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6 bedroom flat, The Green, Central London

Central London, WC1 7WD

Added 21 Jul 2026

£1,700 pcm

Rent per month

Bedrooms

6

Bathrooms

1

Size

1,970 sqft

Type

flat

Match

77%

  • TenureLeasehold
  • Council taxBand D
  • EPCC
  • ParkingAllocated Bay
  • GardenPrivate Rear Garden

About this home

Available to rent — a 6-bedroom flat in Central London, WC1 7WD, extending to approximately 1970 sq ft.

Key features

  • Bike storage
  • Double glazing
  • Fibre broadband
  • Long lease
  • Recently redecorated
  • Well-managed block
  • Allocated bay parking
  • Private rear garden
  • EPC rating C

The Full Picture

Everything you need upfront

Facts a buyer or tenant should have before making an offer — in line with the Government's homebuying reform roadmap.

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Listed 21 Jul 2026 · 12 days on GaffbeePrice: No price changesSee full history →

Property facts

Tenure
Leasehold
Council tax
Band D
Year built
1945
Heating
Underfloor + Gas
Parking
Allocated Bay
Garden
Private Rear Garden

Rental details

Deposit
£1,954
Available
11 Nov 2026
Furnished
Unfurnished
Min tenancy
12 months
Pets
Not allowed

Energy performance

  • A
  • B
  • CScore 77
  • D
  • E
  • F
  • G

The higher the rating, the more energy efficient the property and the lower the fuel bills.

Floorplan & rooms

Interactive

Total size

1,970 sqft

183

Key highlights

Where it is

Location & Street View

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Approximate location. Drag the Street View to look around; use the Pegman to walk down the road.

Neighbourhood

Area, schools & transport

Nearby schools

Distance from this property · Ofsted-style ratings

Indicative catchments and ratings only — always confirm admissions with the local authority.

Transport nearby

Stations & stops
  • Junction

    Rail

    1 mi
  • Riverside Station

    Tram

    1.5 mi
  • Kings Road

    Overground

    1.8 mi
  • Bridge Road

    Overground

    2.6 mi

Commute highlights

Estimated travel times to major UK hubs

London Kings Cross

1.5 mi away

Drive
12 min
Train
16 min

Birmingham New Street

98.6 mi away

Drive
2h 13m
Train
1h 31m

Bristol Temple Meads

104.4 mi away

Drive
2h 20m
Train
1h 35m

Manchester Piccadilly

160.1 mi away

Drive
3h 30m
Train
2h 18m

Leeds

166.8 mi away

Drive
3h 38m
Train
2h 23m

Estimates based on straight-line distance. Actual times vary with traffic, changes and service.

Nearby amenities

  • 🛒

    Supermarket

    Co-op

    0.4 mi
  • 🏋️

    Gym

    The Gym Group

    0.6 mi
  • 🌳

    Park

    Victoria Park

    0.9 mi
  • 🩺

    GP surgery

    St Andrew's Medical

    0.4 mi
  • 🍽️

    Restaurants

    Village square

    0.5 mi
  • Café

    Kaffeine

    0.7 mi

Commute time

Estimate the journey from Central London, WC1 7WD to your workplace or a place you visit often.

Broadband

Indicative Ofcom-style download speeds. Providers vary.

Standard22 Mbps
Superfast73 Mbps
Ultrafast447 Mbps

Mobile coverage

Voice & data indoor/outdoor by network.

  • EEIndoor: GoodOutdoor: Good
  • VodafoneIndoor: GoodOutdoor: Good
  • O2Indoor: GoodOutdoor: Limited
  • ThreeIndoor: GoodOutdoor: Limited

Local market

Market insights

Running the numbers

Costs & finance

Rent affordability

Estimate

Check if this rent fits your monthly budget.

Your share of rent

£1,700 /mo

£1,700 pcm ÷ 1 tenant

Budget used92%

Within budget

Headroom / mo
£150
Suggested gross salary
£58,286 /yr
Suggested gross / mo
£4,857
Annual rent (your share)
£20,400

Most UK landlords require gross income of ~30× monthly rent (or a guarantor at 36×). Figures indicative.

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Move-in cost

Deposit & term

Adjust deposit and term to plan your upfront outlay.

Estimated to move in

£3,662

Deposit £1,962 + 1 month rent £1,700

Weekly rent
£392
Annual rent
£20,400
Total over 12 mo
£20,400
Deposit cap (TFA 2019)
5 weeks

Tenant Fees Act 2019 caps deposits at 5 weeks' rent (6 weeks if annual rent ≥ £50,000). Holding deposits capped at 1 week.

