Area Overview for SE24 9JH

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Area Information

You are looking at SE24 9JH, a small residential postcode covering exactly 1.4 hectares in England. This compact cluster forms part of the broader Lewisham landscape, offering a specific address within SE24. The area currently houses a population of 1,627 residents, resulting in a population density of 117,973 people per square kilometre. These figures indicate a tightly packed neighbourhood where properties sit close together, typical of established zones that have seen significant development over recent decades. Living in SE24 9JH means being situated in a defined intersection of roads that serves as a distinct point within the larger SE24 postcode sector. The small physical footprint contrasts with the high number of households, creating a environment where streets feel busy yet maintain a residential character. Prospective buyers often seek these specific postcodes for their strategic location rather than large green spaces. The area exists as a well-defined pocket of housing within the wider market, offering a clear starting point for those searching for homes in SE24.

Area Type
Postcode
Area Size
1.4 hectares
Population
1627
Population Density
4025 people/km²

Homes in SE24 9JH are primarily houses, creating a distinct market compared to zones with predominately terraced or semi-detached stock. With a home ownership rate of 42%, you will find a significant portion of the local population living in rental properties or under mortgage agreements. This balance suggests a diverse market where investment opportunities exist alongside primary family residences. The specific accommodation type of houses often implies larger footprint properties, though the high population density of 117,973 people per square kilometre indicates substantial plot saturation. You may encounter both family apartments and freestanding homes depending on the exact street within the postcode. Living in this specific cluster means navigating a market where values are influenced by the immediate proximity to transport links and schools. The 1.4 hectare size limits the ground for new development, so current stock represents the likely permanent supply for the foreseeable future. Buyers should focus on the condition of existing homes, as the high density often leads to shared infrastructure challenges like drainage or boundary disputes.

House Prices in SE24 9JH

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Energy Efficiency in SE24 9JH

Residents of SE24 9JH enjoy extensive access to transport hubs within practical reach. Five railway stations serve the area, including North Dulwich, Herne Hill, and Denmark Hill. Metro connectivity is also strong with five stations near the postcode, such as Stockwell, Oval, and Kennington. Five ferry options are available nearby, including Vauxhall St George Wharf Pier, Millbank Pier, and Lambeth Pier. Retail provision includes five key outlets like Budgens Dulwich, Sainsburys Dulwich, and M&S East Dulwich SF. Three major bus and coach stations, including Green Line and Victoria Coach Station, are located in close proximity. This dense network of amenities means you can access most of central London and London Underground circles in under thirty minutes. You will find that daily shopping, dining, and leisure activities are just a short walk or bus ride away. The concentration of five railway and metro stations ensures that you are never far from a train platform.

Amenities

Schools

Education facilities near SE24 9JH are well represented, catering to early years and older primary age groups. Bessemer Grange Junior School and Bessemer Grange Infants' School operate as primary institutions linked together. Bessemer Grange Primary School holds a good Ofsted rating, providing a verified standard of education for younger pupils in the neighbourhood. Dulwich High School for Boys and The Charter School also feature nearby as additional primary options. This cluster of schools supports the demographic of adults aged 30 to 64 years who dominate the local population. The presence of Bessemer Grange specifically with its good rating indicates a strong local education provision. Families choosing homes in this area will find multiple primary options within a short commute. You do not need to look far for schooling, as these institutions are situated close to the 1.4 hectare residential cluster. The mix of infant, junior, and general primary schools means that childcare logistics can be streamlined for households in this postcode.

RankSchoolTypeEntry genderAges
1Bessemer Grange Junior SchoolprimaryN/AN/A
2Bessemer Grange Infants' SchoolprimaryN/AN/A
3Dulwich High School for BoysprimaryN/AN/A
4Bessemer Grange Primary SchoolprimaryN/AN/A
5The Charter SchoolprimaryN/AN/A

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Demographics

The community within SE24 9JH is defined by a mature demographic profile. The median age is 47 years, and the most common age range for residents is adults between 30 and 64 years old. This distribution suggests a neighbourhood dominated by families with older children or empty nesters rather than young professionals. Regarding housing tenure, only 42% of residents own their homes outright, meaning over half of the population likely rents or has a mortgage. The accommodation type consists of houses, which differentiates this location from areas dominated by council flats or shared-screening purposes. The predominant ethnic group is White, reflecting the established nature of the housing stock. These statistics paint a picture of a settled area where stability is common. The age profile aligns with the presence of families requiring space and local schools. Home ownership rates below 50% indicate a balanced mix of owners and renters, though the density of 117,973 people per square kilometre ensures a lively street scene. Understanding these demographics helps you assess whether the local vibe matches your lifestyle needs or if you are moving into a demographic that prioritises different amenities.

Household Size

Family (3-5 people)
most common

Accommodation Type

Houses
most common

Tenure

42
majority

Ethnic Group

White
most common

Religion

N/A
most common

Household Composition

N/A
most common

Age

47
median
Adults (30-64 years)
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

54
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes SE24 9JH unique compared to other South London postcodes?
SE24 9JH is a small 1.4-hectare cluster with a population density of 117,973 people per square kilometre. It features a median age of 47 and houses of the highest, providing a mature residential setting distinct from larger development zones.
Are there good schools near SE24 9JH for my children?
Yes, Bessemer Grange Primary School holds a good Ofsted rating. Nearby options also include Bessemer Grange Junior and Infants' Schools, Dulwich High School for Boys, and The Charter School. These five primary institutions support families within the SE24 area.
How is crime in this area and what should I know?
The crime risk level is a warning with a score of 57 out of 100. This indicates medium crime rates around the average. You should apply standard security precautions when living in SE24 9JH, though the area does not face severe safety threats.
Can I rely on high-speed internet for working from home?
Digital connectivity is excellent in SE24 9JH. Fixed broadband scores 93 out of 100 and mobile coverage reaches 85 out of 100. This high-quality infrastructure ensures reliable internet access suitable for remote work and streaming.

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