St Pancras Way, NW1 — Street Data

3Y Avg Price

£639,742

21 sales

Properties

185

16 freehold · 169 leasehold

Sales / Year

6.4

5-year average

Avg £/sq ft

£684

£7,361/m²

Rank in NW1

131st

of 205 streets

Last Sale

£617,500

Feb 2026

Price History

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

Last 10 Sales

265 total recorded

FLAT 25, KNOWLES WHARF, 38 St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£617,500

Feb 2026

FLAT G3, 88 St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£265,000

Feb 2026

56C St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£695,000

Jan 2026

149A St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£275,000

Nov 2025

FLAT 19, STAR WHARF, 40 St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£860,000

Nov 2025

157C St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£679,300

Oct 2025

FLAT LG3, 90 St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£196,250

Aug 2025

FLAT 21, STAR WHARF, 40 St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£870,000

Aug 2025

155B St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£600,000

Aug 2025

157B St Pancras Way

Flat/Maisonette

£730,000

Mar 2025

Street Rankings — NW1

Streets ranked by 3-year average sale price. Showing positions 127–136 of 205.

#	Street	3Y Avg	£/sq ft	Sales/yr
127	Milburn Lane	£647,320	£677	0.4
128	Albany Street	£646,688	£750	3.4
129	Melcombe Place	£645,000	£1,015	0.2
130	Abingdon Close	£640,000	£649	0.4
131	St Pancras Way	£639,742	£684	6.4
132	Wrotham Road	£639,457	£636	2.2
133	Kings Terrace	£637,500	£783	0.6
134	Castle Road	£635,237	£554	1.4
135	Medburn Street	£625,000	£797	0.4
136	College Place	£613,500	£670	1.6

Property Mix

Type

Terraced11 (6%)

Semi-Detached2 (1%)

Flat/Maisonette170 (92%)

Detached2 (1%)

Tenure

Freehold16 (9%)

Leasehold169 (91%)

EPC Ratings

176 of 185 properties have an EPC record

0 (0%)

78 (44%)

72 (41%)

23 (13%)

2 (1%)

1 (1%)

0 (0%)

Avg floor area: 807 sq ft (75 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.