Westbourne Grove

The shopping street that defines the modern character of Notting Hill, running east into Bayswater. Residentially it is a street of upper-floor flats, and the further west you go the quieter and more expensive it becomes. Buyers here are trading garden space for a five-second walk to the restaurants — a trade that has held its value well over the last decade.

Across 7 registered transactions, Westbourne Grove sits at a median of £1.62m — a useful anchor for anyone valuing here. The spread is wide — £350,000 to £3.50m — which is normal on a street where condition and floor level do more to the price than the postcode does. Stock leans towards flats (86% of sales), with 6 leasehold titles among the latest 7. The most recent registered sale went through on 20 May 2026.

For a wider view of the market around it, see Notting Hill house prices — currently near £1,480 per square foot.