Britain’s most expensive streets revealed

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  • The latest edition of Rightmove’s Most Expensive Streets report reveals that Winnington Road in Barnet, London, retains its position as Great Britain’s most expensive street, with an average asking price of £12,538,095
  • Chester Square in Westminster is second, with an average asking price of £11,546,428 and The Bishops Avenue in Barnet is third, with a price tag of £8,930,650
  • East Road in Elmbridge, Surrey, is the most expensive street outside of London, and is the only street outside of London in the top 20
  • Drumsheugh Gardens in Edinburgh (£560,000) is the most expensive street in Scotland, and Hollybush Road in Cardiff (£1,237,500) is the most expensive in Wales
The latest edition of Rightmove’s Most Expensive Streets report reveals that Winnington Road in Barnet, London retains its top-spot position as 2026’s most expensive street in Great Britain, with an average asking price of £12,538,095.
The analysis is based on Rightmove’s market leading data, with the UK’s largest choice of homes for sale and rent and includes streets where at least five homes have been available for sale across January this year.
Chester Square in Westminster, London, is second, with an average asking price of £11,546,428 and The Bishops Avenue in Barnet, London, is third, with a price tag of £8,930,650.
East Road in Elmbridge, Surrey, is the most expensive street outside of London, and is the only street outside of London in the top 20, with an average price of £8,795,714.
Drumsheugh Gardens in Edinburgh (£560,000) is the most expensive street in Scotland, and Hollybush Road in Cardiff (£1,237,500) is the most expensive in Wales.
Colleen Babcock, Rightmove’s property expert says: “Britain’s most expensive streets always capture the nation’s attention and this year we see the return of Winnington Road in North London, as Britain’s most expensive street based on asking prices. In fact, this year’s top 20 is taken up almost entirely by London addresses, showing the city still reigns as supreme when it comes to ultra-prime property.
“For buyers looking for prestigious roads outside of the hustle and bustle of London, Elmbridge in Surrey is flying the flag for the rest of the country as the only area outside the capital to make the top 20 list.”
Top 20 most expensive streets
Street
Local authority
Region
Average asking price
Winnington Road N2
Barnet
London
£12,538,095
Chester Square SW1W
Westminster
London
£11,546,428
The Bishops Avenue N2
Barnet
London
£8,930,650
Thurloe Place SW7
Kensington and Chelsea
London
£8,904,545
East Road KT13
Elmbridge
South East
£8,795,714
Ebury Square SW1W
Westminster
London
£8,521,111
Knightsbridge SW1X
Westminster
London
£8,260,000
Wilton Place SW1X
Westminster
London
£7,921,429
Montpelier Square SW7
Westminster
London
£7,405,000
Cumberland Terrace NW1
Camden
London
£7,400,000
Holland Villas Road W14
Kensington and Chelsea
London
£7,316,667
Charles Street W1J
Westminster
London
£7,105,000
Lowndes Square SW1X
Westminster
London
£6,941,923
Eaton Place SW1X
Westminster
London
£6,931,600
Heath Drive NW3
Camden
London
£6,656,429
Gloucester Square W2
Westminster
London
£6,603,125
Sheldon Avenue N6
Haringey
London
£6,453,182
Connaught Square W2
Westminster
London
£6,216,667
Hamilton Terrace NW8
Westminster
London
£5,890,385
Knightsbridge SW7
Westminster
London
£5,750,000
Top 20 most expensive streets outside of London
Street
Local authority
Region
Average asking price
East Road KT13
Elmbridge
South East
£8,795,714
Newlands Avenue WD7
Hertsmere
East of England
£3,950,000
Congleton Road SK9
Cheshire East
North West
£3,323,500
Larch Avenue SL5
Windsor and Maidenhead
South East
£2,779,167
Salterns Way BH14
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
South West
£2,460,000
Brookmans Avenue AL9
Welwyn Hatfield
East of England
£2,438,750
Tiddington Road CV37
Stratford-on-Avon
West Midlands
£2,306,666.67
Burnham Road CM3
Maldon
East of England
£2,197,726.82
Penn Road HP9
Buckinghamshire
South East
£2,191,000
