Mean sold price
£1.6m
↓ 23.5% since Q1 2024
Total sales
22
Land Registry records
Planning records
914
33,855 within 3 km
Recent avg
£1.6m
Last 12 months
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Across 22 Land Registry sales, homes in WC1E sold for a mean of £1.6m. That is about 4.3× the England & Wales average of £381k. Terraced homes are the priciest here at £1.8m, with flats the most affordable at £1.0m. Mean prices have fallen 23.5% over the period we track.
Mean sold price trend
Quarterly · Land Registry transactions
By property type
Mean prices across Land Registry records for WC1E; property mix can skew the headline.
Recent sold transactions
96A, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AZ · 19 Dec 25
£1,075,000
PARAMOUNT COURT, 38 - 39, FLAT 50, UNIVERSITY STREET, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 6JP · 5 Dec 25
£360,000
56A, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AU · 2 Sept 25
£887,500
14, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AR · 14 Jul 25
£640,000
59, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AU · 14 Apr 25
£1,270,000
26A, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AS · 28 Mar 25
£575,000
PARAMOUNT COURT, 41, FLAT 74, UNIVERSITY STREET, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 6JW · 17 Mar 25
£850,000
47, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AT · 10 Dec 24
£1,950,000
84A, CHENIES MEWS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 6HU · 10 Dec 24
£1,395,000
33, RIDGMOUNT GARDENS, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 7AS · 30 Oct 24
£1,483,550
57, GOWER STREET, LONDON
Terraced · WC1E 6HJ · 24 Oct 24
£1,950,000
PARAMOUNT COURT, 41, FLAT 87, UNIVERSITY STREET, LONDON
Flat · WC1E 6JW · 14 Oct 24
£525,000
More areas in WC
WC1H
£666k avg · 148 sales
WC1X
£1.3m avg · 147 sales
WC1N
£1.1m avg · 85 sales
WC2H
£3.9m avg · 61 sales
WC2B
£2.2m avg · 46 sales
WC1B
£1.6m avg · 44 sales
WC2E
£2.0m avg · 35 sales
WC1A
£3.8m avg · 32 sales
WC2N
£2.8m avg · 25 sales
WC2R
£2.2m avg · 24 sales
WC1R
£3.5m avg · 17 sales
WC2A
£2.4m avg · 10 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.