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How much is 10 Downing Street worth?

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The HouseCheckup report for 10 Downing Street

Below is the report HouseCheckup generated for 10 Downing Street, London SW1A 2AA from public records on 10 October 2026, drawn by the same code that writes every paid report. Number 10 is a working government building rather than a home, so several sections have no records to show (no recorded sales) and the report names each gap instead of filling it. It states no value for the property: we do not produce a valuation.

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10 Downing Street, London SW1A 2AA

Westminster, unparished area, St James's, Westminster, London · SW1A 2AA

63

IQ Score · Good

7

things to check

0

looking good

Report summary

Overall this home scores 63 out of 100 ("good"), from 5 of the 6 headline checks, because 1 could not be run here. We found 7 things worth checking and 0 clear positives. Here is the whole report at a glance; each item is explained in plain English on the pages that follow.

Top things to check

  • !12 flood-warning areas sit within about 2 km of this postcode: catchment context to check at the property, not a building-risk finding.
  • !2 flood alerts are active within 10 km right now. These alerts have not been matched to this building.
  • !This is a busier area for reported crime: about 5090 incidents a month within a mile. That's normal for towns and cities; the figure counts volume and isn't adjusted for how built-up the area is.
  • !This home is inside the Whitehall Conservation Area, so changing windows, doors, walls or trees usually needs permission.

Section by section

Overall IQ Score63/100 · Good
Flood riskSurface water Low at postcode location
Ground & subsidenceOutside Coalfield
Ground hazards (BGS GeoSure)6 hazards rated across a 65 km² area
Air quality30.0 of 40 µg/m³ NO₂
Major projects nearby1 within 8 km
Contaminated land & landfillNo recorded landfill within 1 km
Price historyNo sales returned
Council taxBand H ≈ £2,099/yr
Energy (EPC)Register did not answer
Solar potential~4,090 kWh/yr from 4 kW
Broadband & mobileNot checked: see section
Heritage & planningConstraints apply
About this area11 Downing Street
Amenities & walkabilityVery walkable
Crime122151 in 24 months ≤1 mile
Schools & Ofsted138 within 4 km · 2 Good+
TransportStops nearby
NoiseModerate road noise
DeprivationDecile 8/10

Colour key: ● good · ● typical · ● worth a look · ● needs attention. Generated 10 October 2026 · housecheckup.co.uk

Part 1

The verdict

Your headline score and the things that matter most about this home.

1.HouseCheckup IQ Score

Fair

In plain terms: This home scores 63 out of 100, and we'd call that "good". The score blends the core safety and energy checks (flood, ground stability, radon, coal, crime and energy rating) into one number, so a higher score means fewer of those things to worry about. It is built from the 5 of 6 checks that could actually be run at this address (86% of the score's weight), and the 1 listed below are excluded from it rather than counted as a pass. The other sections add detail but aren't part of this headline number.

63/ 100Good
Coal miningRadonSurface-water screeningSubsidenceCrime

Each spoke is a scored factor (higher is better)

Coal mining: 100Radon: 100Surface-water screening: 70Subsidence: 25 (shrink–swell (clay subsidence) rated Significant)Crime: 25

Not included in this score (1 of 6)

  • Energy (EPC): An address-matched EPC was not available for this check. Look up the current certificate on the official energy-certificate register.

2.What stands out

Watch

In plain terms: We found 0 things that need attention, 7 worth a look, and 0 clear positives for this address. Here they are in plain English.

  • !12 flood-warning areas sit within about 2 km of this postcode: catchment context to check at the property, not a building-risk finding.
  • !2 flood alerts are active within 10 km right now. These alerts have not been matched to this building.
  • !This is a busier area for reported crime: about 5090 incidents a month within a mile. That's normal for towns and cities; the figure counts volume and isn't adjusted for how built-up the area is.
  • !This home is inside the Whitehall Conservation Area, so changing windows, doors, walls or trees usually needs permission.
  • !387 listed buildings are within 700 m (76 grade I, 82 grade II*, 229 grade II); the nearest is 10, Downing Street Sw1 at 19 m. Check whether this property itself is listed.
  • !This home is inside an Article 4 Direction area (Article 4 Basement Development Permitted Rights Removed), so some normally-allowed alterations (often including converting to a small HMO) need planning permission.
  • !95 brownfield (previously-developed) sites are currently on the local register within 1,500 m, plus 2 earlier entries since removed from it (97 register entries in all): possible future development nearby.

Part 2

Safety & environment

Will it flood, will the ground stay stable, and is the air and land around it clean?

3.Flood risk

Risk

In plain terms: The map indicates higher flood exposure at the postcode location. Confirm the building's exact position and obtain appropriate flood and insurance information. 12 EA flood-warning areas sit within about 2 km. That is the surrounding catchment, not a reading at this address.

What this flood check covers. At the postcode location, the available source results cover flooding from rivers and the sea (the Environment Agency's statutory Flood Zone) and flooding from surface water (rainfall running off the ground), now and on the 2050s climate projection. We do not assess groundwater flooding (a rising water table), reservoir flooding or sewer flooding, because those come from datasets we do not hold. Groundwater is reported by a commercial flood search, the kind a conveyancer commissions from a commercial search provider; sewer flooding by your water company's drainage and water search (CON29DW); reservoir flooding free from the Environment Agency at check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk. Mapped levels above describe the postcode location for the mechanisms named; they do not establish this building's flood probability or history.

The detail
Historic extent at postcode pointNo published extent matched the postcode point; not a complete flood history
River-flow rise by 2050s+7% (climate allowance)

Ask the seller to confirm the property's flood history on the TA6 Property Information Form.

  • Warning no longer in force: Tidal Thames riverside from Putney Bridge to Teddington Weir · raised 10 Oct 2026

    There is no longer a threat of flooding. Weather conditions are expected to improve and no further flooding is expected. We will continue to monitor the situation and will issue further alerts or warnings if necessary. Continue to take care on waterside roads and footpaths and don't put yourself in unnecessary danger.

  • Warning no longer in force: Tidal Thames riverside from the Thames Barrier to Putney Bridge · raised 10 Oct 2026

    There is no longer a threat of flooding. Tidal conditions are expected to improve and no flooding is expected. We will continue to monitor the situation and will issue further alerts or warnings if necessary. Continue to take care on waterside roads and footpaths and don't put yourself in unnecessary danger.

Which flood-warning areas these are

These are the Environment Agency's designated flood-warning areas around the postcode: the catchments where the EA issues warnings. A home can sit beside one without being in it; they name the rivers and coast that matter locally.

Within about 2 km (12)

  • Tidal Thames at Westminster · Greater London, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames from Vauxhall Bridge to Battersea Bridge · Greater London, Kensington and Chelsea, Wandsworth, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames from Hungerford Bridge to Battersea Power Station · Greater London, Lambeth, Southwark, Wandsworth, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames from Blackfriars Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge · City of London, Greater London, Lambeth, Southwark, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames from London Bridge to Hungerford Bridge · City of London, Greater London, Lambeth, Southwark, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames at Walworth · Greater London, Lambeth, Southwark
  • Tidal Thames at Camberwell · Greater London, Lambeth, Southwark
  • Tidal Thames from the Limehouse Basin to Blackfriars Bridge · City of London, Greater London, Southwark, Tower Hamlets
  • Tidal Thames in the boroughs of Greenwich, Lewisham, Southwark, Lambeth and Wandsworth · City of London, Greater London, Greenwich, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Wandsworth, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames in the boroughs of Tower Hamlets, City of London, City of Westminster, Ken and Chelsea · City of London, Greater London, Greenwich, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Lewisham, Newham, Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Wandsworth, Westminster
  • Tidal Thames riverside from the Thames Barrier to Putney Bridge · City of London, Greater London, Greenwich, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Lewisham, Newham, Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Wandsworth, Westminster
  • Groundwater flooding in South East London · Bexley, Bromley, Croydon, Greater London, Greenwich, Kent, Lewisham, Surrey, Sutton

Further out, within about 5 km (15 more)

  • Beverley Brook area in Merton, Sutton, Kingston upon Thames, Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth · Greater London, Kingston upon Thames, Merton, Richmond upon Thames, Surrey, Sutton, Wandsworth
  • Tidal Thames at north Fulham · Greater London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea
  • Tidal Thames from Wandsworth Bridge to Putney Bridge · Greater London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Wandsworth
  • Tidal Thames at south Fulham · Greater London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea
  • Silk Stream and the Deans, Edgware, Dollis, Mutton, Wembley and Wealdstone Brooks · Barnet, Brent, Greater London, Harrow
  • Tidal Thames in the boroughs of Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Ealing and Hounslow · Ealing, Greater London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Hounslow, Kensington and Chelsea, Richmond upon Thames, Wandsworth
  • Tidal Thames from Battersea Bridge to Putney Bridge · Greater London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, Wandsworth
  • Tidal Thames from Battersea Bridge to Wandsworth Bridge · Greater London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Wandsworth
  • Tidal Thames from Battersea Power Station to Battersea Bridge · Greater London, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Wandsworth, Westminster
  • River Wandle area in the London Boroughs of Wandsworth, Merton, Lambeth, Croydon and Sutton · Croydon, Greater London, Lambeth, Merton, Sutton, Wandsworth
  • Tidal Thames from Rotherhithe Station to London Bridge · City of London, Greater London, Southwark, Tower Hamlets
  • Tidal Thames at South Bermondsey · Greater London, Lewisham, Southwark
  • Tidal Thames at Deptford and Southwark Park · Greater London, Lewisham, Southwark
  • Lower River Lee at Hackney and Walthamstow · Greater London, Hackney, Haringey, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest
  • Lower River Lee from Hoddesdon to Canning Town · Enfield, Essex, Greater London, Hackney, Haringey, Hertfordshire, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest
Recorded flooding, climate allowance and insurance

Has it flooded here before?

Recorded flooding exists within about 250 m of the postcode point, but the point itself is outside every recorded outline. Water has reached neighbouring ground before. Historic flood map: a historic extent within 250 m.

Recorded flood events within ~250 m (1)

EventWhenSourceCauseEA data quality
TTD_FEO_19286 Jan 1928 – 7 Jan 1928tidal (sea) · main riverovertopping of defencesFair

Recorded Flood Outlines (Environment Agency), de-duplicated by event. An outline within 250 m is not a statement that this building was flooded.

How much more river flow to plan for

The Environment Agency's climate-change allowances for the London catchment (Thames river basin): the percentage increase in peak river flow, against a 1961–1990 baseline, that new development must be designed for. Bigger numbers mean the rivers here are expected to carry noticeably more water in a bad year.

EpochCentral (50th pct)Higher central (70th)Upper end (95th)
2020s+10%+14%+26%
2050s+7%+14%+30%
2080s+17%+27%+54%

Flood Re: could a flood policy be backed by the scheme?

We could not establish Flood Re eligibility from the facts we hold.

  • Build date is unknown (Flood Re requires built before 1 January 2009).
  • Council tax band is unknown (must be A–H).
  • Ownership type is unknown (must be an individual or trust).
  • Occupancy is unknown (must be lived in by the owner or immediate family).
  • Number of units in the building is unknown (maximum 3).

No premium ceiling is shown because the property's council-tax band is not published per address in open data; look it up on the VOA site and read it against floodre.co.uk's band table.

  • Flood Re is reinsurance: your insurer decides whether to cede the flood risk; eligibility does not guarantee a quote.
  • The Flood Re scheme is currently legislated to end in 2039. That is a consideration for long-horizon buyers.
  • Ceded policies carry a £250 per-claim flood excess.

Flood data © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026 (OGL v3.0). Flood Re eligibility based on floodre.co.uk criteria is indicative only; insurers make final decisions.

What to do:Ask the seller (on the TA6 form) whether the property has ever flooded, and get a flood-specific insurance quote before you commit.

4.Flood defences nearby

Fair

In plain terms: The Environment Agency's asset register holds 36 flood-management assets within about 1.50 km of this address; the nearest 31 are detailed below. 30 are built defences (walls, embankments, barriers or gates), the nearest about 305 m away. None of the assets detailed carries a condition grade in the register, so no "worst condition" can be stated. Defences reduce risk only while they are maintained, and the statutory Flood Zones take no account of them.

Built defences detailed

30

Nearest built defence

305 m

Worst graded condition

none graded

31 of 31 carry no grade

The detail

31 flood-management assets within about 1.5 km, from the Environment Agency's asset register: walls, embankments, culverts, outfalls and maintained channels. None of the graded assets is below the EA's target condition.

