Mean sold price
£2.2m
↓ 10.5% since Q1 2024
Total sales
660
Land Registry records
Planning records
0
179 within 3 km
Recent avg
£2.2m
Last 12 months
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Across 660 Land Registry sales, homes in Notting Hill sold for a mean of £2.2m. That is about 5.8× the England & Wales average of £381k. Detached homes are the priciest here at £14.2m, with flats the most affordable at £1.2m. Mean prices have fallen 10.5% over the period we track.
Mean sold price trend
Quarterly · Land Registry transactions
By property type
Mean prices across Land Registry records for W11; property mix can skew the headline.
Recent sold transactions
160, FLAT 1, PORTOBELLO ROAD, LONDON
Flat · W11 2EB · 9 Feb 26
£800,000
35, BASEMENT FRONT, LEAMINGTON ROAD VILLAS, LONDON
Flat · W11 1HT · 2 Feb 26
£660,000
40, NOTTING HILL GATE, LONDON
Other · W11 3HX · 30 Jan 26
£770,000
99, FLAT 2, TALBOT ROAD, LONDON
Flat · W11 2AT · 30 Jan 26
£436,000
412, TESTERTON WALK, LONDON
Flat · W11 1WQ · 26 Jan 26
£495,000
182A, FLAT 3, PORTOBELLO ROAD, LONDON
Flat · W11 2EB · 23 Jan 26
£410,000
SANDBOURNE, FLAT 15, DARTMOUTH CLOSE, LONDON
Flat · W11 1DS · 23 Jan 26
£485,000
6, TAVERNERS CLOSE, LONDON
Terraced · W11 4RH · 19 Jan 26
£1,650,000
HILLCREST, 51 - 57, 11, LADBROKE GROVE, LONDON
Flat · W11 3AX · 19 Jan 26
£820,000
HILLCREST, 51 - 57, 15, LADBROKE GROVE, LONDON
Flat · W11 3AX · 19 Jan 26
£820,000
44, WESLEY SQUARE, LONDON
Flat · W11 1TS · 15 Jan 26
£635,000
2, WILBY MEWS, LONDON
Terraced · W11 3NP · 12 Jan 26
£1,800,000
More areas in W
W3
£703k avg · 1,463 sales
W5
£839k avg · 1,389 sales
W4
£1.1m avg · 1,358 sales
W2
£1.6m avg · 1,156 sales
W12
£829k avg · 1,056 sales
W9
£893k avg · 980 sales
W14
£1.1m avg · 954 sales
W6
£1.0m avg · 929 sales
W13
£776k avg · 851 sales
W8
£2.7m avg · 633 sales
W7
£587k avg · 592 sales
W10
£961k avg · 449 sales
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Sold price data sourced from HM Land Registry transaction records. Mean prices can be skewed by property mix and high-value sales; use recent transactions and property-type breakdowns before relying on a headline figure. Not financial advice.