornton Crescent10 Thornton Crescent12 Thornton Crescent14 Thornton Crescent16 Thornton Crescent18 Thornton Crescent22 Thornton Crescent24 Thornton Crescent28 Thornton Crescent34 Thornton Crescent38 Thornton Crescent42 Thornton Crescent46 Thornton Crescent48 Thornton Crescent56 Thornton Crescent58 Thornton Crescent60 Thornton Crescent50 m
up to £3,800£3,800–£4,600£4,600–£5,600£5,600–£5,900over £5,900flat or no sale

Thornton Crescent house prices: every sale on record

Every recorded sale since 1995, with the yearly median as a line. Highest recorded sale £575,000 (4 Thornton Crescent, 2025); lowest £73,500 (1995).

£0k£175k£350k£525k£700k19952000200520102015202020254 Thornton Crescent: £575,000 (18 Dec 2025)6 Thornton Crescent: £290,000 (15 Jun 2010)6 Thornton Crescent: £425,000 (3 Jul 2019)6 Thornton Crescent: £530,000 (11 Mar 2026)10 Thornton Crescent: £445,000 (17 Mar 2017)12 Thornton Crescent: £82,500 (26 Apr 1996)12 Thornton Crescent: £198,000 (1 Nov 2001)12 Thornton Crescent: £249,000 (31 Aug 2006)14 Thornton Crescent: £250,000 (30 Jun 2003)14 Thornton Crescent: £550,000 (24 Mar 2022)16 Thornton Crescent: £80,000 (13 Apr 1995)16 Thornton Crescent: £275,000 (10 Jul 2009)16 Thornton Crescent: £492,500 (17 Oct 2019)18 Thornton Crescent: £118,950 (12 Mar 1999)22 Thornton Crescent: £555,000 (27 Mar 2026)24 Thornton Crescent: £440,000 (30 May 2019)28 Thornton Crescent: £115,000 (24 Mar 1999)28 Thornton Crescent: £301,000 (11 Oct 2007)28 Thornton Crescent: £460,000 (14 Oct 2016)34 Thornton Crescent: £99,950 (24 Oct 1997)34 Thornton Crescent: £244,000 (17 Dec 2003)34 Thornton Crescent: £375,000 (29 Aug 2014)34 Thornton Crescent: £475,000 (22 Jan 2021)38 Thornton Crescent: £462,500 (5 Aug 2021)42 Thornton Crescent: £446,500 (1 Mar 2019)46 Thornton Crescent: £99,950 (11 Aug 1997)48 Thornton Crescent: £133,250 (29 Oct 1999)48 Thornton Crescent: £183,000 (23 Nov 2001)48 Thornton Crescent: £370,000 (2 Apr 2015)56 Thornton Crescent: £98,000 (9 May 1996)56 Thornton Crescent: £265,000 (10 Jun 2004)56 Thornton Crescent: £302,000 (28 Jan 2011)58 Thornton Crescent: £73,500 (15 Dec 1995)58 Thornton Crescent: £249,000 (29 Jul 2004)58 Thornton Crescent: £433,000 (17 Feb 2017)60 Thornton Crescent: £99,000 (30 May 1997)60 Thornton Crescent: £220,000 (12 Sept 2002)60 Thornton Crescent: £146,000 (5 Mar 2004)60 Thornton Crescent: £295,000 (6 Dec 2012)
House saleFlat saleYearly median

What a house costs on Thornton Crescent: about £484k

Prices by type of home for sales since 2019.

Home typeHomesSales since 2019Median priceTypical size£/m²
Semi-detached1810£483,75093 m²£5,240

£/m² is shown for houses only; flat sales are priced on a different basis and EPC floor areas for flats are less reliable. Values below £2,035 or above £11,191 per m² are treated as errors and excluded.

What a house costs on Thornton Crescent

£451k
£484k
£545k

Middle half of 10 house sales since 2019: £450,500 to £545,000; median £483,750.