Flood Defence (Wall): 28Flood Defence: 2Maintained Watercourse: 1
AssetWatercourseDistanceConditionMaintained byLast inspected
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalNot named305 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity19 May 2026
Flood Defence · tidalNot named329 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity19 May 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames416 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity14 Sept 2026
Maintained Watercourse · fluvialRiver Thames430 mcondition not graded by the EAUnknownNot recorded
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames551 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity19 May 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames563 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames570 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames617 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames627 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity1 Apr 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames667 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity14 Sept 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames942 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence · tidalRiver Thames989 mcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity19 May 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.03 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity14 Sept 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.05 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity1 Apr 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.08 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.12 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity1 Oct 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.14 kmcondition not graded by the EAUnknown1 Oct 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.16 kmcondition not graded by the EAUnknown1 Oct 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.16 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.19 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity14 Sept 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.22 kmcondition not graded by the EAUnknown1 Oct 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.23 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.28 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.28 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.31 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.32 kmcondition not graded by the EAUnknown1 Oct 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.34 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.38 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity19 May 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.41 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.41 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity21 Jun 2026
Flood Defence (Wall) · tidalRiver Thames1.49 kmcondition not graded by the EAPrivate individual, Company or Charity6 Jun 2026
Capital flood schemes within 5 km
  • Property Flood Resilience in Kensington and Chelsea · Surface Water Flooding · Greater London
  • Thames Barrier Connectivity Works · Capital Maintenance · Sea Flooding · Greater London
  • Dartford Creek Barrier · Capital Maintenance · River Flooding · Greater London
  • Thames estuary asset maintenance-Swan Draw Dock · Capital Maintenance · Tidal Flooding · Greater London
  • Thames Barrier Monel Bolt replacement · Capital Maintenance · Tidal Flooding · Greater London

EA capital flood and coastal risk-management programme: schemes funded or in progress, not a guarantee of protection at this address.

Contains Environment Agency information © Environment Agency and database right, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 "Maintained by" is the register's responsible party; a riparian or private owner means the cost of upkeep falls on them, not the EA.

5.Ground & subsidence

Risk

In plain terms: The ground under a home decides whether it stays stable over time. Here is what the geology says about subsidence, mining and natural radon gas.

The detail
Clay shrink-swell (2030)Probable
Clay shrink-swell (2070)Probable
Radon band1/6 (less than 1% of homes estimated at or above the radon Action Level)

Radon at this address

This address is not in a radon Affected Area: band 1 of 6, the lowest end of the scale.

Band 1 means less than 1% of homes estimated at or above the radon Action Level. On this evidence radon is unlikely to be a concern at this address, and we are not going to invent one.

Still worth one question to the seller: has the property ever been tested, and is anything already fitted? A test is around £50 from UKHSA if you want certainty rather than an area estimate, but on a band this low most buyers reasonably decide not to.

Source: the UKHSA/BGS Indicative Atlas of Radon, which gives the maximum radon potential for the 1 km grid square containing this address. It is an estimate of the PROPORTION OF HOMES in that square at or above the Action Level. It describes the area, not this building. A house in a low-class area can still test high, and a house in a high-class area can test low. Only a measurement in the property itself tells you the level here.

Recorded landslides0 within ~1388 m

Both coal-area queries returned no match at the postcode point. This is outside the queried DHRA/DLRA coverage; it does not establish the absence of every mining hazard at the property.

Ground level and what stands here (EA LIDAR)

The ground at the postcode point is about 2.8 m above sea level (Ordnance Datum), from the Environment Agency's 1 m bare-earth terrain model. Whatever stands on that exact point (normally the roof of the building itself) is about 18.5 m high. The tallest thing within 15 m is about 23.2 m, 15 m to the south: the height of a mature tree or a three-storey building.

Why it is here: the classic subsidence mechanism on shrink-swell clay is a mature tree close to the foundations drying the clay in a hot summer. A tall object close by on a clay rating of Possible or Probable is worth pointing your surveyor at; on other ground it is simply context. LIDAR cannot tell a tree from a roof or a mast; it measures height, not what the object is. 2 of 5 sample points answered; nothing beyond 15 m was looked at.

What each ground layer actually says

Clay shrink-swell under climate change (BGS)

Clay-shrinkage subsidence: climate-change effect Probable (BGS, 2030 Average scenario).

  • 2030: Probable: It is probable that climate change will affect clay shrink-swell susceptibility and change the likelihood of ground movement, which causes subsidence.
  • 2070: Probable: It is probable that climate change will affect clay shrink-swell susceptibility and change the likelihood of ground movement, which causes subsidence.

"Improbable / Possible / Probable" is BGS's likelihood that clay-related ground movement becomes a problem in an average year of that decade. It is a climate-change statement about an area, not a present-day reading of this plot.

Recorded landslides (BGS National Landslide Database)

No recorded landslide event within about 1388 m. This is a record of known events, not a susceptibility rating. The GeoSure landslide band in the next section covers that.

Coal mining (Mining Remediation Authority)

Both coal-area queries returned no match at the postcode point. This is outside the queried DHRA/DLRA coverage; it does not establish the absence of every mining hazard at the property. Nearest Development High Risk Area: none within 1 km.

Radon (UKHSA / BGS Indicative Atlas)

Maximum radon potential class 1 of 6 in 1 km grid square TQ3079 (less than 1% of homes estimated at or above the radon Action Level). Below the Affected Area threshold.

More: https://www.ukradon.org/

Indicative, area-level ground-stability screening, not a site investigation. Ratings are generalised for national overview uses and do not replace a Coal Mining Risk Assessment or site-specific geotechnical survey.

What to do:Ask whether the home has ever had subsidence or underpinning, and check it's covered by buildings insurance.

6.Ground hazards across this area (BGS GeoSure)

Watch

In plain terms: The British Geological Survey rates six natural ground hazards across Great Britain. These ratings describe a broad AREA, not a building (each 5 km cell covers about 65 km²), so we print the rating for the area together with how far away the nearest higher-rated area begins. That second half is the part that matters: a home can sit in a Low-rated cell a few hundred metres from a Significant one.

  • Collapsible deposits

    Collapsible deposits: Low across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); the nearest Moderate-rated cell begins about 15.2 km W.

  • Compressible ground

    Compressible ground: Low across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); the nearest Significant-rated cell begins about 5.3 km E.

    BGS advisory: Areas of localised significant rating.

  • Landslide (slope instability)

    Landslide (slope instability): Low across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); the nearest Moderate-rated cell begins about 7.7 km SE.

    BGS advisory: Areas of localised significant rating.

  • Running sand

    Running sand: Low across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); the nearest Moderate-rated cell begins about 5.3 km E.

  • Shrink–swell (clay subsidence)

    Shrink–swell (clay subsidence): Significant across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); no cell in Great Britain is rated higher for this hazard.

    BGS advisory: Areas of localised significant rating.

  • Soluble rocks (dissolution / sinkholes)

    Soluble rocks (dissolution / sinkholes): Low across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); the nearest Significant-rated cell begins about 13.3 km SE.

Mining hazard other than coal

Non-coal mining: no known record of mining activity in this 2.6 km² area (BGS 1 km cell); the nearest Moderate-rated cell begins about 2.5 km SE.

This is the BGS mining hazard dataset that EXCLUDES coal. A rating of NA means no record of NON-COAL mining (tin, lead, salt, limestone, chalk and similar); it says nothing about coal. Coal risk is screened separately against the Mining Remediation Authority development risk areas.

BGS attaches a standing advisory note to every cell in one or more of the layers above. Because it applies to the whole of Great Britain it says nothing about this location, so it is not shown here as a finding.

BGS notice: "Not suitable for local or site specific analysis, data is generalised for national overview uses only"

These ratings describe an area, not a building. The GeoSure cell above covers about 65 km², and the mining cell about 2.6 km². Which side of a cell edge a house falls on is arbitrary, so read the distances above as carefully as the ratings. Only a site investigation speaks to this plot.

Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Open Government Licence v3.0. BGS GeoSure 5 km hex grid + BGS Mining hazard (not including coal) 1 km hex grid, product version Version 8.

What to do:Treat this as a screening layer, not an answer about the plot. If any hazard here rates Moderate or Significant, or a higher-rated area starts close by, ask your surveyor to look for it specifically, and ask the seller whether the property has ever had movement, cracking or underpinning.

7.Contaminated land, landfill & environmental permits

Fair

In plain terms: The Environment Agency's historic landfill record shows no former landfill site within 1 km of this address, and no authorised landfill boundary within 2 km. The Environment Agency's incident record also holds 1 substantiated pollution incident within 1 km in the last 10 years (2 since 2000). That answers the landfill question; it does not answer the council's statutory contaminated-land register, which is named below as not checked.

What this section covers, and what it cannot

Four Environment Agency records are read for England: former (historic) landfill footprints within 1 km, with the distance from this address to the edge of each footprint; current or recently permitted landfill boundaries within 2 km; substantiated Category 1 and 2 pollution incidents within 1 km; and the public registers of environmental permits and discharges within 1 km. None of them is the council's statutory Part 2A contaminated-land register, which this report does not read (see “What we could not check” below).

Former landfill ≤1 km

0

none recorded within 1 km

Permitted landfill ≤2 km

0

none recorded within 2 km

Pollution incidents ≤1 km

1

last 10 years · 2 since 2000

Former landfill sites within 1 km

No former landfill site is recorded within 1 km of this address on the Environment Agency's historic landfill layer. The record is good but not perfect: it was compiled from council and Agency files in the 1990s and is still being added to, so an environmental search can occasionally name a tip the layer lacks.

Between 1 and 2 km (context, not a finding about this plot): 1 further former landfill site: Portugal Street (EAHLD12040, 1.46 km).

Permitted landfill boundaries within 2 km

No currently or recently permitted landfill boundary is recorded within 2 km of this address.

Substantiated pollution incidents within 1 km

The Environment Agency records every substantiated incident with a Category 1 (major) or Category 2 (significant) impact on water, land or air. 1 incident within 1 km in the last 10 years:

  • 24 Sept 2019 · Category 2 (significant) to water and air479 m

    Sewage Materials: Storm Sewage · air 2 / land 4 / water 2 · EA ref 1740919

Older incidents within 1 km (2000 to 10 years ago)

  • 9 Jul 2001 · Category 1 (major) to water795 m

    Sewage Materials: Storm Sewage · air 4 / land 4 / water 1 · EA ref 14969

Environment Agency information warning: Where these data indicate an incident occurred on a particular site or property no inference should be drawn that the site or property owner necessarily was responsible. Incidents are plotted at the location the Agency confirmed, which may be the watercourse or road affected rather than the source. Snapshot of the Agency's quarterly file taken 5 Oct 2026, covering 15 Feb 2000 to 22 Sept 2026; recent incidents can take months to appear.

Environmental permits and discharges within 1 km (Environment Agency public registers)

19 permitted sites within 1 km, holding 30 permits between them. The same site with several permits is shown once. Most are routine (a storm overflow, a hospital's radioactive-materials registration); a permit records permission, not behaviour. A further 16 low-grade waste exemptions are registered within 1 km and counted rather than listed.

