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Kingsland High Street, Dalston, E8

3 bed · flat · 114 m²
Listing photo, Kingsland High Street, Dalston, E8
Asking
£650,000, cut from £700,000 on 11 Sep
Last sold
£780,000, December 2017
Planning
Inside Dalston conservation area
Flood
Rivers and sea: very low · Surface water: high
Road noise
80.8 dB
Rooms
Kitchen / Reception Room ~53.9 m² · Bedroom ~13.1 m² · Bedroom ~14.9 m² · Bedroom ~18.3 m² (read from the floorplan)
Tenure
991 years left on the lease

Live listing, checked 16 Oct 2026 · HM Land Registry · planning.data.gov.uk · Environment Agency · DEFRA

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E8 2FA

Hackney · 16 Oct 2026
Schools90
Transport72
Price50
Community41
Environment19
Crime
549 per 1,000 residents in the 12 months to August 2026, higher than 99% of London neighbourhoods
Schools
10 Outstanding and 12 Good within 1.5 km
To the City
28 min door to door (to EC1A 9HP)
Broadband
Gigabit available to 100% of homes

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QuestionIs this flat overpriced? rightmove.co.uk/properties/92969646
wheretolive answered · excerpt

The seller's own history is the bigger flag. Land Registry confirms this exact flat sold for £780,000 in Dec 2017. Asking £650,000 now is £130,000 (16.7%) below what the seller paid ~8.75 years ago — before even netting off selling fees, legal costs, and the SDLT they paid at purchase.

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  • Service charge is £8,000/yr — 1.23% of the asking price, well above the London leasehold median of 0.67% and even the upper quartile of 0.93%. That's a meaningful drag on what buyers will pay.
It looked up the listing, sales in the same postcode, resale outcomes in the area, the price trend · asked 24 Sep 2026 · […] marks cuts

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E5 E8 E9 N163 bed≤ £700kPrice reduced

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  • Kingsland High Street, Dalston, E8
    £650,000 · last sold £780,000 (2017)
    Price cut
  • Colenso Road, E5
    £650,000 · last sold £354,500 (2012)
  • Thornbury Close, N16
    £500,000 · last sold £302,500 (2012)

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