Norland

Norland is one of 18 wards in Kensington and Chelsea, home to 5,698 people in 2,705 households (Census 2021). Homes sold for a median of £1,500,000 over the past two years, 30% above the Kensington and Chelsea median. On average 15% of the land within 500 metres of a home postcode is green space — 36% above the Kensington and Chelsea average.

Ward E05009398 · 169 postcodes · Updated 24 October 2026

5,698residentsCensus 2021

£1.50mmedian sale price122 sales, 24 months

15%green within 500 mpostcode average

84%gigabit broadbandaverage of postcodes

Norland in Kensington and ChelseaPostcodes in Norland highlighted; the rest of Kensington and Chelsea in grey

Map of Kensington and Chelsea with Norland highlighted

People and homes.

5,698 residents in 2,705 households, next to the Kensington and Chelsea average.

17%

aged 15–29

16%

aged 65 and over

40%

owner-occupied homes

33%

privately rented

26%

socially rented

34%

flats in purpose-built blocks

Source: Census 2021, Office for National Statistics

Prices.

Quarterly median of standard sales in Norland and Kensington and Chelsea.

NorlandKensington and Chelsea

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, sales to 28 Aug 2026

Safety.

Police recorded 630 crimes and incidents in Norland in the 12 months to Aug 2026: 111 per 1,000 residents, against 174 across Kensington and Chelsea.

Last 12 monthsPrevious 12 months

Police.uk records crimes by approximate location, not by where victims or offenders live. Busy streets, shops, stations and nightlife record more. Figures are counts, not a measure of personal risk. Rates per resident are higher wherever many people visit but few live, such as city centres.

Source: data.police.uk street-level crime, Metropolitan Police Service (Open Government Licence v3.0)

Food hygiene.

Food businesses in Norland with a published hygiene rating.

42rated food businessesin total

98%rated good or very good (4 or 5)Kensington and Chelsea: 96%

0rated 2 or belowlatest inspection

Council food safety officers rate businesses from 0 (urgent improvement necessary) to 5 (very good) for hygiene, the state of the premises and how food safety is managed. A rating reflects the standards found on the day of inspection, not the quality of the food.

Source: Food Standards Agency, food hygiene rating data as of 26 October 2026 (Open Government Licence)