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, THE CABINET OFFICE, 70 WHITEHALL, LONDON, SW1A 2AS57 m

    Permit TH/EPRUP3620GY/001 · Trade - Abstracted Groundwater Used in Heat Exchanger · effective 1 Nov 2012

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, VICTORIA COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW, VICTORIA EMBANKMENT, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, SW1A 2HR372 m

    2 permits TH/EPRWB3295ES/001, TH/EPRWB3295ES/002 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 31 Dec 2023 · revoked 14 Apr 2024 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 15 Apr 2024

    Storm overflow Combined sewer overflow at Victoria → River Thames (Esturine) · 2025: 0 spills · 0 h · monitor 90.7 %

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, VICTORIA EMBANKMENT FORESHORE, WHITEHALL GARDENS, CITY OF WESTMINSTER, LONDON, WC2N 5DJ391 m

    2 permits TH/EPRMB3592AC/001, TH/EPRNB3096AF/001 · Trade - Dewatering · effective 1 May 2019 · revoked 4 Oct 2023 · Trade - Process · effective 19 Sept 2019 · revoked 25 May 2023

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, REGENT STREET CSO, VICTORIA EMBANKMENT, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, WC2N 5DJ432 m

    2 permits TH/CSAB.0570/001, TH/CSAB.0570/002 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 5 Oct 1987 · revoked 11 Apr 2021 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 12 Apr 2021 · revoked 23 Feb 2026

    Storm overflow REGENT STREET CSO → R.THAMES ( TIDAL ) · 2025: 0 spills · 0 h · monitor 97.3 % · 2024: 13 spills · 28 h · monitor 99.7 % · 2023: 13 spills · 28 h · monitor 99.1 %

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, NORTHUMBERLAND STREET CSO, VICTORIA EMBANKMENT, WESTMINSTER, LONDON-, WC2N 5DJ444 m

    2 permits TH/CSAB.0531/001, TH/CSAB.0531/002 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 5 Oct 1987 · revoked 11 Apr 2021 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 12 Apr 2021

    Storm overflow NORTHUMBERLAND STREET CSO → R.THAMES ( TIDAL ) · 2025: 1 spill · 1.5 h · monitor 99.5 % · 2024: 16 spills · 38 h · monitor 98.8 % · 2023: 19 spills · 41 h · monitor 95.7 %

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, PALACE OF WESTMINSTER, LONDON, PALACE OF WESTMINSTER, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, SW1A 0AA476 m

    Permit TH/CATM.2293/001 · Sewage - Sewage in an Emergency · effective 6 Jun 1996

  • Permitted industrial installation, PricewaterhouseCoopers Llp, PwC, 1 Embankment Place, LONDON, WC2N 6RH501 m

    Permit EPR/HB3395YT · Medium Combustion Plant and Specified Generator · http://environment.data.gov.uk/public-register/def/regime/industrial-installation

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, 36-38 QUEEN ANNE'S GATE, 36-38 QUEEN ANNE'S GATE, LONDON, SW1H 9AP552 m

    Permit TH/NPSWQD008790/001 · Trade - Abstracted Groundwater Used in Heat Exchanger · effective 8 Mar 2010

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, THE LONDON EYE, THE RIVERSIDE BUILDING, COUNTY HALL, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE ROAD, LONDON, SE1 7PB564 m

    Permit TH/CASM.0261/001 · Trade - Process · effective 31 Aug 2000

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, ST MARTIN IN THE FIELDS CHURCH, 5-6 ST MARTIN'S PLACE, 12 ADERLAIDE STREET, LONDON, LONDON, WC2N 4JJ588 m

    2 permits TH/NPSWQD000369/001, TH/NPSWQD000369/002 · Trade - Abstracted Groundwater Used in Heat Exchanger · effective 7 Apr 2008 · revoked 17 Feb 2013 · Trade - Abstracted Groundwater Used in Heat Exchanger · effective 18 Feb 2013

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, SHELL CENTRE, LONDON, SHELL CENTRE, LONDON697 m

    Permit TH/CTMR.0127/001 · Trade - Cooling Waters · effective 1 Nov 1976

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, SAVOY STREET CSO, WATERLOO BRIDGE, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, SE1 8TL710 m

    2 permits TH/CSAB.0532/001, TH/CSAB.0532/002 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 5 Oct 1987 · revoked 11 Apr 2021 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 12 Apr 2021

    Storm overflow SAVOY STREET CSO → R.THAMES ( TIDAL ) · 2025: 6 spills · 13 h · monitor 92.7 % · 2024: 5 spills · 1.9 h · monitor 97.3 %

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, WOOD STREET CSO, MILLBANK, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, SW1P 3SF717 m

    2 permits TH/CSAB.0564/001, TH/CSAB.0564/002 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 5 Oct 1987 · revoked 8 Feb 2021 · Sewage - Storm Sewage · effective 9 Feb 2021

    Storm overflow WOOD STREET CSO → R.THAMES ( TIDAL ) · 2025: 4 spills · 4.6 h · monitor 79.5 % · 2024: 9 spills · 23 h · monitor 85.7 % · 2023: 13 spills · 19 h · monitor 99.8 %

  • Discharge to water or groundwater, ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL, THE SOUTH BANK CENTRE, BELVEDERE ROAD, LONDON, SE1 8XX794 m

    4 permits TH/CASM.1004/001, TH/CASM.1004/002, TH/CASM.1004/003, TH/CASM.2630/001 · Trade - Cooling Waters · effective 17 May 2004 · revoked 31 Oct 2005 · Trade - Cooling Waters · effective 1 Nov 2005 · revoked 31 Oct 2006 · Trade - Cooling Waters · effective 1 Nov 2006 · Trade - Abstracted Groundwater Used in Heat Exchanger · effective 25 May 2007 · revoked 25 May 2019

  • Permitted industrial installation, 8, Southbank Place Development Energy Centre CHP Plant, Casson Square, Lambeth, London, SE1 7GU831 m

    Permit EPR/UP3700BV · New Medium Combustion Plant before 20th December 2018 - 25A(a) & 12(1A)(a) · http://environment.data.gov.uk/public-register/def/regime/industrial-installation

4 further permitted sites within 1 km not listed individually: 2 permitted radioactive-substance use (e.g. medical/industrial); 1 permitted industrial installation; 1 discharge to water or groundwater.

Storm overflows near this address

6 monitored storm overflows within 1 km and 10 more between 1 and 2 km, with what the water company reported to the Environment Agency for each year of the return: 15 counted spills over 23 hours between them in 2025. A storm overflow is permitted sewer infrastructure that releases diluted sewage to a watercourse when the network is overwhelmed by rain; it is not a record of contamination on the plot.

Storm overflowDistance202520242023
Combined sewer overflow at Victoria · EPRWB3295ES
SO on sewer network · to River Thames (Esturine)
405 m0 sp · 0 hn/an/a
REGENT STREET CSO · CSAB.0570
SO on sewer network · to R.THAMES ( TIDAL )
438 m0 sp · 0 h13 sp · 28 h13 sp · 28 h
NORTHUMBERLAND STREET CSO · CSAB.0531
SO on sewer network · to R.THAMES ( TIDAL )
491 m1 sp · 2 h16 sp · 38 h19 sp · 41 h
WOOD STREET CSO · CSAB.0564
SO on sewer network · to R.THAMES ( TIDAL )
770 m4 sp · 5 h
monitor 79.5 %
9 sp · 23 h
monitor 85.7 %
13 sp · 19 h
SAVOY STREET CSO · CSAB.0532
SO on sewer network · to R.THAMES ( TIDAL )
915 m6 sp · 13 h5 sp · 2 hn/a
HORSEFERRY ROAD CSO · CSAB.0563
SO on sewer network · to R.THAMES ( TIDAL )
967 m4 sp · 4 h17 sp · 46 h25 sp · 36 h

Reading the table. “sp” is counted spills under the Environment Agency's 12–24 hour method; hours are the total time discharging. A monitor-uptime note under a year means the event duration monitor ran for less than 90 % of that year, so the figures understate it. These are the water companies' regulatory annual returns, not live status, and the return lists only overflows that were monitored in the year. Snapshot of the returns taken 9 Oct 2026.

What we could not check

The statutory contaminated-land register (Part 2A): held by Westminster (the local authority), not read

There is no national dataset of Part 2A determinations (planning.data.gov.uk's “contaminated-land” collection holds 0 entities, checked 2026-10-05), and each council keeps its own register in its own format under its own licence. This report has not read that register. The landfill and incident layers above are Environment Agency records and are NOT the same thing as a Part 2A determination. How to get it: Ask your conveyancer to raise CON29 (2016) local-authority enquiry 3.13 “Contaminated land”, which returns any contaminated-land notice, any entry (or decision to make an entry) in the council's Part 2A register under section 78R of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, and any consultation under section 78G(3) before a remediation notice, for the property and for adjoining land.

EA Historic Landfill Sites (Defra Data Services Platform, OGC API Features): © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2024. All rights reserved. Contains information © Local Authorities Used under the Environment Agency Conditional Licence (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environment-agency-conditional-licence/environment-agency-conditional-licence).

EA Permitted Waste Sites: Authorised Landfill Site Boundaries (Defra Data Services Platform, OGC API Features): © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2015. All rights reserved. Used under the Environment Agency Conditional Licence (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environment-agency-conditional-licence/environment-agency-conditional-licence).

EA Environmental Pollution Incidents (Category 1 and 2), quarterly file snapshot: © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2017. All rights reserved. Used under the Environment Agency Conditional Licence (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environment-agency-conditional-licence/environment-agency-conditional-licence).

EA Public Registers (environment.data.gov.uk/public-register): © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026. All rights reserved. Used under the Environment Agency Conditional Licence (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environment-agency-conditional-licence/environment-agency-conditional-licence).

EA Event Duration Monitoring: Storm Overflows, Annual Returns (bundled annual snapshot): © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2025. All rights reserved. Used under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/). Dataset: https://www.data.gov.uk/dataset/19f6064d-7356-466f-844e-d20ea10ae9fd/event-duration-monitoring-storm-overflows-annual-returns.

What to do:Ask your conveyancer to raise the CON29 3.13 contaminated-land enquiry with the council: the statutory register is the one record this section cannot read.

8.Air quality

Fair

In plain terms: Modelled air quality for the 1 km square containing this address sits below the statutory objectives. The highest of the three pollutants is Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) at 30.0 µg/m³ as an annual mean, 75% of the UK annual-mean objective, 40 µg/m³. This is the modelled background for the square kilometre, so it describes the area rather than the doorstep.

Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)

30.0 µg/m³

75% of the UK annual-mean objective, 40 µg/m³

Fine particles (PM2.5)

10.1 µg/m³

50% of the UK (except Scotland) annual-mean objective, 20 µg/m³

Particles (PM10)

16.9 µg/m³

42% of the UK annual-mean objective, 40 µg/m³

Each figure is a modelled annual mean for 2024, shown against the annual-mean objective that applies in the UK (excluding Scotland-specific objectives). Comparing a modelled background cell against those objectives is a benchmark, not a compliance determination. The objectives themselves apply at specific relevant locations, which a council assesses.

Ozone0 days a year modelled above 120 µg/m³ (8-hour mean). This is a count of days, not a concentration, so it is not compared with the annual-mean objectives above
Roads modelled near this address

The nearest modelled major road is A3212, about 100 m away. Defra models its kerbside nitrogen dioxide (1–5 m from the kerb) at 30.3 µg/m³ as an annual mean, 0.4 µg/m³ HIGHER than the 1 km background above.

That gap is the number that matters if the property fronts this road. The background figure is deliberately modelled away from traffic, so a home on the kerb of a busy road can sit well above its own 1 km square. Rooms facing A3212 will be closer to the kerbside figure than to the background one.

  • A3212100 m · NO₂ 30.3 µg/m³
  • A3214270 m · NO₂ 30.0 µg/m³
  • A302270 m · NO₂ 30.0 µg/m³
  • A3211290 m · NO₂ 30.0 µg/m³
  • A302300 m · NO₂ 30.0 µg/m³

Defra models roadside concentrations only for its major-road link network, not for every street. A link nearby is meaningful; the absence of one means no MODELLED major-road link was found within the search radius, which is not the same as the property not being on a busy road.

Modelled annual-mean background concentration for the 1 km grid square containing this address (Defra Pollution Climate Mapping). It is a model output for the square kilometre, not a measurement taken at the property.

© Crown copyright 2021 Defra via uk-air.defra.gov.uk, licensed under the Open Government Licence. Modelled year 2024; objectives applied for the UK (excluding Scotland-specific objectives).

9.Major projects nearby

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In plain terms: There is 1 nationally-significant infrastructure project within ~8 km: things like power, transport or water schemes. Worth knowing what's planned around the area.

  • Thames Tideway Tunnel · Waste waterPost-decision · 1.25 km

Planning Inspectorate national infrastructure register.

What to do:If any are close or still in planning, check the project page for how it could affect the area before you offer.

Part 3

Value & market

What homes here sell for, how prices are moving, and what it costs to run.

10.Price history

No data

In plain terms: HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data returned no recorded sale for this postcode. Either nothing here has changed hands since the record began in 1995, or the service did not answer. The two look the same to us, so neither is treated as a finding.

Search the postcode yourself at landregistry.data.gov.uk (free) before relying on this. Where there are sales, the wider-area averages below still describe the market this address sits in.
Average price by property type (UK House Price Index, 2026-07)

What each type of home averages in London, the region and the UK, from HM Land Registry's index: the number to read a sold price in the table above against, because a terraced price and a detached price are not the same market.

AreaDetachedSemiTerracedFlatSales/month1-yr change
London£1,167,718£724,106£642,452£424,013n/a-3.3%
United Kingdom£444,936£278,555£231,945£192,704n/a+1.4%

UK House Price Index, HM Land Registry, OGL v3. Sales volumes lag by a few months and the latest month is provisional.

11.Council tax

Fair

In plain terms: Most homes in this small area sit in Council Tax Band H. In Westminster that band is charged at about £2,099 a year (roughly £175 a month) for 2026/27. The band for this specific property is set by the Valuation Office, so confirm it before you budget.

