Property Snakes & Ladders in L22 5
The biggest price drops and jumps on homes sold in the last year, compared with their previous Land Registry sale - curiosity, not analysis.
Rankings from Land Registry resales, last calculated 05 June 2026.
Ladders — largest house price rises in L22 5
The top-ranked L22 5 properties with the biggest house price rises on resale. Go beyond house price indices with specific examples.
No. 1
Flat 9 Mount Pleasant Flats, 53 Mount Pleasant
L22 5PL · Flat · 3 bed
Was
£59,000 (Mar 2014)
Now
£88,500 (Apr 2026)
Price change
+£29,500 over 12.1 yrs
Total %
50.0%
Annualised %
↑ 3.4%
No. 2
22 Hyde Road
L22 5NT · Terrace · 4 bed
Was
£190,000 (Jun 2007)
Now
£336,000 (Dec 2025)
Price change
+£146,000 over 18.5 yrs
Total %
76.8%
Annualised %
↑ 3.1%
No. 3
6 South View Court South View
L22 5BD · Flat · 2 bed
Was
£120,000 (Feb 2015)
Now
£160,000 (Dec 2025)
Price change
+£40,000 over 10.8 yrs
Total %
33.3%
Annualised %
↑ 2.7%
No. 4
Flat 3 5 Walmer Road
L22 5NL · Flat · 2 bed
Was
£89,950 (Dec 2002)
Now
£125,000 (Dec 2025)
Price change
+£35,050 over 23.0 yrs
Total %
39.0%
Annualised %
↑ 1.4%
Frequently asked questions
Each entry links sales by the address and property type from Land Registry, with two registered sales at least two years apart.
The latest sale was in the last 12 months. Prices are nominal — not adjusted for extensions, condition, or inflation.
We show listings with archived photos and floorplans where available (15 snakes, 15 ladders).
A fall is not always a market crash story. Land Registry data input errors, Lease or title changes, part ownership, mis-matched addresses can all influence the numbers.
This is not analysis nor is it investment advice, just a bit of fun.
We link sales based on the address and property type provided by Land Registry. We then compare the latest sale to the immediately previous registered sale on that address.