High Street CB23
South Cambridgeshire
East of England
£2,181,667
Woodland Way KT20
Reigate and Banstead
South East
£2,071,667
Copthorne Common RH10
Mid Sussex
South East
£2,050,000
Bracken Drive IG7
Epping Forest
East of England
£2,033,333
Chapel Lane WA15
Trafford
North West
£1,979,000
Church Road CM11
Basildon
East of England
£1,910,714
Lower Pennington Lane SO41
New Forest
South East
£1,782,500
Runnymede Road NE20
Northumberland
North East
£1,726,111
Valley Road WD3
Three Rivers
East of England
£1,723,333
Birchwood Road DA2
Dartford
South East
£1,687,500
Westfield Road B15
Birmingham
West Midlands
£1,650,000
London’s most expensive streets
Street
Local authority
Average asking price
Winnington Road N2 0
Barnet
£12,538,095
Chester Square SW1W 9
Westminster
£11,546,429
Thurloe Place SW7 2
Kensington and Chelsea
£8,904,545
Cumberland Terrace NW1 4
Camden
£7,400,000
Sheldon Avenue N6 4
Haringey
£6,453,182
Coombe Hill Road KT2 7
Kingston upon Thames
£4,663,333
Castelnau SW13 9
Richmond upon Thames
£3,806,250
Crown Square SE1 2
Southwark
£3,186,538
Stevenage Road SW6 6
Hammersmith and Fulham
£3,115,556
Anhalt Road SW11 4
Wandsworth
£3,081,428
Copse Hill SW20 0
Merton
£2,631,250
Bondway SW8 1
Lambeth
£2,487,750
Camlet Way EN4 0
Enfield
£2,477,941
Water Lane EC3R 6
City of London
£2,444,571
The Ridings W5 3
Ealing
£1,992,857
Huntingdon Street N1 1
Islington
£1,932,143
Monkhams Avenue IG8 0
Redbridge
£1,908,333
Wapping High Street E1W 2
Tower Hamlets
£1,731,150
Fallowfield HA7 3
Harrow
£1,541,667
Egerton Drive TW7 7
Hounslow
£1,516,650
Most expensive streets by region
Region
Street
Local authority
Average asking price
London
Winnington Road N2
Barnet
£12,538,095
East Midlands
Main Street LE12
Charnwood
£1,238,571
East of England
Newlands Avenue WD7
Hertsmere
£3,950,000
North East
Runnymede Road NE20
Northumberland
£1,726,111
North West
 Congleton Road SK9
Cheshire East
£3,323,500
Scotland
Drumsheugh Gardens EH3
City of Edinburgh
£560,000
South East
East Road KT13
Elmbridge
£8,795,714
South West
Salterns Way BH14
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
£2,460,000
Wales
Hollybush Road CF23
Cardiff
£1,237,500
West Midlands
Tiddington Road CV37
Stratford-on-Avon
£2,306,667
Yorkshire and The Humber
Wigton Lane LS17
Leeds
£1,317,857
Scotland’s most expensive streets
Street
Local authority
Average asking price
Drumsheugh Gardens EH3
City of Edinburgh
£560,000
Falkland Street G12
Glasgow City
£441,143
Henderson Street FK9
Stirling
£382,167
Cumbrae Drive KA7
South Ayrshire
£324,167
Main Street EH37
Midlothian
£290,000
The Highland Club PH32
Highland
£272,917
Main Street FK1
Falkirk
£267,165
Inveresk Road EH21
East Lothian
£256,667
Mallace Avenue EH48
West Lothian
£247,333
Main Street KY12
Fife
£245,985
Craigton Drive PA7
Renfrewshire
£239,374
Main Street PH2
Perth and Kinross
£228,841
Chiefswood Road TD6
Scottish Borders
£215,000
Shore Road G84
Argyll and Bute
£214,188
Brisbane Street PA16
Inverclyde
£193,300
Main Street ML11
South Lanarkshire
£162,833
Bonnyton Drive G76
East Renfrewshire
£159,167
Belfast Quay KA12
North Ayrshire
£149,438
Cailhead Drive G68
North Lanarkshire
£146,667
Clifton Road AB24
Aberdeen City
£142,333
Wales’s most expensive streets
Street
Local authority
Average asking price
Hollybush Road CF23
Cardiff
£1,237,500
Llanrwst Road LL28
Conwy
£583,745
Heol Cae Pwll CF71
Vale of Glamorgan
£537,500
West Road CF36
Bridgend
£528,119
Fields Park Road NP20
Newport
£504,992
Camden Road LD3
Powys
£502,778
Bridge Street NP16
Monmouthshire
£492,499
Carmarthen Road SA68
Pembrokeshire
£419,166
Cardiff Road CF15
Rhondda Cynon Taf
£417,850
Ruthin Road CH7
Denbighshire
£417,492
Mold Road CH7
Flintshire
£412,500
Gower Road SA2
Swansea
£373,888
Lon St. Ffraid LL65
Isle of Anglesey
£370,996
Hen Gei Llechi LL56
Gwynedd
£368,222
Chester Road LL12
Wrexham
£367,222
Heolgerrig CF48
Merthyr Tydfil
£355,833
Waun Draw CF83
Caerphilly
£332,500
James Prosser Way NP44
Torfaen
£318,333
Penygroes Road SA18
Carmarthenshire
£290,714
Cae Morfa SA10
Neath Port Talbot
£267,857

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