LONDON · 93 properties with a certificate

EPCs for W2 4HD

The median energy score here is 64 · part of Kensington and Chelsea · radon potential class 1 of 6 (what this means)

32% of the certificated homes in W2 4HD currently rate C or better, behind the 65% among recent certificates across England and Wales. The mix here:

A 0.0%B 0.0%C 32.3%D 41.9%E 22.6%F 3.2%G 0.0%

30 × band C, 39 × band D, 21 × band E, 3 × band F. Each rating is the property’s most recent certificate; older certificates appear on the property page.

Can’t see an address? Homes only appear once they have been assessed, usually when built, sold or let. The official register is at gov.uk. Wondering about a low rating? Start with how to improve an EPC.

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