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SW1E — house prices & area data

A free, sourced snapshot of SW1E, Cities of London and Westminster from Acreright. Every figure shows its source and date; where the data isn’t reliable we say so rather than guess.

SW1E is a postcode district in Cities of London and Westminster. Homes here sold for a median of £950,000 over the last year, down 47.4% over five years. 899 sales are on record. It sits among England’s less-deprived areas (89% of its postcodes are in the least-deprived 30%). 80% of homes are rated EPC C or better.

Recent sales

AddressTypePriceDate
Rosscourt Mansions, 4 Palace StreetFlat£761,868Apr 2026
N2 Nova Estate Bressenden PlaceOther£5,000,000Feb 2026
7 Buckingham GateFlat£775,000Dec 2025
20 Palace StreetFlat£950,000Dec 2025
1 - 2 Castle LaneOther£14,300,000Dec 2025
35 Buckingham GateFlat£653,000Dec 2025
Rosscourt Mansions, 4 Palace StreetFlat£850,000Nov 2025
Buckingham Court, 78 Buckingham GateFlat£825,000Nov 2025
Flat 1, 33 Catherine PlaceFlat£1,550,000Aug 2025
7 Buckingham GateFlat£6,250,000Jul 2025

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid · Jul 2026

Across the wider Westminster district

The figures below cover Westminster — the council district SW1E sits within, the finest grain we publish for schools, health, transport, amenities and who lives here.

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Prices by postcode sector

SectorMedian priceSales
SW1E 5£950,000281
SW1E 6£1,187,500618

Median sold price — most recent 12 months where available, else all-time. Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid.

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