Mortgage affordability

Rent vs buy

Buying an equivalent home would cost roughly £408,000 at a 5% yield benchmark. See if a mortgage stacks up against renting.

Max you could offer

£288,500

Loan up to £247,500 + £41,000 deposit · capped by income (4.5× LTI)

This home if bought

£408,000

Short by £119,500 · needs income ~£81,556/yr

Affordable monthly repayment
£1,604 /mo
Required repayment for this home
£1,914 /mo
Max loan on 4.5× income
£247,500
Deposit as % of listing
10.0%

Affordability summary

Stretch

You'd need about £81,556/yr income or £119,500 more deposit.

Monthly all-in

£2,288 /mo

£1,914 mortgage + £374 running · 50% of gross pay

Upfront cash

£41,000

£41,000 deposit + £0 fees

Lender check

Too big

Need £367,000 · max on income £247,500

  • Loan needed (£367,000) exceeds the 4.5× income cap of £247,500
  • Monthly all-in (£2,288) breaches your 35% repayment cap of £1,604
  • Upfront cash of £41,000 is covered by your deposit and a small buffer

UK lenders typically cap borrowing at 4.5× total income and want repayments under ~35–40% of gross pay. Actual offers depend on credit, outgoings, and product — always get an Agreement in Principle.

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Tenure & lease

Tenure

leasehold

Lease remaining

179 years

Service charge

£2,291 / year

Ground rent

£172 / year

Due diligence

Checks, risks & material information

Check before you buy

Material information for this address — flooding, crime, connectivity, planning, ground conditions and legal notes. Indicative only; verify with your solicitor before exchange.

Flood risk

Surface waterMedium
Rivers & seaLow
ReservoirsLow
GroundwaterLow

Crime (last 12 months)

45

/ 1k residents

Low

5.1% vs previous year

Anti-social15
Violence11
Burglary5
Vehicle7
Other6

Broadband

195 Mbps

Up to 34 Mbps upload
StandardYes
SuperfastYes
UltrafastYes
Full fibreNo

10 providers available at this address.

Mobile coverage

NetworkIndoor voiceIndoor dataOutdoor voiceOutdoor data
EEGoodGoodGoodLimited
O2GoodGoodLimitedGood
ThreeLimitedGoodGoodGood
VodafoneGoodGoodGoodLimited

Planning applications

3within 250 m in the last 12 months

  • Loft conversion with rear dormer

    2026/3520/HH · 6 May 2026

    Pending
  • Two-storey side extension

    2026/5471/HH · 11 Jul 2026

    Pending
  • Replacement windows (conservation)

    2026/4200/HH · 1 Jul 2026

    Approved

Ground & environment

CoalfieldYes — search recommended
Historic miningNo
RadonLow
SubsidenceLow
Contaminated landNone recorded

Building & legal

Listed buildingNot listed
Conservation areaYes
Tree Preservation OrderNo
Article 4 directionNone
Cladding / EWS1N/A
New-build warrantyN/A

Sources (to be integrated): Environment Agency, police.uk, Ofcom, planning.data.gov.uk, GOV.UK EPC register, Coal Authority, UK Radon.

Material information

NTSELAT Parts A/B/C
Tenure
leasehold
Council tax band
D
Price qualifier
Guide price

Presented in line with National Trading Standards Estate & Letting Agency Team guidance.

Buying, viewing and fees — Central London, WC1 7WD

How do I book a viewing at 6 bedroom flat, The Green, Central London, Central London, WC1 7WD?

Use the "Book a viewing" button on this listing to pick a date and time. Your request goes straight to Kensington & Notting Hill Residential, who confirms the slot by email and text — usually within one working day. Accompanied viewings are free and you can request an evening or weekend appointment.

What fees do I pay to rent 6 bedroom flat, The Green, Central London, Central London, WC1 7WD?

The advertised rent is £1,700 pcm. Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 letting agents in England cannot charge tenants setup, referencing or renewal fees. You should budget for a holding deposit (up to one week's rent), a tenancy deposit (up to five weeks' rent where annual rent is under £50,000), plus council tax (band D), utilities and contents insurance. Gaffbee never charges buyers or renters a fee.

What happens after my rental application is accepted?

Kensington & Notting Hill Residential takes a holding deposit and starts referencing — right to rent checks, employment and income verification, previous landlord references and a credit check. Once passed, you sign the tenancy agreement, pay the first month's rent and deposit (protected in a government-approved scheme), then collect keys on the move-in date.

Am I eligible to rent this property?

Most landlords look for a combined household income of around 30x the monthly rent (about £51,000 a year here), a UK right to rent, satisfactory references and a clean credit history. A guarantor or advance rent is often accepted if you don't meet the income test — students and first-time renters included.

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