Most expensive homes sold so far this year
Most expensive homes sold so far this year revealed – where does your region rank?
The latest research from global HNW finance brokerage, Enness Global, has found that whilst the wider UK property market may be treading water at present, high-end properties are continuing to change hands for eye-watering sums, with the top five most expensive homes sold so far this year going for between £25 million and £41 million.
Enness analysed thousands of sold price records from the Land Registry for transactions to have completed so far in 2025*, revealing not only the top five most expensive homes sold across England and Wales as a whole, but also the most expensive sold in each region.
The research shows that the five priciest sales this year have all occurred within the capital: –
5th – A semi-detached home at 14 Lansdowne Crescent, W11 sold for £24 million.
4th – A detached property at 36 Avenue Road, NW8 in Camden achieved £25.88 million.
3rd – 77 Addison Road, W14 in Kensington and Chelsea changed hands for £28.5 million.
2nd – 42 Queens Grove, NW8 in Camden sold for £32 million.
1st – The most expensive transaction of 2025 so far was a detached home at 12 Holland Park, W11 in Kensington and Chelsea, which sold for £41 million. A purchase at this level would require a £6.15 million mortgage deposit at 15%, a stamp duty bill of £4.83 million, and ongoing monthly mortgage repayments of almost £189,000 per month.
Islay Robinson, CEO of Enness Global, commented:
“Prime London has long been the pinnacle of property wealth and the most recent sales records underline its enduring dominance, even in a more complex market environment.
What’s equally notable, however, is that every region continues to produce high-value transactions. These homes, often heritage estates or landmark addresses, show the breadth of demand at the very top of the market, whether it is in central London or rural Hampshire.
While the numbers involved may seem eye-watering, they reflect both the scarcity and the global appeal of trophy properties across England and Wales and the sums that high-net-worths are willing to pay to secure one.”
Most expensive homes sold by region
Enness’ analysis also identified the most expensive transactions across every region of England and Wales so far this year: –
South East
Detached home sold on Church Lane Farm in Hampshire for £9.6m.
Mortgage deposit: £1,440,150
SDLT cost: £1,065,870
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £44,210
South West
Detached home sold on Old Rectory in Gloucestershire for £9.2m.
Mortgage deposit: £1,380,000
SDLT cost: £1,017,750
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £42,364
East of England
Detached home sold on Loom Lane in Hertfordshire for £7.45m.
Mortgage deposit: £1,117,500
SDLT cost: £807,750
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £34,306
East Midlands
Detached home sold on The Old Vicarage in Derbyshire for £3.78m.
Mortgage deposit: £566,250
SDLT cost: £366,750
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £17,383
North West
Detached home sold on Stanhope Road in Greater Manchester for £3.3m.
Mortgage deposit: £495,000
SDLT cost: £309,750
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £15,196
West Midlands
Detached home sold on Lovelace Hill, Widney Manor Road in Solihull for £3.3m.
Mortgage deposit: £495,000
SDLT cost: £309,750
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £15,196
Yorkshire and the Humber
Detached home sold on Layton Road in Leeds for £3.25m.
Mortgage deposit: £487,500
SDLT cost: £303,750
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £14,966
North East
Detached home sold on Rowantree Grange in Northumberland for £1.78m.
Mortgage deposit: £267,000
SDLT cost: £127,350
Full monthly mortgage repayment: £8,196
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