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Scapely Property Score®
24 Coleherne Road
Quick stats
Key indicators at a glance — EPC rating, transport access, HMO density and flood risk.
Below average — improvement headroom to C.
Excellent — highest TfL connectivity band.
Moderate density — Article 4 HMO restriction.
Low probability — Zone 1.
Sale history
Registered transactions from HM Land Registry and nearby comparables to benchmark the asking price.
Confirmed Land Registry sales for this address.
- 18 Coleherne Road8 Feb 2024£1,975,000
- 31 Coleherne Road14 Sept 2022£1,690,000
- 9 Coleherne Road3 Nov 2021£1,545,000
Property fundamentals
Heritage designations, tenure type, and neighbourhood deprivation — factors that shape planning consent and buyer appetite.
Above average — top 30% least deprived
England's Index of Multiple Deprivation ranks every LSOA from 1 (most deprived) to 32,844. Decile 7 is in the top 30% least deprived neighbourhoods.
Kensington and Chelsea 012B — urban major conurbation, central London. IMD rank 24,388 of 32,844 (top 26% least deprived). The area is characterised by high-value Victorian terraced housing, strong rental demand, and conservation-led planning policy.
Not listed — but alterations in RBKC Conservation Areas require full planning consent.
Whether the property is listed or in a conservation area — designations that restrict alterations and can require extra planning consent.
No registered boundary anomalies.
Mismatches between the registered title boundary and the building's actual footprint.
Full ownership — no lease or ground rent liabilities.
Whether the property is freehold (full ownership) or leasehold (ownership for a fixed term).
Energy performance
Current EPC rating and the estimated cost and uplift potential of upgrading before selling or letting.
£18,200 – £28,600 range
Indicative spend on the upgrades modelled to reach EPC C.
Knight Frank greener-homes premium, applied per band achieved.
Estimated rent premium per EPC band achieved.
£3,120 → £1,280
Total energy bill saving (heating + hot water + lighting) after EPC improvements.
7.8t → 3.9t CO₂
Annual CO₂ emission reduction (tonnes) after improvements per the EPC model.
- Air source heat pump£8,000–£14,000saves £720/yr
- Solid wall insulation (external)£9,000–£15,000saves £540/yr
- Secondary glazing£1,200–£3,500saves £180/yr
Development potential
AI-powered planning risk, build-cost estimate, and a first-pass screen of permitted development rights.
Conservation Area and Article 4 restrictions materially limit the permitted development options for this property. The local planning authority (RBKC) operates one of the most restrictive planning regimes in London. Extensions and alterations require full planning consent; the council's SPD on residential extensions applies strict height and materials criteria. HMO conversion via PD (C3→C4) is blocked by an Article 4 direction covering this ward.
Plot intelligence
Site shape, OS mapping data, and boundary information for this plot.
Looking up Ordnance Survey…
Business / commercial
Company ownership, Community Infrastructure Levy, biodiversity net gain obligations, and commercial conversion rights.
Residential use (C3) — Class MA applies to commercial Class E only.
Permitted development right to convert commercial (Class E) premises into homes — not applicable to existing residential.
Verify current rate with RBKC charging schedule.
Find RBKC CIL scheduleCommunity Infrastructure Levy — a per-square-metre charge applied to qualifying new floorspace.
Sample EPC E. Check current MEES rules for the let type; proposals are not yet law.
Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards set a minimum EPC for lets. Current and proposed rules differ for domestic and commercial property.
Existing residential — negligible BNG obligation unless adding new footprint.
Biodiversity Net Gain — most new developments must deliver a measurable 10% improvement in habitat.
No other companies share this postcode.
Source: Companies House Public Data API