West London house prices by postcode district

The West London postcode area (W) has 24 districts on this site, each with its median sold price over the last five years. The most expensive are W1K (City Of Westminster) at £4,750,000, W1B (City Of Westminster) at £3,950,000, W1J (City Of Westminster) at £2,675,100; the least expensive are W3 (Ealing) at £520,000, W7 (Ealing) at £540,000, W5 (Ealing) at £620,000. From 2016 to 2025, 0 of 20 districts rose faster than England and Wales as a whole (+36%), and 5 fell.

DistrictMostly inMedianSales (5 yrs)Change, 10 yrs
W1BCity Of Westminster£3,950,00067
W1DCity Of Westminster£890,000 (few sales)25
W1FCity Of Westminster£1,262,00094
W1GCity Of Westminster£1,700,000190+2%
W1HCity Of Westminster£1,500,000405+17%
W1JCity Of Westminster£2,675,100107+30%
W1KCity Of Westminster£4,750,000170+20%
W1SCity Of Westminster£4,550,000 (few sales)49
W1TCity Of Westminster£1,260,000253-33%
W1UCity Of Westminster£1,450,000333+30%
W1WCity Of Westminster£1,011,000153-37%
W2City Of Westminster£925,5522,344-2%
W3Ealing£520,0003,126+1%
W4Hounslow£845,0002,973+18%
W5Ealing£620,0002,762+2%
W6Hammersmith and Fulham£735,0002,114+12%
W7Ealing£540,0001,389+1%
W8Kensington and Chelsea£1,750,0001,244-7%
W9City Of Westminster£700,0001,852+10%
W10Kensington and Chelsea£750,000898+8%
W11Kensington and Chelsea£1,250,0001,235+2%
W12Hammersmith and Fulham£717,0002,203+16%
W13Ealing£700,0001,911+21%
W14Hammersmith and Fulham£650,0001,902-25%

About these figures

Each median is that district's sold prices over the last five years, from HM Land Registry Price Paid data. The ten-year change compares the first and last complete calendar years. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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