Sold prices
WC2N — 10 properties sold in 2025–2026
- Median price
- £1.17m
- Lowest sale
- £600,000
- Highest sale
- £2.80m
- Streets covered
- 7
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Nearby streets in WC2N
Ranked by median sold price. Click through for the full sale-by-sale history.
| Street | Sales | Range | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Villiers Street | 1 | £2m – £2m | £2m |
| St Martins Lane | 2 | £1.14m – £2.80m | £1.97m |
| Buckingham Street | 2 | £1m – £1.70m | £1.35m |
| John Adam Street | 1 | £1.20m – £1.20m | £1.20m |
| New Row | 2 | £720,000 – £1.60m | £1.16m |
| Bedfordbury | 1 | £955,000 – £955,000 | £955,000 |
| Craven Street | 1 | £600,000 – £600,000 | £600,000 |
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.
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Questions we get asked
- How many properties sold in WC2N?
- HM Land Registry records 10 completed sales in WC2N across 2025 and 2026, with a median price of £1.17m.
- What is the average sold price in WC2N?
- The median sold price in WC2N is £1.17m. Medians are more reliable than averages here because a handful of very large transactions can distort the mean.
- Is sold price data the same as a valuation?
- No. Sold prices tell you what buyers paid nearby; a valuation accounts for the condition, layout and outlook of your specific home. Book a free appointment for that.