Area prices · E1W · Tower Hamlets
What can you get for your money in E1W, Tower Hamlets?
Homes in E1W typically sold for £527,500 in the 12 months to Sep 2026, across 164 sales around Tower Hamlets. That's 33.6% lower than the year before. Terraced homes typically went for £1,080,000 and flats £500,000.
E1W is cheaper than 4 of its 8 nearest areas. Nearby, London (EC2Y) is the priciest at £825,000 and London (E1) the cheapest at £450,000.
Worked out from homes sold in E1W in the 12 months to Sep 2026. Land Registry doesn't record bedrooms, so bedrooms only change the homes on the market below.
On the market now
Seen by Housewizz users on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket.
Where your money goes further
Nearby areas and what homes typically sell for there.
- E1 London0.9 km · typically £450,000
- EC3N London1.2 km · typically £490,000
- SE16 London1.5 km · typically £460,000
- E2 London2.2 km · typically £497,500
- EC2A London2.4 km · typically £620,000
- SE1 London2.5 km · typically £565,000
- EC2Y London2.6 km · typically £825,000
- EC1Y London2.8 km · typically £582,500
Sold prices in E1W
164 sales from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026.
| Type | Typical | Most sold between | Year on year | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All homes | £527,500 | £300,000 to £1,240,500 | Down 33.6% | 164 |
| Detached | No sales in the last 12 months | |||
| Semi-detached | No sales in the last 12 months | |||
| Terraced | £1,080,000 | £784,000 to £1,698,500 | – | 9 |
| Flat | £500,000 | £300,000 to £1,215,500 | Down 36.9% | 155 |
Typical is the median. "Most sold between" runs from the cheapest tenth to the dearest tenth.
Recent sales
- £425,000Wapping Wall, London · Sep 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £640,000Wapping High Street, London · Sep 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £402,500Asher Way, London · Sep 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £615,000New Crane Place, London · Aug 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £275,000Wapping High Street, London · Aug 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £850,000Wapping High Street, London · Aug 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £800,000Rum Close, London · Aug 2026Terraced
- £696,000Wapping High Street, London · Aug 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £610,000Wapping High Street, London · Aug 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £305,000Wapping Lane, London · Jul 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £890,000Wapping High Street, London · Jul 2026Flat · Leasehold
- £445,000Prusom Street, London · Jul 2026Flat · Leasehold
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, Open Government Licence v3.0. Standard sales only.
About these figures
Where do the sold prices come from?
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data for E1W, from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026. It covers standard sales in England and Wales. Some sales take a few months to be registered, so the latest weeks can look thin.
How is "how much of the market your budget reaches" worked out?
We take the spread of prices each type of home sold for and see what share sold at or under your budget. It's a guide to how much choice you'd have, not a valuation.
Where do the homes on the market come from?
When someone with Housewizz views a listing, the extension notes its price, dates and status, never who they are. Asking prices are often higher than what homes sell for.
See the full price history on every listing
Housewizz is a free extension for Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket. It shows every price cut, what homes nearby sold for and how long a listing has been up, right on the page.
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