Gloucester Crescent, NW1 — Street Data

3Y Avg Price

£1,944,600

5 sales

Properties

38 freehold · 25 leasehold

Sales / Year

1.8

5-year average

Avg £/sq ft

£1,293

£13,913/m²

Rank in NW1

25th

of 204 streets

Last Sale

£1,425,000

Jun 2025

Price History

Every recorded sale on this street, coloured by property type.

Last 10 Sales

97 total recorded

UPPER MAISONETTE, 31 Gloucester Crescent

Flat/Maisonette

£1,425,000

Jun 2025

FLAT 8, 30 Gloucester Crescent

Flat/Maisonette

£478,000

Aug 2024

65 Gloucester Crescent

Terraced

£3,600,000

Sept 2023

FIRST FLOOR FLAT, 30A Gloucester Crescent

Flat/Maisonette

£570,000

Sept 2023

62 Gloucester Crescent

Terraced

£3,650,000

Aug 2023

5 Gloucester Crescent

Terraced

£5,850,000

Jun 2022

56 Gloucester Crescent

Terraced

£4,350,000

May 2022

35 Gloucester Crescent

Terraced

£3,700,000

May 2022

55 Gloucester Crescent

Flat/Maisonette

£4,500,000

Sept 2021

2 Gloucester Crescent

Terraced

£5,400,000

Jun 2021

Street Rankings — NW1

Streets ranked by 3-year average sale price. Showing positions 21–30 of 204.

#	Street	3Y Avg	£/sq ft	Sales/yr
21	Eglon Mews	£2,687,500	£1,658	0.6
22	Camden Square	£2,524,287	£961	2.2
23	Manley Street	£2,400,000	£1,276	0.2
24	Princess Road	£2,167,125	£1,112	1.8
25	Gloucester Crescent	£1,944,600	£1,293	1.8
26	York Terrace East	£1,932,500	£1,329	0.4
27	York Gate	£1,925,000	£1,449	0.2
28	Chester Close North	£1,905,000	£1,026	0.8
29	Regal Lane	£1,880,000	£1,357	0.4
30	Cabbell Street	£1,868,750	£880	1.0

Property Mix

Type

Terraced28 (44%)

Semi-Detached4 (6%)

Flat/Maisonette28 (44%)

Detached3 (5%)

Tenure

Freehold38 (60%)

Leasehold25 (40%)

EPC Ratings

58 of 63 properties have an EPC record

0 (0%)

10 (17%)

21 (36%)

23 (40%)

4 (7%)

0 (0%)

Avg floor area: 1,647 sq ft (153 m²)

District Context — NW1

NW1 covers central London neighbourhoods including King's Cross, St Pancras, Bloomsbury, and Regent's Park, sitting at the heart of the capital's West End. It is a densely populated, cosmopolitan area with strong cultural institutions, transport links, and appeal to young professionals and students.