What is the average house price in W1W 5?

The median home in the W1W 5 (London) postcode sector sells for approximately £1.7 million, based on Land Registry transaction data (Open Government Licence v3).

What are the schools like near W1W 5?

There are no schools currently listed in our data for this sector. Ratings range from Outstanding to Inadequate, with links to each Ofsted report.

How good is broadband in W1W 5?

W1W 5 (London) has 96.5% gigabit broadband coverage (Ofcom Connected Nations).

Is W1W 5 at risk of flooding?

The Environment Agency places W1W 5 in flood Zone 1, the lowest risk band. Most properties here are at very low risk of flooding.

Are there NHS GPs near W1W 5?

There are no GP practices currently listed for this sector. For live registration availability, check NHS.uk or call NHS 111.

What is the EPC rating for homes in W1W 5?

EPC data is not yet available for W1W 5.

Are there EV charging points near W1W 5?

Our data shows no public EV charging points currently recorded within W1W 5.

Is W1W 5 a good place to live?

W1W 5 (London) can be judged on the facts AreaIQ publishes: house prices, schools, broadband, flood risk, NHS access and energy efficiency. Use the page to weigh each against your own priorities rather than relying on a single overall score.

W1W 5 Area Guide | Free Postcode Report

W1W 5

City Of Westminster · London

📡Gigabit: 96.5%

🌊Flood: Zone 1

What it's like to live here

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★ The facts on W1W 5

In W1W 5, the median home sells for about £1653K, about £367,222 household income for a standard 4.5x mortgage. Gigabit broadband reaches 96.5% of premises. It sits in flood Zone 1 (low risk).

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🏠 House Prices & Affordability

🏠House Prices

â–² 46.2% yr

£1653K

Median price

£5394K

Average price

47.2x

Income multiple

Sales (12 mo)

Blended across all property types and sizes (detached, semi, terraced and flats), based on Land Registry sales in the last 12 months. A street of flats will look cheaper than one of houses.

A standard 4.5x mortgage on the median home would need a household income of about £367,222. Local homes cost roughly 47x local earnings.

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📈Price History

1 year change+46.2%

5 year change+98.4%

10 year change+136.1%

Data sourceLand Registry PPD

🏠 Properties to rent in W1W →

🏠Prices by property type

Median sale price for each type of home, so a sector of flats isn't mistaken for cheap houses. Land Registry, last full year.

Flat / maisonette£1608K (27 sold)

🏫 Schools

🏫Nearby Schools

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📡 Broadband & Mobile

📡Broadband Coverage

96.5% gigabit

Gigabit capable96.5%

Superfast (30Mbps+)98.4%

Full Fibre (FTTP)96.5%

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🌊 Flood Risk

🌊Flood Risk

Zone 1: Low risk

Flood zoneZone 1

Risk levelLess than 0.1% annual chance

Surface water riskLow

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🏥GP & NHS Dentist

Our GP data doesn't cover this sector yet.

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⚡ Energy & Solar

⚡Energy Performance (EPC)

Every home has an Energy Performance Certificate rating it A (cheapest to heat) to G (most expensive). This shows how homes here are spread across the bands. Lots of A to C means warm, low-bill homes; lots of D to G means many would need insulation or a new boiler.

Band C

43%

Band D

43%

Band E

14%

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☀Solar Potential

996 kWh/m²/yr

Solar radiation (PVGIS)

Typical 4kWp system3982 kWh/yr

Est. annual saving£1115