Property, Houses and Flats for Sale in New Malden, Surrey

Bounded to the north by affluent Coombe Hill and to the east and south of the A3 by Raynes Park and Worcester Park, the town of New Malden also includes Motspur Park, home to the training ground of Fulham Football Club.

Property in New Malden was developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and was mainly made up of two and three-bedroom terraced houses. In the 1930s, detached and semi-detached houses expanded the town, destroying much of New Malden's Victorian heritage although some of it remains off Coombe Road. Large Edwardian houses line the avenues leading to Beverley Park and, despite the A3 passing close by, it is a highly sought-after area. On the south side of the A3, Old Malden is mostly two and three-bedroom chalet-style houses that are extremely popular with families and commuters thanks to railway stations in Malden Manor and Worcester Park.

To give a guide as to prices, estate agents in New Malden value two-bedroom, semi-detached Victorian cottages in the region of £270,000, and three-bedroom, semi-detached 1930s' houses from £280,000. At the top end, detached houses, offering up to six bedrooms, are valued between £700,000 and £1M, with the most impressive houses for sale in New Malden commanding up to £1.7M.

Flats for sale in New Malden, such as one-bedroom flats in new developments, are on the market from £140,000. Flats offering two bedrooms, in attractive period-house conversions are typically on the market for £240,000.

Amenities for property in New Malden

New Malden High Street has a good number of shops, supermarkets, pubs and restaurants. Near the A3 are several giant superstores, and the consumers' Mecca of Kingston-upon-Thames is ten minutes by car or train. Off the High Street is New Malden Community Centre and swimming pool; and to the north, off Cambridge Avenue, is Malden Golf Course. Easy access to a wide selection of good state and independent schools makes New Malden a particularly popular choice with parents.

Transport in New Malden

The railway station in New Malden provides a service to London Waterloo in 26 minutes and, by road, there is easy access to the A3 and the M25.

Surrounding areas

While searching for property to buy or property to rent in New Malden, which is covered by postcode, KT3, you may also wish to consider Kingston-upon-Thames, Surbiton, Worcester Park, Raynes Park, Morden and Wimbledon.