Kensington and Chelsea, England

The typical property in SW5

SW5 covers Earl's Court, parts of Brompton and Redcliffe and the South Kensington west edge, a central London Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea outcode with the former Earl's Court Exhibition Centre site and substantial Victorian mansion-block stock.

Area summary

SW5 is a Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea outcode covering Earl's Court (the principal area), Courtfield, Abingdon and parts of Redcliffe. The Earl's Court Exhibition Centre was demolished 2014-2015 and the site is the subject of one of London's largest stalled regeneration schemes, currently subject to a Delancey-led masterplan. Housing is dominated by Victorian and Edwardian mansion-block stock around Earl's Court Road and the Cromwell Road. Earl's Court was a major bedsit / bedsit-hotel district from the 1960s to the 1990s and retains substantial subdivided stock.

Earl's Court (District, Piccadilly) and Gloucester Road (District, Piccadilly, Circle) stations serve the outcode.

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Researched facts

  • The Earl's Court Exhibition Centre was demolished 2014-2015 and the site is subject to a redevelopment masterplan, source
  • Earl's Court Tube station opened in 1871 and is a junction of the Piccadilly and District lines, source
  • The Cromwell Road conservation area covers parts of SW5, source

Buyer notes

  • Earl's Court redevelopment will materially affect amenity through the late 2020s
  • Conservation areas restrict external alterations on Victorian mansion blocks
  • Article 4 directions restrict HMO and short-let conversions

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Sold price history, crime totals, EPC distribution, council tax bands and more, pulled live from HM Land Registry, Police UK and the EPC Register.

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