Thornton Crescent against nearby CR5 roads: among the dearest for house prices per m², 43 of 131

How this road compares with its nearest neighbours.

RoadDistanceHomesMedian saleHouse £/m²EPC C+
Thornton Crescentthis road18£483,750£5,24017%
The Crossways50 m10£455,000£4,85620%
Lacey Avenue150 m23£468,000£5,7690%
Tollers Lane250 m33£550,000£5,64012%
Waddington Avenue300 m13£301,990£4,66854%
Court Avenue350 m32£545,000£5,45912%
Goodenough Way450 m20£265,000£4,78770%
Goodenough Close450 m12£400,000£4,52467%
Tudor Close500 m9£505,000£5,54911%

Roads with at least 8 addresses in our records, nearest first by distance between road centres. For comparison the whole CR5 sample has a median sale of £500,000, £5,087/m² for houses and 40% rated C or better.

What drives the price on Thornton Crescent

Set against the two nearest ranked roads in CR5.

MeasureThornton CrescentThe CrosswaysLacey Avenue
Median value£558,000£523,500£543,000
Typical floor area91 m²75 m²88 m²
Price per m²£5,240£4,856£5,769
Detached homes0%0%4%
Flats0%0%0%

Thornton Crescent is 7% dearer than The Crossways. The gap is mostly size: the homes here are bigger.

Old Coulsdon, Lacey Green near Thornton Crescent
Old Coulsdon, Lacey Green. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0

Homes on Thornton Crescent: mostly semi-detached, and most are rated EPC E

Type

Semi-detached 100%

Age

1930–1966 100%

Tenure when last surveyed

Owner-occupied 94%Private rented 6%

Median home: 91 m², 5 habitable rooms.

EPC energy ratings on Thornton Crescent

A0 · 0%
B0 · 0%
C3 · 17%
D7 · 39%
E8 · 44%
F0 · 0%
G0 · 0%

83% of rated homes are D or below, against 60% across the wider CR5 sample.

How long people stay on Thornton Crescent: about 8.6 years, with resold homes gaining 5.4% a year

Time between consecutive sales of the same home. A short gap often means a quick resale after renovation; a long gap means a settled street.

Years between sales of the same home

024791–3: 21–33–5: 13–55–8: 65–88–12: 88–1212+: 412+

Number of repeat sales by years held. 6 of 18 addresses (33%) have sold since 2021.

Biggest gains held 3+ years

HomeHeldGain a year
12 Thornton Crescent
£82,500 (1996) → £198,000 (2001)
5.5 yrs17.2%
60 Thornton Crescent
£99,000 (1997) → £220,000 (2002)
5.3 yrs16.3%
34 Thornton Crescent
£99,950 (1997) → £244,000 (2003)
6.1 yrs15.6%
58 Thornton Crescent
£73,500 (1995) → £249,000 (2004)
8.6 yrs15.2%
56 Thornton Crescent
£98,000 (1996) → £265,000 (2004)
8.1 yrs13.1%

Latest house sales on Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon

AddressTypeSoldPriceSize£/m²
22 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house27 Mar 2026£555,00093 m²£5,968
6 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house11 Mar 2026£530,00087 m²£6,092
4 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house18 Dec 2025£575,000103 m²£5,583
14 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house24 Mar 2022£550,00093 m²£5,914
38 Thornton CrescentTerraced house5 Aug 2021£462,50079 m²£5,854
34 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house22 Jan 2021£475,00097 m²£4,897
16 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house17 Oct 2019£492,500127 m²£3,878
6 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house3 Jul 2019£425,00087 m²£4,885
24 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house30 May 2019£440,00093 m²£4,731
42 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached house1 Mar 2019£446,500116 m²£3,849

A dash in £/m² marks flats, missing floor areas and implausible values (below £2,035 or above £11,191 per m²), which usually mean part-share sales or EPC errors.

