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House prices in Marylebone

London · 119 sales registered so far in the 12 months to May 2026 · HM Land Registry data

Average house price in Marylebone

The average (median) house price in Marylebone, London was £1,250,000 in the 12 months to May 2026, from 119 sales registered so far — 18.4% down on the year before and 26.9% down on five years ago. Flats homes were the most common sale at a median £1,175,000; terraced £2,750,000. Homes with a recorded floor area sold for about £1,434 per square foot (£15,435/m²), based on 272 of 317 sales over two years.

Median sold price
£1,250,000
12 months to May 2026
Half of sales were above this price, half below
Change on a year ago
−18.4%
median vs the previous 12 months
Shown only when both years have 30+ sales
Price per sq ft
£1,434
typical range £1151–£1858
From 272 of 317 sales with an EPC floor area (2 years)
Sales registered so far
119
12 months to May 2026
Recent months are still being registered; counts are never compared year on year
vs London
+138%
London median £525,000
Difference between the two medians

Sales completed to July 2026, as registered by 29 Aug 2026 · headline figures cover the 12 months to May 2026 (later months are still being registered) Marylebone = the postcodes closer to Marylebone's centre than to any neighbouring area centre within Westminster

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House prices in Marylebone by property type

TypeSalesMedian price£/sq ftTypical sizeChange (1y)
Terraced16£2,750,000£1,475 1,507 sq ftn < 30
Flats101£1,175,000£1,320 936 sq ft−15.0%

Marylebone house price trend

£0£1m£2m£3mQ4 2021: £1,875,000 · 52 salesQ1 2022: £2,137,500 · 50 salesQ2 2022: £1,565,000 · 52 salesQ3 2022: £1,695,662 · 64 salesQ4 2022: £1,662,500 · 48 salesQ1 2023: £1,337,500 · 41 salesQ2 2023: £1,675,000 · 48 salesQ3 2023: £1,766,500 · 56 salesQ4 2023: £1,500,000 · 65 salesQ1 2024: £1,800,000 · 39 salesQ2 2024: £2,000,000 · 47 salesQ3 2024: £1,462,500 · 66 salesQ4 2024: £1,700,000 · 51 salesQ1 2025: £1,437,500 · 50 salesQ2 2025: £1,350,000 · 31 salesQ3 2025: £1,272,500 · 48 salesQ4 2025: £1,550,000 · 25 sales (provisional)Q1 2026: £925,000 · 23 sales (provisional)Q2 2026: £838,750 · 14 sales (provisional)Q3 2026: £650,000 · 3 sales (provisional)Q4 2021Q4 2022Q4 2023Q4 2024Q4 2025Q3 2026
Marylebone median London median sales per period still being registered
Marylebone: median sold price £1,875,000 in Q4 2021 to £1,272,500 in Q3 2025
PeriodMedian sold priceSales
Q4 2021£1,875,00052
Q1 2022£2,137,50050
Q2 2022£1,565,00052
Q3 2022£1,695,66264
Q4 2022£1,662,50048
Q1 2023£1,337,50041
Q2 2023£1,675,00048
Q3 2023£1,766,50056
Q4 2023£1,500,00065
Q1 2024£1,800,00039
Q2 2024£2,000,00047
Q3 2024£1,462,50066
Q4 2024£1,700,00051
Q1 2025£1,437,50050
Q2 2025£1,350,00031
Q3 2025£1,272,50048
Q4 2025£1,550,00025
Q1 2026£925,00023
Q2 2026£838,75014
Q3 2026£650,0003

Median of completed sales per period, not seasonally adjusted; the latest months are still being registered.

What homes in Marylebone sold for

£425k–£1.27m
£1.27m–£2.13m
£2.13m–£2.98m
£2.98m–£3.83m
£3.83m–£4.67m
£4.67m–£5.53m
£5.53m–£6.38m
£6.38m+

Most homes in Marylebone sold for £425k–£2.13m (71% of sales).

