24 Apr 2026
Costliest Streets in Great Britain
New data from Rightmove shows the most expensive streets in Britain, with no surprise being that the majority are located in the Capital.
There is only one street outside of London that falls within the top 20 most costly, which is East Road in Elmbridge, Surrey, with an average asking price of £8,795,714.
Most expensive in London
Unsurprisingly, the high-cost properties are located in London, specifically Westminster, Barnet, and Kensington.
Below are the top 10 most expensive streets in Britain:
- Winnington Road, Barnet - £12,538,095
- Chester Square, Westminster - £11,546,428
- The Bishops Avenue, Barnet - £8,930,650
- Thurloe Place, Kensington and Chelsea - £8,904,545
- East Road, Elmbridge - £8,795,714
- Ebury Square, Westminster - £8,521,111
- Knightsbridge, Westminster - £8,260,000
- Wilton Place, Westminster - £7,405,000
- Montpelier Square, Westminster - £7,405,000
- Cumberland Terrace, Camden - £7,400,000
Most expensive outside of London
Outside of the capital, there are several properties that exceed the £2m mark
Below are the top 10 most expensive streets outside of London:
- East Road, Elmbridge - £8,795,714
- Newlands Avenue, Hertsmere - £3,950,000
- Congleton Road, Cheshire East - £3,323,500
- Larch Avenue, Windsor and Maidenhead - £2,779,167
- Salterns Way, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole – £2,460,000
- Brookmans Avenue, Welwyn Hatfield - £2,438,750
- Tiddington Road, Stratford-upon-Avon - £2,306,667
- Burnham Road, Maldon - £2,197,726
- Penn Road, Buckinghamshire - £2,191,000
- High Street, South Cambridgeshire - £2,181,667
Source: Rightmove.
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