Band D · 2026/27

£1,050

Westminster · per year

Band D per month

£87

over 12 months

Band H: most common here

£2,099

£175 a month

What each band costs in Westminster, 2026/27
BandProportion of Band DPer yearPer month
A6/9£700£58
B7/9£816£68
C8/9£933£78
D9/9£1,050£87
E11/9£1,283£107
F13/9£1,516£126
G15/9£1,749£146
Hmost common here18/9£2,099£175

This is the total charge for the billing-authority area: the county or unitary element plus adult social care, police, fire and an AVERAGE parish precept. Parish precepts vary within an authority, so an individual bill can sit slightly either side of this figure. Northern Ireland is not in this table at all: it charges domestic rates based on capital value rather than council-tax bands.

Band D charges 2026/27, MHCLG, https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/council-tax-levels-set-by-local-authorities-in-england-2026-to-2027. Open Government Licence v3.0. Band proportions are the statutory ones. Discounts (single occupancy, students, disability banding) are not applied.

Which bands the neighbours are in
A
n/a*
B
0
C
10
D
40
E
170
F
300
G
410
H
570
I
n/a

About 1,490 homes in this small area. *hidden for privacy.

What to do:Check this property's actual band on the Valuation Office Agency's free band search before you budget: the band mix in this section describes the surrounding area, not this address.

Part 4

The home & energy

The bricks and bills: what the property is made of, how efficient it is, and what you can and can't change.

12.Property facts

Fair

In plain terms: Available location and property-record fields. A location field does not establish the condition of the building.

Local authorityWestminster
WardSt James's
RegionLondon

13.Energy & running costs (EPC)

No data

In plain terms: The energy certificate could not be read from the MHCLG register for this address, so there is no energy rating, running-cost estimate or construction detail here. This is missing information, not a sign that the property has no certificate.

Either the register did not answer when this report was built, or it holds no domestic certificate at this postcode at all. A certificate tells you the band, the assessor's description of walls, roof, windows and heating, the estimated yearly running costs and the recommended improvements with their costs, all of which this report prints when the register answers. Because nothing was read, the energy check is left out of the IQ Score rather than scored from a guess.

What to do:Look the address up at gov.uk/find-energy-certificate (free, instant) and ask the agent for the certificate; it is legally required before a home is marketed.

14.Solar potential

Good

In plain terms: At this location, a well-positioned 4 kW solar system could generate roughly 4,090 units (kWh) of electricity a year: a useful saving on bills and a selling point. (This models a panel at the ideal angle; the actual roof's pitch, direction and any shading will change the real figure.)

Per 1 kW installed

1,023

kWh/year

Typical 4 kW system

4,090

kWh/year

Best roof angle

40°

facing south-east

Modelled solar yield via PVGIS (EU Joint Research Centre). Actual output depends on roof shading, orientation and panel quality.

15.Broadband & mobile

No data

In plain terms: Broadband speed and mobile signal were not checked for this address. Ofcom publishes both per postcode, free, and the two-minute check below is the one to do before you commit if you work from home.

Not checked, and why

Ofcom's Connected Nations data is the source this section uses, and it is read through Ofcom's API, which needs a registered key that is not configured on our side. Rather than print a guess, we have left the figures out. What Ofcom will tell you for this postcode: the fastest download and upload speed each type of connection can deliver (standard, superfast 30 Mbps+, ultrafast 300 Mbps+, gigabit); whether full fibre has reached the address; and, for EE, O2, Three and Vodafone, predicted voice and data signal indoors and outdoors.

What to do:Enter the postcode at checker.ofcom.org.uk for predicted broadband speeds by provider and indoor/outdoor mobile signal on all four networks, then ask the seller which provider they use and what speed they actually get.

16.Heritage & what you can change

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In plain terms: Some heritage or planning protections apply near this home. They don't stop you buying, but they can limit what you're allowed to alter, and add cost.

Heritage constraints apply, so planning restrictions may affect modifications

Listed building ≤700 m

387 within 700 m (76 grade I, 82 grade II*, 229 grade II)

Yes
Conservation area

This home is inside the Whitehall Conservation Area

Yes
Article 4 direction

Inside Article 4 Basement Development Permitted Rights Removed: permitted development restricted

