Two Wards of Family Houses
| 2021 Census | Coulsdon Town | Old Coulsdon |
|---|---|---|
| Households | 5,724 | 3,952 |
| Semi-detached | 37.6% | 42.3% |
| Detached | 28.6% | 32.6% |
| Owned with a mortgage | 46.3% | 37.5% |
Nearly half of the homes in Coulsdon Town are owned with a mortgage, a sign of families buying in. Chipstead Valley Road and Coulsdon Road were the busiest streets for sales, and the former Cane Hill hospital site has been redeveloped with hundreds of new homes since about 2015. Our house removals bring a two-person crew for a full home, with the trips planned before the day.
Farthing Way and the Town Centre
The A23 bypasses the town centre on Farthing Way, opened in December 2006, and it is a TfL red route with no stopping. Brighton Road still carries most of the shops, inside the Coulsdon Town Centre permit zone. East of Coulsdon South station, Reddown Road, Fairdene Road, Marlpit Lane and Chaldon Way are in a resident-only zone, free outside a short weekday check.
Roads by Woodcote High School, Woodcote Primary and Oasis Academy Byron are school streets, closed at drop-off and pick-up times on school days.
Stations, Hills and Moves Out of London
Coulsdon South has 80 car park spaces and Coulsdon Town has 32, both step-free. Old Coulsdon and the Clockhouse estate sit on hill plateaus of the North Downs, at the southern edge of Greater London, so many moves from here head further out. For those, see our long-distance removals.
In February 2026 the former library at Bradmore Green was named one of four community hubs to get accessibility upgrades from the borough's Pride in Place funding.