Lawrence Street, SW3 — Street Data

3Y Avg Price

£2,846,000

5 sales

Properties

9 freehold · 26 leasehold

Sales / Year

1.6

5-year average

Avg £/sq ft

£1,382

£14,874/m²

Rank in SW3

53rd

of 126 streets

Last Sale

£1,550,000

Jan 2026

Price History

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

Last 10 Sales

53 total recorded

25 Lawrence Street

Terraced

£1,550,000

Jan 2026

24 Lawrence Street

Detached

£6,150,000

Oct 2025

FLAT 4, KINGS MANSIONS Lawrence Street

Flat/Maisonette

£820,000

Jun 2025

23 Lawrence Street

Terraced

£4,700,000

Jan 2024

FLAT 2, KINGS MANSIONS Lawrence Street

Flat/Maisonette

£1,010,000

Oct 2023

FLAT 7, KINGS MANSIONS Lawrence Street

Flat/Maisonette

£1,293,000

May 2023

20 Lawrence Street

Terraced

£3,225,000

Jan 2022

15 Lawrence Street

Terraced

£2,775,000

Aug 2021

12A Lawrence Street

Terraced

£2,650,000

Nov 2020

FLAT 8, KINGS MANSIONS Lawrence Street

Flat/Maisonette

£1,000,000

Feb 2020

Street Rankings — SW3

Streets ranked by 3-year average sale price. Showing positions 49–58 of 126.

#	Street	3Y Avg	£/sq ft	Sales/yr
49	Charles Ii Place	£2,918,750	£1,859	1.4
50	Flood Street	£2,897,500	£1,409	4.4
51	Danvers Street	£2,893,333	£1,712	0.6
52	Ovington Square	£2,862,778	£1,839	3.0
53	Lawrence Street	£2,846,000	£1,382	1.6
54	Chelsea Embankment	£2,833,333	£1,682	1.4
55	Donne Place	£2,800,000	£2,290	0.8
56	Crescent Place	£2,788,000	£2,068	0.6
57	Rose Square	£2,774,300	—	1.6
58	Basil Street	£2,724,723	£1,674	3.2

Property Mix

Type

Terraced9 (26%)

Flat/Maisonette25 (71%)

Detached1 (3%)

Tenure

Freehold9 (26%)

Leasehold26 (74%)

EPC Ratings

27 of 35 properties have an EPC record

0 (0%)

1 (4%)

11 (41%)

9 (33%)

6 (22%)

0 (0%)

Avg floor area: 1,227 sq ft (114 m²)

District Context — SW3

SW3 covers Chelsea and parts of Belgravia in central London, positioned in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It is one of London's most prestigious residential neighbourhoods, historically associated with affluence, cultural sophistication, and prime central London appeal.