The Croydon market: average price £393,714, down 2.2% in a year

HM Land Registry UK House Price Index for Croydon, 2026-06. A mix-adjusted average, so it can differ from the median sale price of one road.

£0k£112k£225k£337k£450k2016: £363k20162018: £379k20182020: £378k20202022: £409k20222024: £395k20242025: £403k20252026: £394k2026
TypeAuthority average
Detached£844,553
Semi-detached£540,526
Terraced£399,833
Flat or maisonette£256,496

This road: houses sold for a median of £483,750 since 2019 against an authority-wide average of £393,714 across all home types, so a house here sells for 23% more than the authority average.

Who lives around Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon: 86% of homes are owner-occupied and 43% of workers work from home

Census 2021 for Croydon 044C: 1,651 residents in 642 households around Thornton Crescent. The figures describe a small neighbourhood, not any individual.

86%own their home8 pts above the CR5 average
21%of residents under 152 pts above the CR5 average
21%of residents aged 65+3 pts above the CR5 average
43%work from home1 pts below the CR5 average
33%degree-level qualified8 pts below the CR5 average
15%homes with no car1 pts above the CR5 average

Who lives here

Age of residents

  • Under 1521%
  • 15 to 248%
  • 25 to 4425%
  • 45 to 6425%
  • 65 and over21%

Household type

  • One person26%
  • Couple, no children11%
  • Family with children35%
  • Other28%

Homes and cars

Tenure

  • Owned outright43%
  • Mortgage or shared44%
  • Private rented8%
  • Social rented6%

Cars and vans per household

  • No car15%
  • 1 car41%
  • 2 cars33%
  • 3 or more11%

How people get to work

Main way of travelling (776 workers aged 16+)

Work from home43%
Drive or passenger41%
Train, tube or tram6%
Walk or cycle4%
Bus4%

Health and learning

General health

  • Good or very good87%
  • Fair9%
  • Bad or very bad4%

Highest qualification (16+)

  • Degree level or above33%
  • A level or equivalent20%
  • GCSE level25%
  • None15%

Schools near Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon: 6 within 1.8 km, 5 primary, with their latest Ofsted grades

Distances from the Department for Education register, with the latest Ofsted outcome for each school.

SchoolPhaseLatest OfstedDistanceRecords
Keston Primary School
Academy converter · ages 3-11
PrimaryGood
Confirmed at ungraded visit, Mar 2023
280 m
5 min walk
DfE · Ofsted report
Oasis Academy Coulsdon
Academy sponsor led · ages 11-16
SecondaryGood
Confirmed at ungraded visit, May 2024
550 m
9 min walk
DfE · Ofsted report
Coulsdon CofE Primary School
Voluntary aided school · ages 4-11
PrimaryRequires improvement
Graded inspection, Jun 2024
660 m
11 min walk
DfE · Ofsted report
Oasis Academy Byron
Academy converter · ages 2-11
PrimaryGood
Graded inspection, Sept 2023
1.3 km
21 min walk
DfE · Ofsted report
New Valley Primary School
Academy sponsor led · ages 4-11
PrimaryGood
Confirmed at ungraded visit, Sept 2023
1.5 km
24 min walk
DfE · Ofsted report
The Hayes Primary School
Community school · ages 4-11
PrimaryGood
Graded inspection, Jul 2023
1.8 km
29 min walk
DfE · Ofsted report

Ofsted replaced its single-word judgements with report cards for inspections from November 2025, so each school shows its most recent grade on the older scale until it is re-inspected. Distances are straight-line and are not catchment areas; check the council for admissions rules.

Commuting from Thornton Crescent: 59 minutes to Blackfriars by train

Fastest door-to-door journey arriving by 08:30 on a weekday, from the TfL journey planner, including the walk to the station.

