£1,750,000

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Berkeley Homes has 200 developments on Homello. Homes in Kensington and Chelsea sold for a median £1,050,000 over the last year, £1,297 per sq ft; see house prices in Kensington and Chelsea.
Development Overview 375 Kensington High Street, located in the highly sought-after Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (W14 8QA), is a landmark, completed new build development delivered by the FTSE 100-listed Berkeley Group. Specifically developed by St Edward (a member of the Berkeley Group), this scheme consists of luxury apartments now primarily available on the resale market, having been fully sold out following its completion. The development’s established reputation and prime Kensington address make it a reliable focus for homebuyers seeking proven new build quality in a core West London location.
Property Details The development comprises a range of apartment types, including two-bedroom and three-bedroom units. Available resale apartments, such as a spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom fourth-floor unit, measure over 1,200 sq ft, showcasing generous proportions for the area. Internal specifications feature integrated media systems, underfloor heating, comfort cooling to selected areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize natural light. Residents benefit from extensive, high-specification on-site amenities. These include a 24-hour concierge service (historically featuring Harrods concierge in some blocks), a fully equipped leisure suite with a swimming pool, spa, and gymnasium, as well as a private cinema room and a dedicated business suite. Secure underground parking is available with selected properties. Location Benefits 375 Kensington High Street offers exceptional connectivity. The nearest Tube and Rail links include Kensington (Olympia) Station and Earl’s Court, providing access to the District, Piccadilly, Circle, Central, and Elizabeth lines, alongside the Mildmay Line (Overground). Numerous bus routes, including the 28, 49, 9, C1, and N9, run directly along Kensington High Street, providing extensive coverage of West and Central London. The immediate local area provides a wealth of amenities. The fashionable shops, restaurants, and cafes of High Street Kensington are within a short walking distance. Cultural sites such as The Design Museum are nearby. For green space, both Kensington Gardens and Holland Park—home to the Japanese Kyoto Gardens—are easily accessible on foot. The development is situated within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea local authority. Practical Information Resale prices for apartments at 375 Kensington High Street currently range from approximately £1,450,000 for a two-bedroom apartment, with larger, higher-floor two-bedroom units listed at up to £2,349,999. All available properties are leasehold, with current lease terms typically holding approximately 987 years remaining. The developer, Berkeley Group, maintains a strong industry standing, having been ranked as the top UK housebuilder for build quality by HomeViews and consistently delivering over 10% of London's new private and affordable homes. Viewing arrangements and precise service charge details must be confirmed directly via the listing agent or by contacting the developer for details on current availability.
Estate agents list 18 homes for sale and 4 to rent at 375 Kensington High Street. Berkeley Homes has sold out here, so the homes for sale here are being resold by their owners.
Since first completions in 2013, 64 homes here have resold, at a median of £1,060,000 (£1,467 per sq ft), +7% on their first-sale prices.That is 13% above the Kensington and Chelsea median of £1,297 per sq ft.
| Address | Sold | Kind | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat 54, Charles House, 385, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | May 2026 | Resale -8% | £835,000 · £1337/sq ft |
| Flat 81, Charles House, 385, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | Feb 2026 | Resale -24% | £910,000 · £1142/sq ft |
| Flat 88, Trinity House, 377, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | Nov 2025 | Resale -30% | £4,250,000 · £1945/sq ft |
| Flat 14, Wolfe House, 389, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | Sept 2025 | Resale -9% | £1,060,000 · £1279/sq ft |
| Flat 1, Wolfe House, 389, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | Sept 2025 | Sale | £900,000 · £1194/sq ft |
| Flat 4, Wolfe House, 389, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | May 2025 | Resale -1% | £910,000 · £1174/sq ft |
| Flat 50, Trinity House, 377, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | May 2025 | Resale +13% | £1,980,000 · £1786/sq ft |
| Flat 24, Charles House, 385, Kensington High Street W14 8QA | Mar 2025 | Resale -4% | £1,585,000 · £1534/sq ft |
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Sales at the development's postcode and its listings' postcodes, as recorded by HM Land Registry; neighbouring addresses in the same postcode can be included.
375 Kensington High Street is a Berkeley Homes development in Kensington, London. Berkeley Homes has 200 developments listed on Homello.
375 Kensington High Street is sold out, and Berkeley Homes is no longer marketing homes there. 22 homes are being resold by owners and listed now. 64 homes here have resold, at a median of £1,060,000.
64 homes at 375 Kensington High Street have been resold since first completions in 2013, at a median of £1,060,000 (£1,467 per square foot), up 7% on what they first sold for. That is 13% above the Kensington and Chelsea median of £1,297 per square foot.
The median sold price in Kensington and Chelsea was £1,050,000 over the last 12 months (1,270 sales, −12.5% on the year before), or £1,297 per square foot, from HM Land Registry data. The house prices in Kensington and Chelsea page has the trend, prices by property type and every street.
Kensington, W14 8QA
Within half a mile: 103 restaurants and cafes, 14 pubs and bars, 15 takeaways.
Straight-line distances; actual routes will be longer. Stations from NaPTAN, with their lines powered by TfL Open Data; schools from the Department for Education register, with the latest Ofsted signal; supermarkets from Geolytix Retail Points; places to eat from the Food Standards Agency's register of food businesses.
The Kensington and Chelsea neighbourhood around this development.
Sources: HM Land Registry price paid data, Police.uk, Historic England, ONS Census 2021, Ofcom Connected Nations, Environment Agency. Planning offices.

Resales appear under "On the market now" when listed; sold prices below.
Details last confirmed on 19 October 2026.