Bayswater · W2

Westbourne Terrace

An exceptionally wide boulevard running down towards Paddington, with tall stucco terraces on both sides and a central tree-lined reservation. The scale is impressive and the flats are large. The trade-off is traffic — this is a through route — so buyers should favour the upper floors and the quieter northern stretch.

Westbourne Terrace has recorded 24 registered sales in Bayswater, with a median of £640,000. Between £225,000 to £1m, the gap says more about lateral space and light than about the address itself. flats account for 100% of the record here; 20 of the most recent 20 sales were leasehold. The most recent registered sale went through on 12 Jun 2026.

For a wider view of the market around it, see Bayswater house prices — currently near £1,250 per square foot.

Typical property
Large conversion flats and mansion apartments
Guide price
£800k–£2m
Best for
Buyers who want maximum space per pound near the Elizabeth line
Registered sales
24
Median price paid
£640,000
Range
£225,000£1m

Recent sold prices on Westbourne Terrace

Registered sales on Westbourne Terrace
AddressDateTypeTenurePrice paid
119 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QT12 Jun 2026flatleasehold£462,500
BARNESS COURT, 6 - 8 Westbourne TerraceW2 3UW1 May 2026flatleasehold£664,170
84 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QE23 Apr 2026flatleasehold£570,000
66 Westbourne TerraceW2 3UJ27 Feb 2026flatleasehold£980,000
94 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QE20 Feb 2026flatleasehold£1m
89 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QS2 Feb 2026flatleasehold£820,000
85 - 87 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QS16 Dec 2025flatleasehold£225,000
113 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QT7 Nov 2025flatleasehold£530,000
36 Westbourne TerraceW2 3UH22 Oct 2025flatleasehold£620,000
84 Westbourne TerraceW2 6QE19 Sept 2025flatleasehold£605,000

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, latest registered sale 12 Jun 2026. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Full price history: Westbourne Terrace sold prices

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