Thornton Crescent to central London

Blackfriars59 minwalk 32 min → train 27 min
Victoria62 minwalk 32 min → train 30 min

Stations near Thornton Crescent

Coulsdon South1880 mabout 31 min walk
Coulsdon Town2360 mabout 38 min walk
Kenley2800 mabout 45 min walk

Walking times estimated from straight-line distance.

Bus routes near Thornton Crescent

19 bus stops within 450 m, served by routes 404 466 60 N68. Nearest stop: Tollers Lane / Curling Close, 111 m away.

Living on Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon: stations, shops, schools and green space

The nearest stations are Coulsdon South, about 1.9 km away, and Coulsdon Town, about 2.4 km. In TfL's journey planner the quickest weekday trip arriving by 08:30 reaches London Blackfriars in 59 minutes, walking included. 4 bus routes serve stops within a few minutes' walk: 404, 466, 60 and the N68 night bus, with Tollers Lane / Curling Close the closest stop.

Tesco and Aldi are the nearest supermarkets. GP surgeries in reach include Downland Surgery, Old Coulsdon Medical Practice and Woodcote Medical. For schools, Keston Primary School (good), Coulsdon CofE Primary School (requires improvement) and Oasis Academy Byron (good) are the closest primarys, and Oasis Academy Coulsdon (good) is the nearest secondary school at 550 m. Admissions rules and catchments vary, so check them with Croydon before relying on distance.

New Hill are the nearest named green spaces. Our Old Coulsdon guide covers the wider area in more detail.

Surrey, Our Lady Help of Christians Roman Catholic Church, Old Coulsdon near Thornton Crescent
Surrey, Our Lady Help of Christians Roman Catholic Church, Old Coulsdon. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0

Energy use around Thornton Crescent: homes nearby use 33% more gas than the typical English neighbourhood, and 16% less than in 2019

Average domestic energy use per meter in Croydon 044C (637 gas meters, 633 electricity meters), 2024, from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

Gas, kWh per meter per year

This neighbourhood14,713 kWh
Typical English neighbourhood11,029 kWh
This neighbourhood, 201917,552 kWh

Higher than 88% of neighbourhoods in Great Britain. Median meter here: 14,015 kWh.

Electricity, kWh per meter per year

This neighbourhood3,572 kWh
Typical English neighbourhood3,147 kWh
This neighbourhood, 20194,006 kWh

Higher than 74% of neighbourhoods. Median meter here: 2,924 kWh.

Older and larger homes, gas heating and electric cars all push use up; falling use since 2019 reflects higher prices, milder weather and efficiency work. Figures describe the area, not any single home.

Air quality and noise near Thornton Crescent: NO₂ 9.7 µg/m³, inside the UK legal limit and within the WHO guideline

Modelled annual averages for the 1 km square around this location, from Defra's 2023 background maps. Readings beside busy roads are higher.

PollutantThis squareWHO guidelineUK legal limit
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)9.71040
Fine particles (PM2.5)7.1520
Coarse particles (PM10)11.51540

µg/m³, annual mean. The area sits inside the Croydon air quality management area.

Height above sea level
161 m
Air quality management area
Yes

Defra noise maps cover major roads and railways only (above 55 dB), so "no contour" does not mean silent. Height from the Copernicus 90 m elevation model via Open-Meteo.

Shops, doctors and services near Thornton Crescent: supermarket, GP, pharmacy, library, and 5 EV charging sites within 6 km

Nearest of each kind, from OpenStreetMap, measured in a straight line from the postcode.

ServiceNearestDistanceWithin 2 km
GP surgeryDownland Surgery300 m7
PharmacyOld Coulsdon Pharmacy330 m11
DentistCrossways Dental190 m12
SupermarketTesco1.9 km6
LibraryBradmore Green Library600 m5
Post officeOld Coulsdon Post Office490 m9
Park or green spaceUnnamed270 m38
HospitalCaterham Dene Hospital & Minor Injuries Unit3.2 km3

Electric vehicle charging near Thornton Crescent

627 public charging devices in Croydon (140 rapid, 50 kW or more), or 153 per 100,000 people. That ranks 129 of 318 local authorities in Great Britain (median 137), as at 1 July 2026.

