Mean sold price
£4.4m
↓ 21.3% since Q1 2024
Total sales
61
Land Registry records
Planning records
6
25,661 within 3 km
Recent avg
£4.4m
Last 12 months
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Across 61 Land Registry sales, homes in W1F sold for a mean of £4.4m. That is about 11.6× the England & Wales average of £381k. Terraced homes are the priciest here at £2.9m, with flats the most affordable at £1.5m. Mean prices have fallen 21.3% over the period we track.
Mean sold price trend
Quarterly · Land Registry transactions
By property type
Mean prices across Land Registry records for W1F; property mix can skew the headline.
Recent sold transactions
CITY OF WESTMINSTER DWELLINGS, 20, FLAT 15, MARSHALL STREET, LONDON
Flat · W1F 7ER · 10 Dec 25
£395,000
97, FLAT 5, WARDOUR STREET, LONDON
Flat · W1F 0UF · 31 Oct 25
£590,000
STIRLING COURT, FLAT 7.6, MARSHALL STREET, LONDON
Flat · W1F 9BD · 12 Sept 25
£735,000
SANDRINGHAM COURT, FLAT 6, DUFOURS PLACE, LONDON
Flat · W1F 7SL · 29 Aug 25
£850,000
74, FLAT 1-3, WARDOUR STREET, LONDON
Other · W1F 0TE · 22 Aug 25
£1,795,000
36, BERWICK STREET, LONDON
Other · W1F 8RR · 20 Aug 25
£100,000
24, BREWER STREET, LONDON
Other · W1F 0SN · 18 Aug 25
£129,000
1, APARTMENT 601C, FAREHAM STREET, LONDON
Flat · W1F 8BB · 4 Jul 25
£11,750,000
CITY OF WESTMINSTER DWELLINGS, 20, FLAT 20, MARSHALL STREET, LONDON
Flat · W1F 7ER · 30 Jun 25
£595,000
54, MARSHALL STREET, LONDON
Other · W1F 9BH · 7 May 25
£2,150,000
26, ST ANNES COURT, LONDON
Terraced · W1F 0BL · 2 May 25
£2,925,000
119, WARDOUR STREET, LONDON
Other · W1F 0UW · 17 Apr 25
£29,120,000
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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.