Kensington Church Street Office
105 Kensington Church Street, London, W8 7LN
The “cool part” of the Royal Borough has been Notting Hills’ reputation to date. The prime property here is characterized by elegant roads with their huge communal gardens laid in concentric circles leading down from the top of the area's central Hill. Elgin, Blenheim, and Clarendon communal gardens were originally to be a racecourse but have latterly become wonderful gardens with private enclaves to get away from the hustle and bustle but also offering community events such as fireworks for Guy Fawkes night.
Contact UsThis eclectic part of London is also home to wonderful enclaves such as Artesian Village with its boutiques, restaurants, and cafes – Beach Blanket Babylon, Daylesford Organic, Granger & Co and numerous small shops and boutiques are to be found here.
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Portobello Road runs through the heart of this part of the Royal Borough. This road has numerous quirky antique shops at the top end along with the world-famous Portobello Market at weekends. This iconic street also has Electric House, cinema, and diner mid-way along, Portobello Garden Caffe, Portobello Juice Café and toward the Golborne Road end there is the Portobello Green market.
The bustling streets leading from Portobello Road have a wonderful array of small shops, restaurants and landmarks including the famous ‘blue door’, from the film Notting Hill with Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. Which belonged to a building owned by the film’s director Richard Curtis.
Once a year the Notting Hill carnival is hosted here. The second largest carnival in the world behind Rio de Janeiro’s this features a dazzling procession of floats, dancers, world music and delicious street food.
Contact UsNotting Hill Gate, originally a toll gate to access London, is located on the convenient Central line and Circle & District lines. You can get to the City in 20 minutes or to Bond Street and Soho in around 10 minutes, making both commuting and socializing extremely accessible.
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A little bit of history
Today Fulham may be one of the most expensive and desired places to make a home in London, but it was not always the case. During the 18th Century Fulham was known for debauchery and was where wealthy Londoners came seeking gambling and prostitution. Fulham remained a working class area for some time, undergoing regeneration between World War II and 1980s to become the well-to-do area it is today.
Need to know
A loaded die is sometimes known as a 'Fulham' possibly because of the areas once corrupt reputations.
Shopping
Enjoy our Farmers' Market every Sunday in New Kings School in New Kings Road. Pick up cheese and cooked and fresh meats at Bayley and Sage delicatessen and butcher, New Kings Road. And find everything you need for the home and garden at Posh Rosh, Fulham Road.
Settling into 2022, there is a sense of optimism in the air coupled with steady interest in the Wandsworth property market that has rolled over from the end of 2021. If you have decided to take the next step in your property journey, please contact us today to take advantage of the market.
How many homes changed hands?
in the last 12 months
Sales numbers have changed by
year-on-year
Average price in England and Wales
Average price in London
| By property type | Apartments |
Terraced |
Semi-Detached |
Detached |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average price | £535,000 | £1,085,900 | £4,085,900 | £3,085,900 |
| Price Change last 12 Months | -9.0% | 3.0% | 7.0% | 15.0% |
| Proportion of all sales | 69.0% | 23.0% | 3.0% | 0.3% |
| By Number or rooms | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average price | £535,000 | £1,085,900 | £4,085,900 | £3,085,900 | £9,085,900 |
| Average price per square foot | £955 | £755 | £855 | £555 | £655 |
| Average rent per month | £1,955 | £2,755 | £4,855 | £3,555 | £2,655 |
Settling into 2022, there is a sense of optimism in the air coupled with steady interest in the Wandsworth property market that has rolled over from the end of 2021. If you have decided to take the next step in your property journey, please contact us today to take advantage of the market.
| By Number or rooms | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average price | £535,000 | £1,085,900 | £4,085,900 | £3,085,900 | £9,085,900 |
| Average price per square foot | £955 | £755 | £855 | £555 | £655 |
| Average rent per month | £1,955 | £2,755 | £4,855 | £3,555 | £2,655 |
Number of private rented households
Average number of people per rented household
Proportion of all homes which are private rented
Projected change in private rented households (next decade)
