At a Glance
This flat is located in LONDON, SW8 3QQ. The property offers 135.74m² (1461 sq ft) of spacious living space. With an EPC rating of D (66/100), this property is around the UK average for energy efficiency. This property benefits from a air source heat pump system, which can deliver 3-4 units of heat for every unit of electricity used. Heat pumps are eligible for the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, making them increasingly popular for UK homes seeking to reduce carbon emissions. Double glazing is installed throughout the property, providing good thermal and acoustic insulation. Estimated annual energy costs are £1490, comprising £726 for heating, £513 for hot water, and £251 for lighting. The property produces 5.7 tonnes of CO2 per year, which is moderate for a UK home.
With an energy efficiency score of 66/100, this LONDON property is around the national average for UK homes. At £1490 per year, energy costs are below the national average of £1800. At 135.74m², this property is significantly larger than the average UK home (87m²).
Data source: Comparisons based on UK national statistics from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.This property is located in the SW8 postcode district.
National Ranking: With an EPC score of 66/100, this property is average and performs better than approximately 45% of UK homes for energy efficiency.
Top 55% nationally
Energy Costs: £946/year more than the LONDON average
Current Rating
Potential Rating
Based on assessment dated 23 Jun 2009
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Full Address
Flat 138
Lanson Building
348 Queenstown Road
SW8 3QQ
LONDON
Property Type
Flat
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Construction Age
NO DATA!
Floor Area
135.74 m²
NaN total rooms
NaN heated
Efficiency Score
66 / 100
Potential: 68
CO₂ Emissions
5.7 tonnes/year
19 kg/m²
Energy Consumption
125 kWh/m²/year
Last Inspected
23 Jun 2009
new dwelling
LONDON is situated in South West London, London. Properties in LONDON have an average EPC rating of D (score 64/100). The SW8 postcode district contains over 22500 registered properties.
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Heating
Air source heat pump, Warm air, electric
£726.0/yr
Hot Water
£513.0/yr
Lighting
NaN% low energy
£251.0/yr
Save £107/yr
Walls
Average thermal transmittance 0.33 W/m?K
Roof
Average thermal transmittance 0.25 W/m?K
Windows
Fully double glazed
Floor
(other premises below)
Heating System
Air source heat pump, Warm air, electric
Main Fuel
Electricity: electricity, unspecified tariff
Lighting
Low energy lighting in 25% of fixed outlets
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