N9 house prices and area facts
The N9 postcode district in London, mostly in Enfield.
In 2025, 274 homes sold in N9 for a median of £405,000, 11.9% more than in 2020.
- Median sold price, 2025
- £405,000274 sales
- Five-year change
- +11.9%In the median price since 2020
- Recorded crime
- 141A year per 1,000 residents; England and Wales 100
- Flood risk
- 40.7%Of homes at high, medium or low risk from rivers, the sea or surface water
- Gigabit broadband
- 94.3%Of premises can get it
- Deprivation
- 90.5%Of postcodes in the nation's most deprived fifth of neighbourhoods
- Homes
- 17,691With a recorded sale or an energy certificate
House prices since 1995
Median price of every recorded sale each year.
| Type | Median price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Detached | £465,250 | 6 |
| Semi-detached | £482,500 | 40 |
| Terraced | £420,000 | 150 |
| Flats | £241,000 | 78 |
These figures describe N9 as a whole, not any particular home. Crime is counted where it is recorded and divided by residents, so town centres with few residents show high rates; it does not measure personal safety. Sold prices: HM Land Registry. Crime: police.uk. Flood: Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales. Broadband: Ofcom. Deprivation: the English and Welsh indices of deprivation. Licences.
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