Yes
Scheduled monument ≤1km

2 nearby

Yes
AONB / National Park
No
World Heritage Site ≤1km
Yes
Green Belt
No
Conservation areas within 700 m
NameStatusDistance
WhitehallThis home is insideinside
Royal ParksOutside (distance is to its boundary)97 m
Westminster Abbey And Parliament SquareOutside (distance is to its boundary)265 m
Trafalgar SquareOutside (distance is to its boundary)277 m
Birdcage WalkOutside (distance is to its boundary)283 m
St James'sOutside (distance is to its boundary)334 m
Broadway And Christchurch GardensOutside (distance is to its boundary)416 m
South BankOutside (distance is to its boundary)436 m
SavoyOutside (distance is to its boundary)487 m
Albert EmbankmentOutside (distance is to its boundary)505 m
AdelphiOutside (distance is to its boundary)564 m
Lambeth PalaceOutside (distance is to its boundary)610 m
Peabody Estates: South WestminsterOutside (distance is to its boundary)614 m
HaymarketOutside (distance is to its boundary)616 m
Regent StreetOutside (distance is to its boundary)617 m
Smith SquareOutside (distance is to its boundary)628 m
Leicester SquareOutside (distance is to its boundary)671 m
Covent GardenOutside (distance is to its boundary)698 m
All 387 listed buildings within 700 m
Grade I: 76Grade II*: 82Grade II: 229
Listed buildingGradeDistanceListed since
10, Downing Street Sw1I19 m14 Jan 1970
11, Downing Street Sw1I20 m14 Jan 1970
12, Downing Street Sw1II33 m14 Jan 1970
9 Lampstandards Numbered 1 To 9 And 1 On Treasury Green Treasury Green LampstandardII38 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Lord KitchenerII45 m14 Jan 1970
Lampstandard Opposite West End Of Downing StreetII52 m14 Jan 1970
Treasury Buildings Treasury Buildings (Cabinet Office And Privy Council Office)I73 m5 Feb 1970
Cadiz MemorialII79 m1 Dec 1987
Dover House Scottish OfficeI90 m5 Feb 1970
Foreign And Commonwealth Office With Home Office The Foreign Office The Foreign Office (Foreign And Commonwealth Office With Home Office)I95 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Field Marshal Earl RobertsII112 m14 Jan 1970
Statue Of Field Marshal Earl HaigII*128 m5 Feb 1970
9 Lampstandards From Outside The Citadel To The Junction With George StreetII131 m1 Dec 1987
Horse GuardsI140 m5 Feb 1970
Gwydyr House (Welsh Office)II*143 m5 Feb 1970
The CenotaphI146 m5 Feb 1970
Royal United Services InstituteII*154 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Field Marshal Viscount WolseleyII159 m14 Jan 1970
Forecourt Railings, Gates And Guardhouses To HorseguardsI164 m5 Feb 1970
The Guards MemorialI166 m14 Jan 1970
Banqueting HouseI167 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of Clive On Steps At West EndII174 m14 Jan 1970
Steps And Parapets With Lamps At West EndII176 m1 Dec 1987
85 WhitehallII179 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of The Eighth Duke Of DevonshireII179 m5 Feb 1970
54 Parliament Street (Former Grindlay'S Bank)II183 m14 Jun 1983
Balustrade With Four Lamp Standards In Front Of Richmond TerraceII183 m5 Feb 1970
Duck Island Cottage (Royal Ornithological Society)II184 m5 Feb 1970
53, Parliament Street Sw1II199 m5 Feb 1970
Richmond House, Incorporating Nos. 1 8 Richmond TerraceII*200 m5 Feb 1970
Ministry Of Defence, Containing Sixteenth Century Undercroft And Historic Rooms Numbers 13, 24, 25, 27 And 79I201 m14 Jan 1970
Statue Of The Duke Of CambridgeII202 m5 Feb 1970
Former Paymaster Generals Office Former Paymaster Generals Office (The Parliamentary Counsel)II*207 m5 Feb 1970
49 And 50, Parliament Street Sw1II208 m14 Jun 1983
Red Lion Public HouseII213 m14 Jun 1983
New Government Offices (Hm Treasury) And Archway Link With Foreign Office At East End Of King Charles StreetII*218 m5 Feb 1970
Admiralty HouseI222 m5 Feb 1970
The Royal Naval Division War MemorialII*223 m6 Mar 2008
47, Parliament Street Sw1II*228 m5 Feb 1970
Gates And Piers To Entrance To Derby GateII234 m5 Feb 1970
War Office War Office (Ministry Of Defence)II*235 m5 Feb 1970
4 Lamp Standards Numbered 1 To 4II236 m1 Dec 1987
45 And 46, Parliament Street Sw1II239 m5 Feb 1970
44, Parliament Street Sw1II*249 m5 Feb 1970
Cannon Row Police StationII*250 m1 Dec 1987
The Admiralty And The Admiralty ScreenI251 m5 Feb 1970
43, Parliament Street Sw1II*255 m5 Feb 1970
Chindits MemorialII256 m10 Aug 2020
Statue Of Lord TrenchardII258 m5 Feb 1970
41 And 42, Parliament Street Sw1II263 m23 May 1983
Former New Scotland Yard, Norman Shaw North BuildingI271 m5 Feb 1970
38 And 39, Parliament Street Sw1II273 m13 May 1983
The CitadelII276 m1 Dec 1987
Queen Mary'S Steps And Fragment Of Whitehall PalaceI277 m14 Jan 1970
37, Parliament Street Sw1II280 m13 May 1983
Civil Service Department Offices (Former Admiralty Offices)II280 m31 May 1974
11, Great George Street Sw1II*281 m24 Feb 1958
Statue Of George CanningII283 m5 Feb 1970
Storeys Gate LodgeII287 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of General GordonII289 m5 Feb 1970
34 36, Parliament Street Sw1 (See Details For Further Address Information)II291 m13 May 1983
Gates And Piers Between Norman Shaw North And South Buildings, Former New Scotland YardII*293 m5 Feb 1970
Pair Of K6 Telephone KiosksII293 m11 May 2016
Royal Institution Of Chartered Surveyors The Royal Institution Of Chartered SurveyorsII293 m1 Dec 1987
Government Offices, Ministry Of Agriculture Fisheries And Food Government Offices, Ministry Of Agriculture Fisheries And Food West BlockII*295 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Henry John Temple, Viscount PalmerstonII295 m5 Feb 1970
Former New Scotland Yard, Norman Shaw South BuildingII*297 m5 Feb 1970
St Stephen'S TavernII297 m13 May 1983
Statue Of Edward Stanley, Earl Of DerbyII303 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Field Marshal Jan SmutsII303 m5 Feb 1970
The Institution Of Civil EngineersII304 m26 Jul 1984
Royal Artillery Memorial Of The South African WarII*313 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Sir Winston ChurchillII313 m24 Jan 2008
The Royal Air Force Memorial, Whitehall StairsII*321 m24 Feb 1958
Whitehall CourtII*321 m5 Feb 1970
1, Great Scotland Yard Sw1II323 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl Of BeaconsfieldII324 m5 Feb 1970
44 Lamp Standards Lining Road And Circus In Front Of PalaceII325 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of Abraham Lincoln In Front Of Middlesex GuildhallII325 m5 Feb 1970
Whitehall HouseII325 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Captain CookII330 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of William TyndaleII330 m24 Feb 1958
Old Shades Public HouseII332 m5 Feb 1970
Whitehall TheatreII337 m20 Dec 1996
14 Lampstandards Flanking Carriage Drive In New Palace Yard, Houses Of ParliamentII342 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Sir Robert PeelII343 m5 Feb 1970
25, Whitehall Sw1II349 m21 Aug 1975
Gates, Railings, Gate Piers To New Palace Yard, Houses Of ParliamentI351 m5 Feb 1970
Middlesex GuildhallII*351 m5 Feb 1970
20, Old Queen Street Sw1II354 m1 Dec 1987
9 And 11, Old Queen Street Sw1II355 m5 Feb 1970
33 Lamp Standards Lining Footpaths And Ride On North SideII356 m1 Dec 1987
The Royal Marines MemorialII359 m5 Feb 1970
Admiralty Arch, First Sea Lord'S Residence And Offices, Balustrades And StepsI362 m5 Feb 1970
24, Old Queen Street Sw1II366 m5 Feb 1970
Plimsoll MemorialII367 m5 Feb 1970
Abbey BuildingsII369 m10 Apr 1973
Thirty Four Catenary Lamp StandardsII370 m8 Apr 2008
Royal Bank Of Scotland Royal Bank Of Scotland, Drummond'S BankII373 m1 Dec 1987
Harrington HouseII*374 m9 Jan 1970
26 And 28, Old Queen Street Sw1II375 m5 Feb 1970
St Margaret'S Churchyard Railings, Obelisks And BollardsII380 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Sir Bartle FrereII382 m24 Feb 1958
Nigeria HouseII383 m1 Dec 1987
30 And 32, Old Queen Street Sw1II384 m5 Feb 1970
Boadicea (Boudicca) Statuary GroupII384 m24 Feb 1958
The National Liberal ClubII*385 m5 Feb 1970
Northumberland House (Victoria Buildings)II387 m5 Feb 1970
Numbers 10 To 18 (Including The Institute Of Contemporary Arts) And Railings To North And WestI388 m9 Jan 1970
34, Old Queen Street Sw1II392 m5 Feb 1970
3, Whitehall Sw1II397 m1 Dec 1987
Trafalgar BuildingsII403 m1 Dec 1987
Cockpit Steps (Next To Number 38) With Flank Walls And Mounted LanternsII408 m5 Feb 1970
Church Of St Margaret, WestminsterI411 m24 Feb 1958
57 59, Trafalgar Square Wc2II411 m1 Dec 1987
6 Lampstandards Numbered 1 5 (Consecutive) And 8II414 m1 Dec 1987
6 Lampstandards In St Margaret'S Churchyard Lettered GII415 m5 Feb 1970
Duke Of York Column And StepsI417 m5 Feb 1970
2, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1II419 m24 Feb 1958
43, Old Queen Street Sw1II421 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of Charles II422 m9 Jan 1970
Numbers 1 9 Including Railings To North And EastI427 m9 Jan 1970
Methodist Central Hall, WestminsterII*427 m24 Feb 1958
National Westminster BankII427 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of Oliver Cromwell In Front Of Westminster HallII430 m5 Feb 1970
Lampstandard Numbered 7 On Island Adjacent To Charles I StatueII431 m9 Jan 1970
18 Lamp Posts Numbered 1 To 18 (Consecutive)II433 m9 Jan 1970
Statue Of Lord LawrenceII434 m5 Feb 1970
Lampstandard Numbered 11 On Island At Head Of Northumberland AvenueII436 m9 Jan 1970
6 12, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1II*439 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Sir James OutramII442 m24 Feb 1958
Statue Of Sir John Fox BurgoyneII443 m5 Feb 1970
Abbey Precinct Railings To West Of Abbey And To East End And Abbey CloseII448 m9 Jan 1970
5 Lamp Standards Lettered GII452 m9 Jan 1970
Statue Of Sir Colin Campbell, Lord ClydeII452 m5 Feb 1970
3, Carlton Gardens Sw1II*456 m9 Jan 1970
Crimean War And Indian Mutiny MemorialII460 m24 Feb 1958
The Two Chairmen Public HouseII461 m1 Dec 1987
Westminster Abbey (The Collegiate Church Of St Peter)I462 m24 Feb 1958
Statue Of Sir John FranklinII462 m5 Feb 1970
1 3 Queen Anne'S GateII464 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of King George ViII465 m9 Jan 1970
Statue Of King Edward ViiII467 m5 Feb 1970
Nos. 14 22, 22a And 24, Queen Anne'S GateI468 m24 Feb 1958
The Nelson Monument (Nelson'S Column)I469 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Captain Robert Falcon ScottII472 m5 Feb 1970
13 And 14, Craven Street Wc2II473 m9 Jan 1970
Statue Of General Sir Charles NapierII473 m5 Feb 1970
2 Mounting Blocks On Kerbs Outside South East And South West Corners Respectively Of The Athenaeum And The Institute Of DirectorsII474 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Lord CurzonII474 m9 Jan 1970
Lamp Standard Numbered 1II475 m1 Dec 1987
11 And 12, Craven Street Wc2II476 m9 Jan 1970
20, Cockspur Street Sw1II478 m20 Jun 1973
25 30, Craven Street Wc2II478 m9 Jan 1970
Playhouse TheatreII478 m9 Jan 1970
17 19, Cockspur Street Sw1II483 m9 Jan 1970
31, Craven Street Wc2II483 m9 Jan 1970
Cabmen'S Shelter, Northumberland AvenueII484 m7 Jun 2019
The Deanery And Sub Dean'S Residence With The Jericho ParlourI485 m23 Sept 1966
32, Craven Street Wc2II485 m9 Jan 1970
Two Bollards Outside Number 4II485 m1 Dec 1987
9 Lampstandards Numbered 4 To 12 (Consecutive)II486 m9 Jan 1970
33 And 34, Craven Street Wc2II488 m9 Jan 1970
Statue Of General Sir Henry HavelockII490 m5 Feb 1970
2, Carlton Gardens Sw1II*491 m9 Jan 1970
14 16, Cockspur Street Sw1II491 m20 Jun 1973
Memorial To Sir J BazalgetteII491 m5 Feb 1970
The SanctuaryII492 m9 Jan 1970
35, Craven Street Wc2II493 m9 Jan 1970
5 13, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I494 m24 Feb 1958
Institute Of DirectorsI494 m5 Feb 1970
Deans Yard With Abbey ShopII494 m1 Dec 1987
36, Craven Street Wc2I495 m9 Jan 1970
1, Craven Passage Wc2II495 m9 Jan 1970
120, Pall Mall Sw1II495 m5 Feb 1970
121 123, Pall Mall Sw1II495 m20 Jun 1973
Houses Of Parliament And The Palace Of WestminsterI497 m5 Feb 1970
37, Craven Street Wc2II497 m9 Jan 1970
125, Pall Mall Sw1II499 m20 Jun 1973
38, Craven Street Wc2II499 m9 Jan 1970
The Great Cloisters,Including St Faiths Chapel,The Chapter House,The Parlour,Numbers 1 And 2 The Cloisters,The Dark Cloisters And Dormitory With The Chapel Of St Dunstan (School And Busby Library)I500 m24 Feb 1958
39, Craven Street Wc2II500 m9 Jan 1970
Canada House (Including The Former Royal College Of Physicians)II*501 m5 Feb 1970
Ship And Shovel Public HouseII502 m9 Jan 1970
26 32, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I504 m24 Feb 1958
Statue Of Queen Anne Against North Flank Of Number 15 Queen Anne'S GateI504 m5 Feb 1970
The AthenaeumI504 m5 Feb 1970
1, Carlton Gardens Sw1II*504 m9 Jan 1970
40, Craven Street Wc2II504 m9 Jan 1970
41, Craven StreetII504 m9 Jan 1970
Oceanic HouseII508 m1 Dec 1987
Westminster BridgeII*509 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Richard III509 m5 Feb 1970
Fountains And Terrace Walls With Lampstandards, Steps And Stone Bollards Enclosing The SquareII*510 m5 Feb 1970
Deans YardII511 m1 Dec 1987
15, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I513 m24 Feb 1958
Statue Of George Iii On Island At Junction With Pall Mall EastII514 m9 Jan 1970
2 Lampstandards Numbered 2 And 3 By George Iii StatueII515 m9 Jan 1970
The Boy Fountain, North Of Birdcage Walk/Queen Anne'S Gate JunctionII516 m1 Dec 1987
The Travellers ClubI517 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of George VII517 m5 Feb 1970
10 Lamp Standards Round Central Green Of Dean'S YardII521 m9 Jan 1970
17 And 19, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I522 m24 Feb 1958
34, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1II523 m24 Feb 1958
The Reform ClubI524 m5 Feb 1970
Dean'S YardII528 m1 Dec 1987
Queen Anne'S Gate And Lamps On Gate PiersII529 m24 Feb 1958
South Africa HouseII*530 m9 Mar 1982
19,19a And 20, Broad Sanctuary Sw1I535 m24 Feb 1958
21 And 23, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I536 m24 Feb 1958
Lampstandard, Numbered 10 On South End Of Crimean War MemorialII536 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Lord Herbert Of LeaII539 m5 Feb 1970
Statue Of Florence NightingaleII540 m5 Feb 1970
Little Dean'S Yard Ashburnham HouseI542 m24 Feb 1958
100 Pall MallII543 m24 Nov 1995
K6 Telephone KioskII543 m19 Jun 2014
Statue Of George IvII544 m5 Feb 1970
Little Deans Yard Turle'S HouseII545 m9 Jan 1970
2 Lampstandards Numbered 8 And 9 Flanking Crimean War MemorialII548 m1 Dec 1987
25, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I549 m24 Feb 1958
Clerk Of The Works Office And The Remains Of The Chapel Of St Catherine Little Cloisters LodgingsI549 m24 Feb 1958
The Guards Crimean War MemorialII550 m5 Feb 1970
New Zealand HouseII554 m24 Nov 1995
Statue Of James Ii In Front Of National Gallery West WingI557 m5 Feb 1970
Number 7 (Including Former Number 6)II*557 m5 Feb 1970
8 Lampstandards Lining Path Crossing LakeII559 m1 Dec 1987
Crusader HouseII559 m1 Dec 2011
Charing Cross HotelII561 m8 Apr 1987
Former United University ClubII561 m1 Dec 1987
Little Deans Yard Staircase To Doorway And Gateway To School And Busby LibraryI562 m9 Jan 1970
42, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I563 m24 Feb 1958
K6 Telephone Kiosk By Hungerford BridgeII563 m21 May 1987
Gateway To St James'S Park, Opposite Marlborough RoadII566 m5 Feb 1970
Former Dock Retaining Walls To Moat Around Jewel HouseI567 m5 Feb 1970
Queen Eleanor Memorial CrossII*567 m5 Feb 1970
44, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I568 m24 Feb 1958
Approximately 250 Metres Of River Wall With 19 Lamp Standards Immediately West Of The County HallII568 m27 Mar 1981
Choir School And Deans YardII568 m1 Dec 1987
40, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I569 m24 Feb 1958
31a, St James'S Square Sw1II570 m5 Feb 1970
Royal Opera Arcades (Including No 24 Charles Ii Street And No 5b Pall Mall)I571 m5 Feb 1970
The Royal Automobile ClubII*572 m5 Feb 1970
46, Queen Anne'S Gate Sw1I573 m24 Feb 1958
The Jewel House (Or Tower) Of The Palace Of WestminsterI573 m5 Feb 1970
2 Lampstandards Numbered 1 And 2II574 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of George WashingtonII576 m5 Feb 1970
Dean'S YardI577 m24 Feb 1958
11, 12, 14, 16 17, Waterloo Place Sw1 (See Details For Further Address Information)II578 m30 May 1972
Hungerford HouseII578 m21 May 1987
Westminster BridgeII*579 m5 Feb 1970
K6 Telephone KioskII580 m19 Jun 2014
12 Lamp Standards Numbers 1 To 12 (Consecutive)II581 m24 Feb 1958
Memorial To Sir W S GilbertII581 m5 Feb 1970
John Law Baker Memorial Drinking Fountain (St Martin In The Fields Churchyard)II582 m23 Jul 1991
Sainsbury Wing At The National GalleryI583 m9 May 2018
4, Haymarket Sw1II*584 m14 Jan 1970
Drinking Fountain Attached To Church Walls And Railing To Church Of St Martin In The FieldsII584 m23 Jul 1991
3 13, Whitcomb Street Wc2II585 m21 Mar 1974
7 9, Waterloo Place Sw1 (See Details For Further Address Information)II587 m30 May 1972
1 4, Suffolk Place Sw1 (See Details For Further Address Information)II*588 m5 Feb 1970
5, Suffolk Street Sw1II*588 m5 Feb 1970
Her Majesty'S TheatreII*591 m14 Jan 1970
27 28 Pall Mall Including 24 25 St James'S SquareII591 m1 Dec 1987
Church Of St Martin In The FieldsI592 m24 Feb 1958
20 22, Suffolk Street Sw1II*593 m24 Feb 1958
Little Deans YardI594 m24 Feb 1958
6, Suffolk Street Sw1II*594 m5 Feb 1970
Little Deans YardII594 m1 Dec 1987
Dean'S YardI595 m24 Feb 1958
14, Buckingham Street Wc2II*595 m24 Feb 1958
83 85, Pall Mall Sw1II596 m1 Dec 1987
National GalleryI599 m5 Feb 1970
13, Buckingham Street Wc2II*599 m24 Feb 1958
6 1/2 And 7, Suffolk Street Sw1II*600 m5 Feb 1970
12, Buckingham Street Wc2I602 m24 Feb 1958
Little Deans Yard (College Of Westminster School)I603 m9 Jan 1970
3 Lamp Standards To South End Outside Number 5a And Church House,Dean'S YardII603 m9 Jan 1970
Marlborough House With Enclosing Forecourt Walls And East Service/Stable WingI604 m5 Feb 1970
11, Buckingham Street Wc2II*604 m24 Feb 1958
27 And 29, John Adam Street Wc2II605 m14 Jan 1970
7, Haymarket Sw1II605 m14 Jan 1970
10, Buckingham Street Wc2II*607 m24 Feb 1958
Churchyard Wall And Railings Adjoining Entrance To Crypt, On North Side Of Church Of St Martin In The FieldsII607 m14 Jul 1988
York Water GateI608 m24 Feb 1958
9, Buckingham Street Wc2II*608 m24 Feb 1958
Orchard HouseII608 m28 Nov 1986
Gateway And Railings Across South End Of Street With Retaining Wall Steps Down To Victoria Embankment GardensII609 m1 Dec 1987
8, Buckingham Street Wc2II*610 m24 Feb 1958
Dean'S YardII610 m1 Dec 1987
London HouseII*613 m5 Feb 1970
Schomberg HouseII*614 m5 Feb 1970
The South Bank Lion At East End Of Westminster BridgeII*615 m27 Mar 1981
The Haymarket Theatre (Theatre Royal)I619 m14 Jan 1970
Victoria Tower Lodge And Gates To Black Rod GardenI619 m1 Dec 1987
8, 9 And 11, Suffolk Street Sw1II*619 m5 Feb 1970
Summerhouse To Centre Of South Side Of Square GardenII619 m5 Feb 1970
Churchyard Walls And Railings Surrounding Church Of St Martin In The Fields On North, South, East And West SidesI620 m1 Dec 1987
5 Lampstandards Numbered 1 To 5 (Consecutive)II620 m1 Dec 1987
Abbey Precinct WallI622 m24 Feb 1958
79, Pall Mall Sw1II623 m5 Feb 1970
17, Buckingham Street Wc2II*624 m24 Feb 1958
33, St James'S Square Sw1 (See Details For Further Address Information)II*625 m5 Feb 1970
Boundary Wall To Grounds Of St James'S PalaceII625 m5 Feb 1970
18, Buckingham Street Wc2II*626 m24 Feb 1958
Balustrade With 5 Lamp Standards Immediately North Of Main Block Of The County HallII627 m27 Mar 1981
12 14, Suffolk Street Sw1II*629 m5 Feb 1970
19, Buckingham Street Wc2II*629 m24 Feb 1958
St Martin'S Vestry HallII*629 m24 Feb 1958
18, Suffolk Street Sw1I630 m5 Feb 1970
St Martin'S VicarageII*630 m5 Feb 1970
20, Buckingham Street Wc2II*631 m24 Feb 1958
Knife Edge Two Piece SculptureII*631 m19 Jan 2016
Main Block Of The County HallII*631 m19 Oct 1951
St Martin In The Fields Secondary SchoolII*631 m24 Feb 1958
77 And 78, Pall Mall Sw1II631 m5 Feb 1970
Lamp Post Outside 4 Tufton StreetII631 m10 Oct 2024
21, Buckingham Street Wc2II*632 m9 Jan 1970
22, Buckingham Street Wc2II634 m18 Jun 1986
Lamp Post Outside 22 Great College StreetII636 m10 Oct 2024
River Wall With 36 Lamp Standards Between Lambeth Bridge And Westminster BridgeII636 m27 Mar 1981
434 437, Strand Wc2 (See Details For Further Address Information)II*639 m2 Jul 1969
Queen Alexandra MemorialI641 m5 Feb 1970
21, John Adam Street Wc2II641 m14 Jan 1970
Guards Chapel, Wellington BarracksII*643 m9 Jan 1970
London Underground Headquarters Including St James'S Park Underground StationI644 m9 Jan 1970
Church HouseII644 m7 Dec 1988
15 Suffolk StreetII645 m5 Feb 1970
Lamp Post Outside 20 Great College StreetII645 m10 Oct 2024
Memorial To Emmeline And Christabel PankhurstII*646 m5 Feb 1970
Abbey (Canons') Garden 4 StatuesII646 m9 Jan 1970
Oxford And Cambridge University ClubII*648 m5 Feb 1970
Abbey (Canons') GardenII648 m1 Dec 1987
No. 22 Great College Street (Including St Edward'S Chapel, Tufton Street)II648 m1 Dec 1987
6 And 7, York Buildings Wc2II649 m24 Feb 1958
The Edith Cavell MemorialI650 m5 Feb 1970
20 And 21, St James'S Square Sw1I653 m24 Feb 1958
Dean'S Residence, Queen'S ChapelI653 m1 Dec 1987
Lamp Post Outside 16 Great College StreetII654 m10 Oct 2024
Park HouseII654 m3 Mar 1986
Queen'S ChapelI656 m1 Dec 1987
19, Great College Street Sw1II*656 m24 Feb 1958
17 And 18, Great College StreetII*659 m24 Feb 1958
National Portrait GalleryI662 m9 Jan 1970
16, Great College Street Sw1II*663 m24 Feb 1958
Lamp Post Adjacent To 14 Great College StreetII663 m10 Oct 2024
6 Lamp StandardsII664 m5 Feb 1970
British Columbia HouseII664 m22 Nov 1973
The Former Carlton TheatreII665 m16 Oct 2018
Revolving TorsionII*666 m19 Jan 2016
Faith HouseII666 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of William Iii (In Centre Of Square)I667 m24 Feb 1958
1, Barton Street Sw1II*669 m24 Feb 1958
Lamp Post On Corner Of 3 Great College Street And 5 Little College StreetII674 m10 Oct 2024
3, Robert Street Wc2II*675 m24 Feb 1958
67 And 68, Pall Mall Sw1II676 m5 Feb 1970
St Ermin'S HotelII676 m1 Dec 1987
1, Charing Cross Road Wc2II678 m9 Jan 1970
11 14, Barton Street Sw1II*679 m24 Feb 1958
27 Lamp Posts Lining Both Sides Of RoadII679 m1 Dec 1987
Lamp Post Outside 3 Barton StreetII679 m10 Oct 2024
3, Barton Street Sw1II*681 m24 Feb 1958
1 And 2, Robert StreetII*683 m24 Feb 1958
Burberry'SII683 m1 Dec 1987
Statue Of Sir Henry IrvingII683 m24 Feb 1958
Westminster Public LibraryII683 m19 Aug 1996
44, Chandos Place Wc2II686 m15 Jan 1973
Imperial Camel Corps MemorialII686 m24 Feb 1958
Statue Of Robert BurnsII686 m24 Feb 1958
31, St Martin'S Lane Wc2II*688 m15 Jan 1973
K6 Telephone Kiosk, Outside County Hall, One Of A Pair This One Is The Nearer To Westminster BridgeII688 m28 May 1987
Wellington Barracks East GuardhouseII688 m9 Jan 1970
45 And 46, Chandos Place Wc2II690 m1 Dec 1987
Cavell House National Westminster BankII690 m8 Jun 1982
K6 Telephone Kiosk, Outside County Hall One Of A Pair This One Is The Nearer To The County Hall Island BlockII690 m28 May 1987
4 6, Barton Street Sw1II*691 m24 Feb 1958
Fifteen Public Benches On Embankment Footpath Between Lambeth Bridge And Westminster BridgeII691 m27 Mar 1981
Western Corner Block Of Former Charing Cross HospitalII691 m29 Apr 1987
9 And 10, Barton Street Sw1II*692 m1 Dec 1987
Marlborough GateII694 m5 Feb 1970
Westminster Reference LibraryII694 m17 Mar 2016
10 12, Little College Street Sw1II695 m1 Dec 1987
4, Cowley Street Sw1II695 m9 Jan 1970
1, Cowley Street Sw1II*696 m24 Feb 1958
2 And 3, Cowley Street Sw1II*697 m24 Feb 1958
Harold Pinter TheatreII697 m28 Jun 1972
Statuary Group Of The Burghers Of CalaisI698 m5 Feb 1970
54, Pall Mall Sw1II700 m1 Dec 1987