Sold house prices in Marylebone

SoldAddressTypePriceFloor area£/sq ftvs last sale
22 Jul 2026Flat 188, Chiltern Court, Baker Street NW1 5SD Flats · Leasehold£450,000474 sq ft £950
17 Jul 2026Flat 19, Goodwood Court, 54 - 57, Devonshire Street W1W 5EF Flats · Leasehold£650,000592 sq ft £1,098
3 Jul 2026159, Montagu Mansions W1U 6LQ Flats · Leasehold£1,350,000786 sq ft £1,718
29 Jun 2026Flat 11, Goodwood Court, 54 - 57, Devonshire Street W1W 5DZ Flats · Leasehold£510,000452 sq ft £1,128
25 Jun 2026Apartment 8, 103 - 105, Harley Street W1G 6AJ Flats · Leasehold£685,500958 sq ft £716
19 Jun 202610, Devonshire Mews West W1G 6QE Terraced£5,250,0001,636 sq ft £3,209
10 Jun 2026Flat 63, 49, Hallam Street W1W 6JP Flats · Leasehold£485,000323 sq ft £1,502
5 Jun 2026Flat 66, Chiltern Court, Baker Street NW1 5SQ Flats · Leasehold£630,000829 sq ft £760
3 Jun 2026Flat C, 34, George Street W1U 7DP Flats · Leasehold£1,490,000958 sq ft £1,555+27% (2021)
29 May 2026Third Floor Flat 5, 36, Nottingham Place W1U 5NT Flats · Leasehold£827,500710 sq ft £1,165
19 May 2026Flat 9, 30, Blandford Street W1U 4BY Flats · Leasehold£1,500,000936 sq ft £1,602
18 May 2026Flat 22, 22, Park Crescent W1B 1PD Flats · Leasehold£757,500506 sq ft £1,497
18 May 202661, Luxborough Tower, Luxborough Street W1U 5BN Flats · Leasehold£685,000549 sq ft £1,248+2% (2021)
8 May 2026Flat 54, Dorset House, Gloucester Place NW1 5AE Flats · Leasehold£850,000947 sq ft £897
5 May 2026209, Bickenhall Mansions, Bickenhall Street W1U 6BW Flats · Leasehold£1,300,0001,238 sq ft £1,050
30 Apr 2026Flat 13, 40 - 41, Wimpole Street W1G 8AB Flats · Leasehold£1,000,000
23 Apr 2026Flat 2, 36, Devonshire Place W1G 6JR Flats · Leasehold£1,450,000
31 Mar 2026Flat 4, 21, Siddons Lane NW1 5NF Flats · Leasehold£820,000840 sq ft £977
27 Mar 2026Flat 5, 43a, Chiltern Street W1U 6LT Flats · Leasehold£1,175,000764 sq ft £1,537
24 Mar 2026Flat 10, Greenhaven Court, 1a, Montagu Place W1H 2EP Flats · Leasehold£1,355,000850 sq ft £1,593
23 Mar 2026Flat 31, Hallam Court, 77, Hallam Street W1W 5HB Flats · Leasehold£925,000
23 Mar 202616, Montagu Mansions W1U 6LB Flats · Leasehold£650,000657 sq ft £990
19 Mar 2026Flat 47, Basildon Court, 28, Devonshire Street W1G 6PR Flats · Leasehold£700,000689 sq ft £1,016
16 Mar 202610, Sherlock Mews W1U 6DR Terraced£1,925,0001,410 sq ft £1,365
12 Mar 2026Flat 25, 49, Hallam Street W1W 6JW Flats · Leasehold£670,000538 sq ft £1,245

The most recent registered sales. Full histories, including every sale since 1995, are on the street pages.

