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Chelsea

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As popular now as it ever has been, Chelsea has always been a vibrant place to live. From the collaborations between Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren which many argue led to the Punk Movement and Christian the Lion who lived in an Artist Studio on the Kings Road, and Mary Quant’s shop “Bazaar” the area has been at the forefront of fashion and popular movements since the 60’s. As time progressed, it was also home to Bob Marley and the Rolling Stones and today pop stars, financiers and families make the area their home. It’s easy to understand why: from historic buildings such as the Royal Hospital, built by Sir Christopher Wren in 1682, large open spaces such as Burton Court and the great number of schools such as Garden House, Frances Holland, Eaton Square School, Sussex House, Knightsbridge School, all within walking distance, the area is very attractive.

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Try a coffee at Wulf & Lamb on the new Pavilion Road, recently refurbished by the Cadogan Estate, before a walk down the Kings Road or a visit to Peter Jones or Partridges. From working out at KX Gym or Kobox to lunches at Bluebird, Daylesford and Colbert and dinners at Daphne’s and Wild Tavern, there is always a buzz around the neighborhood.

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The area has some of the most impressive property in London made up of white stucco fronted houses, Garden Squares such as Cadogan Gardens or Chelsea Square and elegant townhouses. Many of the area’s freeholds are held by the Welcome Trust, Cadogan Estate and South Kensington Estates.

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Why Move to Chelsea

As popular now as it ever has been, Chelsea has always been a vibrant place to live. From the collaborations between Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren which many argue led to the Punk Movement and Christian the Lion who lived in an Artist Studio on the Kings Road, and Mary Quant’s shop “Bazaar” the area has been at the forefront of fashion and popular movements since the 60’s. As time progressed, it was also home to Bob Marley and the Rolling Stones and today pop starts, financiers and families make the area their home. It’s easy to understand why: from historic buildings such as the Royal Hospital, built by Sir Christopher Wren in 1682, large open spaces such as Burton Court and the great number of schools such as Garden House, Frances Holland, Eaton Square School, Sussex House, Knightsbridge School, all within walking distance, the area is very attractive.

From working out at KX Gym or Kobox to lunches at Bluebird, Daylesford and Colbert and dinners at Daphne’s and Wild Tavern, there is always a buzz around the neighborhood. Try a coffee at Wulf and Lamb on the new Pavilion Road, recently refurbished by the Cadogan Estate, before a walk down the Kings Road or a visit to Peter Jones or Partridges.

The area has some of the most impressive property in London made up of white stucco fronted houses, Garden Squares such as Cadogan Gardens or Chelsea Square and elegant townhouses. Many of the area’s freeholds are held by the Welcome Trust, Cadogan Estate and South Kensington Estates.

A little bit of history
Today Fulham may be one of the most expensive and desired places to make a home in London, but it was not always the case. During the 18th Century Fulham was known for debauchery and was where wealthy Londoners came seeking gambling and prostitution. Fulham remained a working class area for some time, undergoing regeneration between World War II and 1980s to become the well-to-do area it is today.

Need to know
A loaded die is sometimes known as a 'Fulham' possibly because of the areas once corrupt reputations.

Shopping
Enjoy our Farmers' Market every Sunday in New Kings School in New Kings Road. Pick up cheese and cooked and fresh meats at Bayley and Sage delicatessen and butcher, New Kings Road. And find everything you need for the home and garden at Posh Rosh, Fulham Road.

Local sales market

Settling into 2022, there is a sense of optimism in the air coupled with steady interest in the Wandsworth property market that has rolled over from the end of 2021. If you have decided to take the next step in your property journey, please contact us today to take advantage of the market.

What's going on in the Chelsea market?

Average Price Home
£789,600
in Chelsea

How much have average prices changed?

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1.5%
in the last 12 months

Arrow down IconIcon set Arrow down

-3.7%
in the last 5 years


What's the average price per square foot?
Sqft IconIcon set Sqft £809 psf

What's the average price for a new home?
£955,000

Sales market in Chelsea

How many homes changed hands?

1,114

in the last 12 months

Sales numbers have changed by

10.9%

year-on-year

Average price in England and Wales

£333,100

Average price in London

£712,100

By property type Apartments
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Terraced
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Semi-Detached
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Detached
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Average price £535,000 £1,085,900 £4,085,900 £3,085,900
Price Change last 12 Months -9.0% 3.0% 7.0% 15.0%
Proportion of all sales 69.0% 23.0% 3.0% 0.3%
By Number or rooms 1 2 3 4 5
Average price £535,000 £1,085,900 £4,085,900 £3,085,900 £9,085,900
Average price per square foot £955 £755 £855 £555 £655
Average rent per month £1,955 £2,755 £4,855 £3,555 £2,655

Local rental market

Settling into 2022, there is a sense of optimism in the air coupled with steady interest in the Wandsworth property market that has rolled over from the end of 2021. If you have decided to take the next step in your property journey, please contact us today to take advantage of the market.

What's going on in the Chelsea market?


How much do houses let for?
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£3,415

How much do flats let for?
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£1,629

Change in rents in the last year
3.5%
in Chelsea
By Number or rooms 1 2 3 4 5
Average price £535,000 £1,085,900 £4,085,900 £3,085,900 £9,085,900
Average price per square foot £955 £755 £855 £555 £655
Average rent per month £1,955 £2,755 £4,855 £3,555 £2,655

Number of private rented households

5,947

Average number of people per rented household

2.0

Proportion of all homes which are private rented

30.6%

Projected change in private rented households (next decade)

7.1%

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