387 in total within about 700 m, nearest first. "Listed since" is the register's entry date, which for older listings is the date the record was digitised rather than the original designation. Grade I is of exceptional interest, II* particularly important, II of special interest. All three carry the same legal consent requirement. National Heritage List for England via planning.data.gov.uk.

What to do:Before budgeting for renovations, confirm with the local planning authority exactly what needs permission.

17.Planning & land designations

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In plain terms: Official planning labels for this location. They shape what can be built here and nearby.

Built-up areaCity of Westminster
Agricultural land classUrban
Local planWestminster City Plan 2019-2040
Heritage at risk ≤1km1
Green Belt0 nearby
National Landscape / AONB0 nearby
National Park0 nearby
Scheduled monument ≤1km2
Registered park or garden9 within 1 km, none within 250 m
Local nature reserveNone within 1 km
Local plan statusAdopted · adopted 21 Apr 2021 · covers 2019–2040 · 20,685 homes required over the plan period
Air Quality Management AreaWithin an AQMA: the council has declared that air quality here breaches an objective
Heritage coastNone within 1 km
World Heritage Site1 within 1 km
Certificate of immunity from listing19 within 1 km
Brownfield register entries within 1,500 m: 95 current, 2 since removed
NameStatusDistance
16/09548/FULLOn register265 m
17/09368/FULLOn register281 m
13/10511/FULLOn register292 m
19/05545/FULLOn register363 m
15/07397/FULLOn register365 m
16/01796/FULLOn register399 m
14/08453/FULLOn register442 m
16/10951/FULLOn register494 m
14/10496/FULLOn register609 m
14/01000/FULLOn register617 m
15/07497/FULLOn register653 m
15/07819/FULLOn register762 m
15/07778/FULLOn register768 m
13/09608/FULLOn register775 m
14/04252/FULLOn register818 m
16/08454/FULLOn register841 m
14/08430/FULLOn register857 m
14/04161/FULLOn register882 m
16/05216/FULLOn register891 m
15/07092/FULLOn register905 m
13/06687/FULLOn register915 m
15/07690/FULLOn register932 m
14/11265/FULLOn register935 m
13/09737/FULLOn register941 m
13/08963/FULLOn register946 m
14/06964/FULLOn register948 m
BLR145On register953 m
15/06224/FULLOn register955 m
16/06616/FULLOn register957 m
18/09619/FULLOn register978 m
16/07801/FULLOn register981 m
17/01162/FULLOn register994 m
14/06963/FULLOn register1001 m
18/01971/FULLOn register1001 m
16/06449/FULLOn register1047 m
20/03010/FULLOn register1049 m
BR019On register1050 m
15/05134/FULLOn register1063 m
15/01827/FULLOn register1065 m
15/06315/FULLOn register1076 m
BLR158On register1079 m
LBCBLR052On register1095 m
13/09185/FULLOn register1097 m
14/07730/FULLOn register1109 m
17330033On register1127 m
15/06951/FULLOn register1137 m
14/05950/FULLOn register1163 m
17330226On register1205 m
13/12007/FULLOn register1215 m
14/11129/FULLOn register1220 m
15/11234/FULLOn register1223 m
15/02851/FULLOn register1234 m
15/07747/FULLOn register1240 m
15/08005/FULLOn register1246 m
14/09094/FULLOn register1254 m
LBCBLR026On register1260 m
19/00788/FULLOn register1262 m
15/06446/FULLOn register1265 m
15/07627/FULLOn register1269 m
HS003On register1270 m
BR015On register1275 m
BLR085Removed from register 2022-12-151279 m
15/08151/FULLOn register1281 m
15/07756/FULLOn register1291 m
BLR024Removed from register 2020-12-151295 m
08/08518/FULLOn register1303 m
17330067On register1305 m
15/07266/FULLOn register1313 m
19/02260/FULLOn register1321 m
14/07052/FULLOn register1324 m
16/01732/FULLOn register1329 m
14/01450/FULLOn register1330 m
16/11248/FULLOn register1339 m
15/00581/FULLOn register1344 m
15/06445/FULLOn register1367 m
16/12156/FULLOn register1370 m
HS007On register1377 m
BR024On register1394 m
15/03432/FULLOn register1398 m
BLR070On register1410 m
12/07764/FULLOn register1415 m
BLR059On register1415 m
11/10055/FULLOn register1417 m
LBCBLR126On register1417 m
14/08299/FULLOn register1430 m
20/00586/FULLOn register1430 m
LBCBLR055On register1434 m
LBCBLR074On register1437 m
LBCBLR022On register1458 m
LBCBLR137On register1458 m
LBCBLR047On register1465 m
LBCBLR027On register1467 m
15/06293/FULLOn register1476 m
17330013On register1482 m
19/00153/FULLOn register1486 m
16-AP-3090On register1490 m
15-AP-3024On register1496 m

Source: the local planning authority's brownfield land register via planning.data.gov.uk. Register entries are candidate sites for housing, not planning permissions; a site "since removed" has usually been built out or withdrawn.