5 mapped sites within 6 km, nearest first

Parkable10 bays2.3 km
BP Pulse6 bays2.3 km
ESB Energy3 bays2.9 km
ESB Energy3 bays2.9 km
BP Pulse2 bays3.0 km

Authority counts: Department for Transport, public charging device statistics. Site locations are community-mapped in OpenStreetMap, so newer sites can be missing.

Who represents Thornton Crescent: MP and councillors

Chris PhilpMP for Croydon South · ConservativePhoto © UK Parliament
Margaret BirdCouncillor, Old Coulsdon · Conservative
Gill HicksonCouncillor, Old Coulsdon · Liberal Democrats

Crime, food and planning around Thornton Crescent

Crime and policing near Thornton Crescent

688 police reports in 12 months within about a mile of Thornton Crescent

02243658709/25: 4209/2510/25: 5311/25: 6011/2512/25: 6401/26: 5601/2602/26: 5103/26: 5403/2604/26: 4805/26: 7105/2606/26: 5607/26: 7907/2608/26: 54

What was reported

Violence and sexual offences248
Anti-social behaviour164
Criminal damage and arson54
Vehicle crime49
Public order47
Other theft43

Latest 6 months: 362, earlier 6 months: 326.

Police-recorded incidents mapped to the nearest street within roughly a mile, so a road near the town centre shows more shoplifting and anti-social behaviour than a quiet cul-de-sac nearby. Counts show what was reported, not how safe any home is.

Food and drink near Thornton Crescent

57 food businesses with a published rating within 500 m, 42 rated 5 (very good). Nearest: The Shaw (236 m, rated 5); Man Lee Chinese Takeaway (260 m, rated 5); Kebab Time (260 m, rated 4); Mary Convenience Store (263 m, rated 4).

Caring Premises · 15Restaurant/Cafe/Canteen · 12Retailers - other · 10Takeaway/sandwich shop · 6School/college/university · 6Pub/bar/nightclub · 4

Planning designations around Thornton Crescent

Conservation area
No
Green belt
No
Listed building on plot
No
Air quality management area
Yes (Croydon AQMA)
Ward
Old Coulsdon
Planning authority
Croydon LPA

Photos of Thornton Crescent and the streets around it

Openly licensed photos taken close to this location on Wikimedia Commons. They show the surroundings, not necessarily this exact address.

Photo near Thornton Crescent: St. Mary Help of Christians Roman Catholic Church, Coulsdon Road, Old Coulsdon
St. Mary Help of Christians Roman Catholic Church, Coulsdon Road, Old Coulsdon, 212 m away. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo near Thornton Crescent: Old Coulsdon, Lacey Green shops
Old Coulsdon, Lacey Green shops, 246 m away. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo near Thornton Crescent: Shell garage, Coulsdon Road, Old Coulsdon
Shell garage, Coulsdon Road, Old Coulsdon, 247 m away. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo near Thornton Crescent: Metrobus bus Scania omnidekka East Lancs Route 466 in Old Coulsdon, Surrey 2 August 2007
Metrobus bus Scania omnidekka East Lancs Route 466 in Old Coulsdon, Surrey 2 August 2007, 253 m away. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo near Thornton Crescent: Taunton Lane
Taunton Lane, 265 m away. © Ian Capper, CC BY-SA 2.0

Stamp duty, mortgage and solar calculators for a Thornton Crescent home

Buying at the median house price on this road (£483,750).

£14,188
Effective rate 2.9% on £483,750

Residential rates in England from April 2025. Check gov.uk before relying on this.

