Mill Hill Property Market Update – What Sellers Need to Know (Spring 2025)

If you’re thinking about selling your home in Mill Hill this spring, here’s what the numbers are saying — and what it means for you.

📊 Average Sale Prices in Mill Hill (NW7)

Source: Rightmove & Zoopla data, Q1 2025

Detached and semi-detached homes continue to lead the way in terms of value, with demand strongest for family-sized properties near good schools and green spaces.

Average Time to Sell

Properties in Mill Hill are taking 6–9 weeks on average to go under offer — slightly faster for well-presented homes priced correctly from the start.

Homes that remain unsold after 12 weeks tend to have one thing in common: overpricing.

 Market Trends Sellers Should Know

• Demand is steady: Especially among buyers relocating from central London who want more space.

• Buyers are more price-sensitive: Realistic pricing is key to attracting interest.

• Mill Hill remains resilient: Compared to some parts of London, NW7 has held up well in the current market conditions.

What This Means for You

If you’re planning to sell this spring:

• A good presentation and accurate price can still generate multiple viewings

• Buyers are choosy — so professional marketing matters more than ever

• There’s strong demand for 3–4 bed homes and properties near Mill Hill Broadway, the station, and local schools

Local Insight: What’s Selling Right Now?

Homes that are:

• Close to Mill Hill East station or Mill Hill Broadway

• Within walking distance of Matilda Marks-Kennedy or Mill Hill School

• In good internal condition with a garden or home office space

 Final Thought

If you’re curious about your home’s value in the current market, or want to understand how we’re helping homeowners sell quickly and smoothly in Mill Hill — we’d be happy to chat.

We’re an independent estate agent based in North West London and focused on helping sellers in Mill Hill and surrounding areas make smart moves.