Part 5

Area & lifestyle

What it's actually like to live here: the neighbourhood, getting around, and what's on your doorstep.

18.About this area

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In plain terms: A quick, plain-English picture of 11 Downing Street and its surroundings.

11 Downing Street in London, also known colloquially in the United Kingdom as Number 11, is the official residence of the chancellor of the exchequer. The residence, in Downing Street in London, was built alongside the official residence of the Prime Minister at Number 10 in 1682.

Area summary via Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).

19.Amenities & walkability

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In plain terms: This spot is "very walkable": we found 5661 everyday places (shops, schools, health, parks, food) within about 2.5 km.

Walkability 100/100: Very walkable
100th percentileCar-dependentVery walkable
  • Supermarkets & shops285 nearby · closest 314 m
  • Schools & nurseries146 nearby · closest 495 m
  • GP, pharmacy & health350 nearby · closest 550 m
  • Parks & recreation668 nearby · closest 19 m
  • Cafés, pubs & restaurants4054 nearby · closest 210 m
  • Post office, bank & library158 nearby · closest 470 m
Schools nearby
  • Harris Westminster Sixth Form495 m
  • Westminster Abbey Choir School570 m
  • Milne’s House589 m
  • Westminster School593 m
  • Ashburnham House595 m
  • St. Matthew's Primary School and Nursery721 m
GP, pharmacy & health nearby
  • Embankment Place Primary Healthcare550 m
  • Pall Mall Dental Clinic552 m
  • Boots572 m
  • Dolphins Pharmacy667 m
  • Superdrug679 m
  • Covent Garden Dental Clinic699 m

Amenity locations via OpenStreetMap (ODbL).

20.Crime

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In plain terms: The returned records contain 122151 incidents across 24 months within about a mile of the postcode location. These counts are not adjusted for population or visitors and do not establish how safe this building is.

Last 6 months

24516

incidents ≤1 mile

24-month total

122151

incidents ≤1 mile

Months tracked

24

police.uk · 24 of 24

These are raw counts of incidents reported to police within about a mile. A busy high street naturally shows more than a quiet lane, so read it alongside the area type rather than as a danger score.

24-month trend
What kind of crime
Every category, 24 months
CategoryTotalSharePer monthLast 6 monthsPrevious 6Change
Theft From The Person38,45631%1602.34,7689,101-4333
Other Theft23,91920%996.64,9165,951-1035
Violent Crime15,41913%642.53,8333,967-134
Anti Social Behaviour14,70612%612.83,7043,516+188
Shoplifting9,0667%377.82,8212,237+584
Public Order4,5514%189.61,2631,196+67
Robbery4,4364%184.88051,074-269
Drugs2,9232%121.8749847-98
Burglary2,2402%93.3464550-86
Vehicle Crime2,2352%93.1365378-13
Criminal Damage Arson2,0572%85.7204583-379
Bicycle Theft1,2321%51.3347270+77
Other Crime5080%21.2127111+16
Possession Of Weapons4030%16.815092+58
All categories122,151100%5089.624,51629,873-5357

Street-level crime reported to the police within about a mile of the postcode point (data.police.uk), by the police's own categories. The change column compares the last six calendar months with the six before them. "Anti-social behaviour" is recorded differently from crimes and is not a count of offences.

21.Schools & Ofsted

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In plain terms: The nearest school is Harris Westminster Sixth Form (16 plus), about 506 m away. There are 138 schools within 4 km.

  • Harris Westminster Sixth Form · 16 plusNot currently graded · 506 m
  • St Matthew's School, Westminster · PrimaryGood · 724 m
  • The Grey Coat Hospital · SecondaryOutstanding · 961 m
  • Westminster City School · SecondaryNot currently graded · 1.00 km
  • Soho Parish CofE Primary School · PrimaryNot currently graded · 1.02 km
  • Burdett-Coutts and Townshend Foundation CofE Primary School · PrimaryNot currently graded · 1.07 km
  • Oasis Academy South Bank Primary · PrimaryNot currently graded · 1.17 km
  • The Marine Society College of the Sea · 16 plusNot currently graded · 1.19 km

Schools: DfE Get Information About Schools. Ratings: Ofsted (single overall grades were phased out for routine inspections in 2024, so newer inspections may show no grade).

22.Getting around

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In plain terms: Here are the public-transport stops closest to this home.

Nearby stops

Bus: 87Rail: 13Tram Metro: 21Ferry: 17Other: 28Nearest bus: 106 m
StopTypeWhereDistance
Horse Guards ParadeBus · BCTNot recorded106 m
Banqueting HouseBus · BCTNot recorded113 m
Horse Guards ParadeBus · BCTNot recorded123 m
Horse Guards ParadeBus · BCTNot recorded141 m
Westminster Station / Parliament SquareBus · BCTNot recorded167 m
Parliament SquareBus · BCTNot recorded174 m
Westminster Station / Parliament SquareBus · BCTNot recorded207 m
Whitehall / Horseguards AvenueBus · BCTNot recorded213 m
Horse Guards AvenueBus · BCTNot recorded232 m
Westminster Station / Parliament SquareBus · BCTNot recorded239 m
Westminster Station / Parliament SquareBus · BCTNot recorded244 m
Parliament SquareRail · RSENot recorded262 m

The 12 nearest active stops within 800 m walking radius (NaPTAN, via planning.data.gov.uk). Stops are listed, not services: check timetables for frequency. Public transport stop data: NaPTAN, Department for Transport. © Crown copyright and database right, Open Government Licence v3.0.

23.Noise

Risk

In plain terms: A read on how quiet or noisy the location is likely to be, based mainly on nearby road traffic.

The roads and hotspots behind this reading

Department for Transport traffic counts (2025) for the busiest counted roads near the postcode in Westminster. "Vehicles a day" is the annual average daily flow in both directions; the HGV share is what makes a road feel loud at night.

RoadClassDistanceVehicles a dayHGVs a dayHGV share
A3212Principal 'A' road114 m17,9094272%
A3214Principal 'A' road269 m11,8391731%
A3211Principal 'A' road296 m10,2274825%
A302Principal 'A' road340 m21,1888394%

Road traffic volumes: Department for Transport, Road Traffic Statistics (Annual Average Daily Flow). © Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.

Noise Important Areas (Defra)

The postcode point is inside a Noise Important Area, one of the 1% of locations Defra's strategic noise mapping identifies as most exposed to road or rail noise, where the highway or rail authority must consider action. Source: Road (1).

Noise Important Areas: DEFRA, Noise Action Planning Important Areas (Round 3, England) via environment.data.gov.uk. © Crown copyright and database right, Open Government Licence v3.0.

24.Neighbourhood deprivation

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In plain terms: This neighbourhood sits in decile 8 of 10 on the official deprivation index, meaning it's less deprived than about 80% of England. Higher is better-off.

England deprivation decile 8/10 (2025)
80th percentileMore deprivedLess deprived
Rank24,593 of 33,755 (1 = most deprived)
IndexIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2025 (England) · 2025
How the index breaks down

This small area is ranked 24,593 of 33,755 on the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2025 (England), where 1 is the most deprived (decile 8 of 10). The overall figure is built from the domains below. The same area can be well-off on income and poorly served for access to services, and the parts tell you more than the whole.

The seven domain ranks (income, employment, education, health, crime, barriers to housing and services, living environment) are published by MHCLG only as a spreadsheet download (IoD2025 File 2), not on the map service this report reads, so they are not shown here. They are free at gov.uk/government/collections/english-indices-of-deprivation.

Deciles and ranks are only comparable within England, because each UK nation builds its index differently. The index describes a neighbourhood of a few hundred households, not any one home.

25.Who lives here

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In plain terms: A snapshot of the local community from the 2021 Census, useful for a feel of the neighbourhood.

MSOAWestminster 018
LSOAWestminster 018C
Usual residents6,388
In households5,758
In communal establishments630

Accommodation type

CategoryCountShare
Detached61%
Semi-detached50.9%
Terraced447.6%
In a purpose-built block of flats or tenement38065.5%
Part of a converted or shared house, including bedsits6010.3%
Part of another converted building, for example, former school, church or warehouse376.4%
In a commercial building, for example, in an office building, hotel or over a shop467.9%
A caravan or other mobile or temporary structure20.3%

580 in total, 8 categories.

Household tenure in this area (Census 2021)

How households across this neighbourhood occupy their homes: owned, mortgaged, rented. This is area statistics, not this property's legal title (freehold/leasehold), which is covered in the Tenure section.

CategoryCountShare
Owned19133%
Owned: Owns outright13523.3%
Owned: Owns with a mortgage or loan569.7%
Shared ownership30.5%
Shared ownership: Shared ownership30.5%
Social rented172.9%
Social rented: Rents from council or Local Authority20.3%
Social rented: Other social rented152.6%
Private rented36863.6%
Private rented: Private landlord or letting agency28148.5%
Private rented: Other private rented8715%
Lives rent free00%
Owns with a mortgage or loan or shared ownership5910.2%
Private rented or lives rent free36863.6%

579 in total, 14 categories.

Car or van availability

CategoryCountShare
No cars or vans in household38366%
1 car or van in household13623.4%
2 cars or vans in household437.4%
3 or more cars or vans in household183.1%

580 in total, 4 categories.

General health

CategoryCountShare
Very good health91362.3%
Good health45230.8%
Fair health825.6%
Bad health130.9%
Very bad health60.4%

1,466 in total, 5 categories.

Highest qualification

CategoryCountShare
No qualifications1007.2%
Level 1 and entry level qualifications614.4%
Level 2 qualifications886.3%
Apprenticeship554%
Level 3 qualifications22916.5%
Level 4 qualifications or above81458.5%
Other qualifications453.2%

1,392 in total, 7 categories.

Economic activity status

CategoryCountShare
Economically active (excluding full-time students)86161.9%
Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment84660.8%
Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment:Employee65847.3%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Employee: Part-time866.2%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Employee: Full-time57241.1%
Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment:Self-employed with employees604.3%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed with employees: Part-time181.3%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed with employees: Full-time423%
Economically active (excluding full-time students):In employment:Self-employed without employees1289.2%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed without employees: Part-time564%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): In employment: Self-employed without employees: Full-time725.2%
Economically active (excluding full-time students): Unemployed151.1%
Economically active and a full-time student513.7%
Economically active and a full-time student:In employment302.2%
Economically active and a full-time student:In employment:Employee241.7%
Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Employee: Part-time181.3%
Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Employee: Full-time60.4%
Economically active and a full-time student:In employment:Self-employed with employees20.1%
Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed with employees: Part-time10.1%
Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed with employees: Full-time10.1%
Economically active and a full-time student:In employment:Self-employed without employees40.3%
Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed without employees: Part-time20.1%
Economically active and a full-time student: In employment: Self-employed without employees: Full-time20.1%
Economically active and a full-time student: Unemployed211.5%
Economically inactive48034.5%
Economically inactive: Retired1097.8%
Economically inactive: Student21315.3%
Economically inactive: Looking after home or family483.4%
Economically inactive: Long-term sick or disabled40.3%
Economically inactive: Other1067.6%

1,392 in total, 30 categories.

Census 2021 (ONS), for the Lower Layer Super Output Area E01004736 (Westminster 018C), a neighbourhood of roughly 1,500 people. Shares are of each table's total. Source: Census 2021, Office for National Statistics via Nomis. © Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.

26.Food hygiene nearby

Fair

In plain terms: There are 16767 food businesses with hygiene ratings within about 0.5 miles, a quick gauge of local cafés and takeaways.

5★ Very good: 30

The 30 nearest of 16767 rated premises within about 0.5 miles. None of those listed is rated below 3.

