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W10 is a postcode district in the W (West London) postcode area, covering 2.7 km². Prices, sales and comparisons below are for homes sold in the twelve months to July 2026, from HM Land Registry sales matched to their energy certificate.
In the twelve months to July 2026, homes sold in W10 (North Kensington) went for a median £10,204 per square metre, +1.1% on the previous twelve months and +3.6% on five years earlier. The median price paid was £665,000, across 143 sales (225 in the twelve months before).
That is 14.3% above the median for the W postcode area (£8,927) and 60.4% above London as a whole (£6,364), ranking W10 21st of 219 London postcode districts by price per square metre and 6th of 15 in W. Closest in price across London: SW6 Fulham (£10,226) and SW13 Barnes (£10,197).
67% of the homes sold were flats or maisonettes, the median home sold had 70 m² of floor space and 3% were new builds. Flats sold for a median £550,000 and houses for £1,100,000.
Of the 5 districts bordering W10, 1 is dearer per square metre. The dearest is W11 Notting Hill at £14,333 and the cheapest NW10 Willesden and Harlesden at £6,394.
| Median £/m² | 12-month change | |
|---|---|---|
| W10 North Kensington | £10,204 | +1.1% |
| West London (W) | £8,927 | -1.8% |
| London | £6,364 | -2.9% |
Each point is the median price per square metre of the homes sold in the twelve months to that month. Months with fewer than 30 sales in W10 are left blank.
| Period | 12 months to | Median £/m² | Change to latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latest | Jul 2026 | £10,204 | |
| One year earlier | Jul 2025 | £10,090 | +1.1% |
| Five years earlier | Jul 2021 | £9,846 | +3.6% |
| First in the series | Mar 1995 | £1,250 | +716.3% |
Land Registry sales in W10 matched to the home's energy certificate, the sales every figure on this page is computed from.
W10's Location Premium is +46.4%: in CityDataLab's factor model fitted to July 2026, an otherwise identical home (same size, type, age and energy rating) is priced 46.4% more per square metre in W10 than in a district at the average London district price level.
The model measures a district's location by its median price per m² over the previous twelve months, in standard deviations across London's postcode districts. W10 sits 1.09 standard deviations above the average district. The Location Premium is the part of a home's price per m² the model puts down to that location; the rest depends on the home itself and on the market as a whole. How each factor's Premium has moved · Price a home with the property calculator.
Districts that share a border with W10, dearest first.
| District | Median £/m², 12 months | 12-month change | Median price paid | Sales, 12 months | Vs W10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| W11 Notting Hill | £14,333 | -3.7% | £1,000,000 | 175 | +40.5% |
| W9 Maida Vale | £9,766 | -0.9% | £645,000 | 253 | -4.3% |
| NW6 Kilburn and West Hampstead | £9,071 | -4.5% | £665,000 | 471 | -11.1% |
| W12 Shepherd's Bush | £8,090 | -9.6% | £606,050 | 304 | -20.7% |
| NW10 Willesden and Harlesden | £6,394 | -2.2% | £467,500 | 627 | -37.3% |
Prices are HM Land Registry price paid data for homes sold in W10, each matched by address to its MHCLG energy performance certificate for the floor area. Price per m² is the price paid divided by that floor area; medians are taken over the twelve months to the month shown, and districts, their postcode area and London are always compared over the same twelve months. Sales without a matched certificate, and non-residential and "other" sales, are not counted. Neighbouring districts are those sharing a border on the postcode district maps by Wikipedia contributors (CC BY-SA 3.0). See how CityDataLab's factor model works.