How Thornton Crescent compares with the other 104 ranked CR5 roads

Thornton Crescent ranks 67th of 104 CR5 roads for median sale price, at £483,750 against a district-wide road median of £543,750, and 34th of 96 for house price per square metre. 17% of its rated homes reach EPC band C or better, compared with 25% on the typical road. Homes here are held for 8.6 years on average, against 7.3 years across CR5.

MeasureThornton CrescentCR5 road medianRank
Median sale price since 2019£483,750£543,75067th of 104
House price per m²£5,240£5,14734th of 96
Homes rated EPC C or better17%25%68th of 104
Years a home is typically held8.67.329th of 101
Yearly gain between sales5.4%5.3%48th of 101
Flats as a share of homes0%0%76th of 104

Roads with at least eight addresses in our records. Full league table on the street rankings page.

Old Coulsdon, Houses on Coulsdon Road near Thornton Crescent
Old Coulsdon, Houses on Coulsdon Road. © Dr Neil Clifton, CC BY-SA 2.0
Paths in Devil's Den Wood, Old Coulsdon
Paths in Devil's Den Wood. © Robin Webster, CC BY-SA 2.0

Council tax on Thornton Crescent: 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.

Row of shops on Coulsdon Road near Thornton Crescent
Row of shops on Coulsdon Road. © Bill Boaden, CC BY-SA 2.0
Path in Devil's Den Wood, Old Coulsdon
Path in Devil's Den Wood. © Robin Webster, CC BY-SA 2.0

Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon: questions people ask

What is the average house price on Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon?

Houses on Thornton Crescent sold for a median of £483,750 since 2019 from 10 sales, and the median across all home types is £483,750.

Which council covers Thornton Crescent?

Thornton Crescent is in Old Coulsdon ward in London Borough of Croydon, and in the Croydon South parliamentary constituency.

How far is Thornton Crescent from the nearest station?

Coulsdon South is about 1880 m from the middle of Thornton Crescent, around 31 minutes' walk, and Coulsdon Town is 2360 m away.

What energy rating do homes on Thornton Crescent have?

17% of rated homes on Thornton Crescent are EPC band C or better, against 40% across CR5.

What council tax do you pay on Thornton Crescent?

Band D council tax in Croydon is £2,600 for 2026 to 2027, against an England average of £2,392.

Which schools are near Thornton Crescent?

The nearest schools include Keston Primary School (280 m), Oasis Academy Coulsdon (550 m) and Coulsdon CofE Primary School (660 m). Distances are straight-line and are not catchment areas.

How much does a house cost on Thornton Crescent?

Houses sold since 2019 had a median price of £483,750 from 10 recorded sales; the middle half sold between £450,500 and £545,000.

How is this calculated?

Sales come from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, and floor areas and energy ratings from the EPC register. Medians use sales since 2019; £/m² uses houses only. See the method note below.

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

Every address on Thornton Crescent, Old Coulsdon CR5

18 addresses in our records. Filter by number.

Showing 12 of 18
AddressTypeSizeEPCLast sale£/m²
4 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached103 m²D£575,000 · 2025£5,583
6 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached87 m²D£530,000 · 2026£6,092
10 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached101 m²E£445,000 · 2017£4,406
12 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached83 m²D£249,000 · 2006£3,000
14 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached93 m²C£550,000 · 2022£5,914
16 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached127 m²C£492,500 · 2019£3,878
18 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached61 m²E£118,950 · 1999£1,950
22 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached93 m²E£555,000 · 2026£5,968
24 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached93 m²D£440,000 · 2019£4,731
28 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached81 m²D£460,000 · 2016£5,679
34 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached97 m²E£475,000 · 2021£4,897
38 Thornton CrescentSemi-detached79 m²C£462,500 · 2021£5,854

Method. Statistics are computed from the 18 addresses on this road in our records. Medians use sales since 2019 unless stated.

Tools for Thornton Crescent: budget finder, council tax and price check