BusinessTypeRatingInspectedDistance
Cabinet War RoomsRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good19 Dec 20230.11 mi
Acorn NurserySchool/college/university5/5 · Very good29 Jan 20240.13 mi
Red Lion Public HouseRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good1 Feb 20240.13 mi
Restaurant AssociatesOther catering premises5/5 · Very good10 Mar 20250.14 mi
Storeys Gate CafeRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good3 Feb 20240.14 mi
ESSRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good15 Jul 20260.15 mi
Royal Institute of Chartered SurveyorsRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good5 Oct 20230.17 mi
The YardRetailers - other5/5 · Very good28 Mar 20230.17 mi
ECSITakeaway/sandwich shop5/5 · Very good3 Jul 20250.18 mi
St Stephens TavernRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good31 Jan 20250.18 mi
Clarence Public HouseRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good19 Apr 20240.19 mi
Cafe de RoyaleRetailers - other5/5 · Very good9 Dec 20240.19 mi
Lola's Cupcakes WestminsterRetailers - other5/5 · Very good7 Jul 20260.20 mi
WH SmithRetailers - other5/5 · Very good22 May 20240.20 mi
GreggsTakeaway/sandwich shop5/5 · Very good7 Dec 20240.20 mi
The Farmers ClubRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good18 Feb 20250.20 mi
Old Queen Street CafeRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good17 Dec 20250.20 mi
Horse And GuardsmanRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good30 Oct 20250.20 mi
Caffe Concerto WhitehallRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good23 Feb 20240.20 mi
Queen Elizabeth ll Conference CentreOther catering premises5/5 · Very good20 Aug 20250.20 mi
Old Shades Public HouseRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good8 Feb 20240.21 mi
Pret a MangerRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good22 Apr 20260.21 mi
TescoRetailers - supermarkets/hypermarkets5/5 · Very good12 Nov 20240.21 mi
Caffe NeroRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good24 Feb 20240.21 mi
The Silver Cross Public HouseRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good2 Sept 20250.21 mi
Great Scotland Yard HotelHotel/bed & breakfast/guest house5/5 · Very good23 Jul 20260.21 mi
TreatsRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good13 Jan 20260.21 mi
Trafalgar TheatreRestaurant/Cafe/Canteen5/5 · Very good15 Apr 20240.21 mi
Corinthia Hotel LondonHotel/bed & breakfast/guest house5/5 · Very good21 Jan 20260.21 mi
The Royal Horseguards HotelHotel/bed & breakfast/guest house5/5 · Very good26 Oct 20230.21 mi

16737 more rated premises within the radius are not listed.

By type: Restaurant/Cafe/Canteen 17 · Retailers - other 4 · Hotel/bed & breakfast/guest house 3 · Other catering premises 2 · Takeaway/sandwich shop 2 · School/college/university 1 · Retailers - supermarkets/hypermarkets 1.

Food hygiene ratings: Food Standards Agency, ratings.food.gov.uk. © Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0. Ratings shown as at their inspection date and may have changed.

27.How we scored it

Fair

In plain terms: For transparency, here's each factor behind the IQ Score. A higher bar is better.

Surface-water screening70/100

The mapped surface-water band at the postcode location is Low (Environment Agency NaFRA2). This component covers surface water only; it does not establish this building's flood probability, river/sea risk or flood history. Nearby warning areas do not change this band-based score.

Coal mining100/100

The queried point is outside the returned Development High and Low Risk Areas. This does not rule out all mining hazards.

Subsidence25/100

Shrink–swell (clay subsidence): Significant across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); no cell in Great Britain is rated higher for this hazard. This layer, not the clay projection, sets the score. Clay-shrinkage subsidence by 2030: Probable (BGS UKCP18 Average scenario).

Radon100/100

Low radon potential (band 1/6), below the radon Affected Area threshold.

Crime25/100

3908 street-level crimes reported in August 2026 near this postcode.

28.Corporate ownership and building records

Fair

In plain terms: Dated corporate-title, company-status and building-register evidence where an exact link has been reviewed. These records do not replace title documents, lease review or a building assessment.

These records use exact address, company-number or reviewed building-ID links. A shared postcode is not a match. Other spatial checks in this report are centred on the postcode location unless their source states otherwise.

UK corporate ownership

Coverage: England and Wales; eligible non-private registered proprietors only

Source unavailable. No reviewed source record is available for this report. This source has not been checked here.

Official source · Source date unavailable

Overseas corporate ownership

Coverage: England and Wales; overseas corporate titles, with dataset exclusions

Source unavailable. No reviewed source record is available for this report. This source has not been checked here.

Official source · Source date unavailable

Companies House recorded status

Coverage: Exact Companies House numbers linked to matched corporate title records

Source unavailable. No reviewed source record is available for this report. This source has not been checked here.

Official source · Source date unavailable

Registered higher-risk building

Coverage: England only; buildings within the Building Safety Regulator register's scope

Source unavailable. No reviewed source record is available for this report. This source has not been checked here.

Official source · Source date unavailable

29.Questions for your surveyor

Fair

In plain terms: Share these questions with the surveyor inspecting this building. They follow the report's available findings and gaps; they do not select a survey level or confirm the building's condition.

  1. Condition that public records cannot show

    Report context: This report has not physically inspected the building.

    Ask: What should you inspect for damp, roof condition, cracking, drainage and past alterations, and what will remain outside your inspection?

  2. Surface-water screening

    Report context: The mapped surface-water band at the postcode location is Low (Environment Agency NaFRA2). This component covers surface water only; it does not establish this building's flood probability, river/sea risk or flood history. Nearby warning areas do not change this band-based score.

    Ask: Do you see signs of past water entry or drainage problems, and what further checks would help explain the mapped flood finding?

  3. Subsidence

    Report context: Shrink–swell (clay subsidence): Significant across this 65 km² area (BGS GeoSure 5 km cell); no cell in Great Britain is rated higher for this hazard. This layer, not the clay projection, sets the score. Clay-shrinkage subsidence by 2030: Probable (BGS UKCP18 Average scenario).

    Ask: Do the building, drains or nearby trees show anything that warrants further investigation for movement, given the area ground-hazard finding?

  4. Energy (EPC): check not completed

    Report context: An address-matched EPC was not available for this check. Look up the current certificate on the official energy-certificate register.

    Ask: Does this missing energy (epc) information affect what you need to investigate, or should I ask a relevant specialist?

  5. Heritage and alterations

    Report context: The report records heritage or planning designations at or near this address; see that section for the extent.

    Ask: Do you see alterations or proposed repairs whose materials, methods or permissions need further checking with the relevant authority?

30.Before you offer: your checklist

Fair

In plain terms: Here are the practical next steps this report points to for this specific home. Tick them off before you commit.

  1. 1Ask the seller on the TA6 form whether the property has ever flooded, and get a flood-specific insurance quote before you commit.
  2. 2Look up the property's EPC at gov.uk/find-energy-certificate to gauge running costs.
  3. 3Heritage or planning protections apply nearby. Confirm with the local planning authority what alterations need permission before budgeting works.
  4. 4Check the planning status of the major infrastructure project(s) listed nearby and how they might affect the area.
  5. 5Discuss the building and these findings with a surveyor, and agree an appropriate inspection scope before committing to the purchase.
  6. 6Use this report to brief your conveyancer: it flags what their official searches should confirm.

This report is preliminary due-diligence built from official public data to help you decide and negotiate before you offer. It is not a survey, a formal valuation or legal advice.

31.Sources consulted for this report

Fair

In plain terms: Every public register and dataset this report asked, with whether it answered. Where one did not, the section that depends on it says so above rather than showing a clean result.

161 requests to 104 public sources were made for this report: 154 answered and 7 did not. 6 sources did not answer at all. Wherever that is the case the section above says "could not check" rather than showing a clean result.

SourceOKFailedStatus
CDRC/OAC202101Not checked: did not answer · fetch failed
EA NCERM 2024 (NCERM_SMP_2105_0CC)01Not checked: did not answer · HTTP 404
ea/flood-map-for-planning/flood-storage01Not checked: did not answer · ArcGIS error payload
EPC/domestic/search01Not checked: did not answer
police.uk/2025-1101Not checked: did not answer
TfL StopPoint01Not checked: did not answer
ea/lidar-composite-fz-dsm-1m41Partly answered · HTTP 403 rate-limited after 3 attempts (unknown, NOT "no data")
BGS GeoSure 5km hex + non-coal Mining 1km hex (bundled artifact)10Answered
BGS/landslideindex10Answered
BGS/shrinkswell-L3-203010Answered
BGS/shrinkswell-L4-207010Answered
DEFRA/noise-important-areas10Answered
DfT/aadf20Answered
DfT/local-authorities10Answered
EA-AM/asset360Answered
EA-AM/asset.geojson10Answered
EA-AM/capital-project50Answered
EA-AM/capital-project.geojson10Answered
EA-DSP/historic-landfill10Answered
EA-DSP/permitted-waste-sites-authorised-landfill-site-boundaries10Answered
EA-EDM/snapshot10Answered
EA-PI/snapshot10Answered
EA-PR/industrial-installations10Answered
EA-PR/radioactive-substance10Answered
EA-PR/waste-exemptions10Answered
EA-PR/waste-operations10Answered
EA-PR/water-discharge-exemptions10Answered
EA-PR/water-discharges10Answered
EA/active-floods10Answered
EA/climate-change-allowances10Answered
ea/flood-map-for-planning10Answered
EA/historic-flood-map20Answered
ea/lidar-composite-dtm-1m20Answered
EA/nafra2-surface-water20Answered
EA/recorded-flood-outlines20Answered
FSA/Establishments10Answered
gov.uk/content/ctsop10Answered
gov.uk/search/ctsop10Answered
govuk-search/count10Answered
govuk-search/list20Answered
MHCLG/IoD2025-FS10Answered
MRA/DHRA-point10Answered
MRA/DLRA-point10Answered
Nomis/Census202110Answered
Nomis/TS03710Answered
Nomis/TS04410Answered
Nomis/TS04510Answered
Nomis/TS05410Answered
Nomis/TS06610Answered
Nomis/TS06710Answered
planning.data/agricultural-land-classification/point10Answered
planning.data/air-quality-management-area20Answered
planning.data/ancient-woodland10Answered
planning.data/area-of-outstanding-natural-beauty10Answered
planning.data/article-4-direction-area10Answered
planning.data/brownfield-land10Answered
planning.data/built-up-area/point10Answered
planning.data/certificate-of-immunity20Answered
planning.data/conservation-area10Answered
planning.data/green-belt10Answered
planning.data/heritage-at-risk10Answered
planning.data/heritage-coast10Answered
planning.data/listed-building10Answered
planning.data/local-nature-reserve10Answered
planning.data/local-plan20Answered
planning.data/local-plan-boundary/point10Answered
planning.data/national-park10Answered
planning.data/park-and-garden10Answered
planning.data/scheduled-monument20Answered
planning.data/transport-access-node10Answered
planning.data/tree-preservation-order10Answered
planning.data/world-heritage-site20Answered
police.uk/2024-0910Answered
police.uk/2024-1010Answered
police.uk/2024-1110Answered
police.uk/2024-1210Answered
police.uk/2025-0110Answered
police.uk/2025-0210Answered
police.uk/2025-0310Answered
police.uk/2025-0410Answered
police.uk/2025-0510Answered
police.uk/2025-0610Answered
police.uk/2025-0710Answered
police.uk/2025-0810Answered
police.uk/2025-0910Answered
police.uk/2025-1010Answered
police.uk/2025-11#retry110Answered
police.uk/2025-1210Answered
police.uk/2026-0110Answered
police.uk/2026-0210Answered
police.uk/2026-0310Answered
police.uk/2026-0410Answered
police.uk/2026-0510Answered
police.uk/2026-0610Answered
police.uk/2026-0710Answered
police.uk/2026-0810Answered
postcodes.io/codes10Answered
postcodes.io/geocode10Answered
postcodes.io/nearby10Answered
UKHPI/London10Answered
UKHPI/United Kingdom10Answered
UKHPI/Westminster40Answered
UKHSA/radon-atlas-v310Answered
VOA/CTSOP1.1.zip10Answered

A source that did not answer is missing information, never evidence of a clean result. Requests are to the public registers named in each section; no commercial search provider is used.

Report scope and source limits

This report covers the summary, IQ score and its source coverage, available hazards, ground stability, radon, coal mining, planning registers, and questions to follow up. The detailed sections identify the sources that answered. An omitted or unanswered source remains unknown and must be checked before relying on it.

  • Ground stability: available BGS area screening appears in the ground findings; it does not establish the condition of this building.
  • Radon: screening context appears in the ground findings; a property test is needed to establish indoor levels.
  • Coal mining: the available coal-area screen is described in the ground findings; it is not a property mining search.
  • Planning: public land and heritage designations, where available, do not establish the full application or enforcement history. Check the local planning authority register and the solicitor's searches for the exact property.

Source follow-up: British Geological Survey, UKradon, Mining Remediation Authority, and the property's local planning authority. A source returning no usable information is not evidence that the property is clear.

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The Historic England list entry records its architectural history and designation. A heritage record explains the listed building; it is not a sale price or a valuation.

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