Streets in Marylebone

Most expensive streets

  1. Bryanston Street W1H £7,129,500· 14 sales
  2. York Terrace West NW1 £5,850,000· 5 sales
  3. Cavendish Square W1G £5,700,000· 10 sales
  4. Aybrook Street W1U £5,175,000· 33 sales
  5. Park Crescent W1B £4,925,000· 41 sales
  6. Marylebone Lane W1U £4,850,000· 10 sales
  7. North Row W1K £4,500,000· 5 sales
  8. Paddington Street W1U £3,900,000· 9 sales

Most affordable streets

  1. Devonshire Street W1W £580,000· 5 sales
  2. Devonshire Street W1G £615,000· 13 sales
  3. Hallam Street W1W £620,000· 25 sales
  4. Seymour Street W1H £694,500· 12 sales
  5. Weymouth Street W1G £775,000· 11 sales
  6. Marylebone Street W1G £792,500· 12 sales
  7. Luxborough Street W1U £850,000· 23 sales
  8. Nottingham Place W1U £895,000· 11 sales

Most active streets

  1. Chiltern Street W1U 6in 12m
  2. Baker Street NW1 6in 12m
  3. Luxborough Street W1U 6in 12m
  4. Hallam Street W1W 5in 12m
  5. Blandford Street W1U 4in 12m
  6. New Cavendish Street W1G 4in 12m
  7. Aybrook Street W1U 3in 12m
  8. Montagu Mansions W1U 3in 12m

Medians over five years for streets with at least five sales; "most active" counts the last 12 months.

Postcode districts in Marylebone

DistrictSales (12m)Median£/sq ftChange (1y)
W1U50£1,198,000£1,470−15.9%
W1G22£1,612,500£1,714
W1H16£1,555,000£1,500
NW115£1,030,000£1,057
W1W8
W1K5

For sale in Marylebone now

Homes for sale in Marylebone today ask a median £4,750,000 (n = 38) vs £1,250,000 sold — asking is 280% above recent sold prices; £2,111 vs £1,434 per sq ft. 0% of Homello's listings here are under offer. Asking ≠ achieved; sold prices reflect deals agreed 4–6 months ago.

Sold prices at developments in Marylebone

New-build sales register 6–12 months after completion; "resale" means a later sale at an address whose first recorded sale was a new build.

House prices near Marylebone

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What's my home worth?

A 90 m² (970 sq ft) home in Marylebone is worth roughly £1.12m–£1.8m at the area's typical £1151–£1858 per square foot — a range, not a valuation.

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Questions about house prices in Marylebone

What is the average house price in Marylebone?

The median sold price in Marylebone, London was £1,250,000 in the 12 months to May 2026 (119 sales registered so far); the mean was £2,080,941. We quote medians because a few very expensive or very cheap sales pull a mean around. The London median over the same period was £525,000. Portals and the ONS publish different figures because they use different boundaries, windows and adjustments.

How much is a house in Marylebone per square foot?

Homes sold in Marylebone, London over the two years to May 2026 with a recorded floor area achieved a median £1,434 per square foot (interquartile range £1151–£1858), from 272 sales matched to an Energy Performance Certificate floor area.

Are house prices in Marylebone going up or down?

In the 12 months to May 2026, the median was 18.4% down on the previous 12 months and 26.9% down on five years earlier. These compare completed sales registered so far; the most recent months are still being registered, so the latest figures move as late registrations arrive.

What is the most expensive street in Marylebone?

Of streets with at least five sales in the last five years, Bryanston Street (W1H) has the highest median sold price at £7,129,500 across 14 sales.

Where does this data come from and how up to date is it?

Every sale is from HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data for England and Wales, which we re-import monthly. Sales completed to July 2026, as registered by 29 Aug 2026 · headline figures cover the 12 months to May 2026 (later months are still being registered). Floor areas come from Energy Performance Certificates matched by address.

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Sources and method. Sales completed to July 2026, as registered by 29 Aug 2026 · headline figures cover the 12 months to May 2026 (later months are still being registered).Next HM Land Registry release ~28 Sept 2026. Medians unless stated; averages only where 30 or more sales. Category A sales only (standard price-paid transactions), houses and flats.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Floor areas derived from Energy Performance Certificate data © Crown copyright, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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