Property investment in Tottenham (N15, N17)

Regeneration-led; large schemes around the stadium and High Road West. Indicative figures as of June 2026, derived from public HM Land Registry price-paid data and market reporting.

Median flat price · indicative

£350,000

Median terraced price · indicative

£550,000

Gross yield range · indicative

5–6%

Postcode districts

N15 · N17

The Tottenham market

Tottenham carries one of London’s biggest regeneration pipelines: the stadium quarter, High Road West and the Tottenham Hale interchange together promise thousands of new homes and sustained infrastructure spend.

Victoria line access from Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale gives tenants a 20-minute ride to the West End, while prices remain well below the inner-London average.

The investor angle

A growth-with-yield play: indicative 5–6% gross yields today with regeneration as the capital-growth engine. Investors target unmodernised terraces near the schemes before completion re-rates the area.

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Tottenham investor questions

What is driving Tottenham property prices?

The stadium-district regeneration, High Road West and continued investment around Tottenham Hale are the main drivers, layered on Victoria line connectivity.

What yields can landlords expect in Tottenham?

Indicative gross yields run 5–6%, among the stronger figures inside Zone 3, with HMO conversions pushing higher where licensing allows.

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