The UK 's Most Expensive Streets
Rather unsurprisingly, the most expensive residential streets in England are in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, according to latest research from Lloyds TSB.
Close to fashionable shops and top end restaurants, Egerton Crescent (pictured) is the most expensive residential street in England and Wales with an average property value of over £8 million (£8,136,000). Some of the other expensive streets in the Royal Borough include Campden Hill Crescent with an average property price of £4,863,000, Blenheim Crescent (£4,728,000), Lansdowne Road (£4,693,000), Drayton Gardens (£4,428,000) and Eaton Square (£4,391,000).
Parkside in Merton, South West London, is the nation’s second most valuable address with an average house price of £5,161,000. Home Park Road, also in Merton, is the sixth most expensive street with an average property price of £4,685,000.
Here’s a roundup of the rest of the results:
East Anglia
Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in East Anglia are in Cambridge. Most of these streets are close to the main University area (particularly around the Botanic Gardens) in the CB2 postal district. The most expensive streets are Sedley Taylor Road with an average house price of £1,147,000 and Hills Road (£1,012,000).
Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in East Anglia are in Cambridge. Most of these streets are close to the main University area (particularly around the Botanic Gardens) in the CB2 postal district. The most expensive streets are Sedley Taylor Road with an average house price of £1,147,000 and Hills Road (£1,012,000).
East Midlands
Valley Road in the Nottingham suburb of West Bridgford is the most expensive street in the East Midlands with an average price of £811,000. Other expensive streets in the region include Golf Lane in Northampton (£810,000), Hazelwood Road in Belper (£791,000), Tinwell Road in Stamford (£759,000) and Belfry Lane in Northampton (£747,000).
Valley Road in the Nottingham suburb of West Bridgford is the most expensive street in the East Midlands with an average price of £811,000. Other expensive streets in the region include Golf Lane in Northampton (£810,000), Hazelwood Road in Belper (£791,000), Tinwell Road in Stamford (£759,000) and Belfry Lane in Northampton (£747,000).
North East
Many of the most expensive streets in the North East are in Newcastle, particularly in the areas of Jesmond and Gosforth. Graham Park Road is the most expensive with an average price of £1,124,000, followed by Darras Road (£849,429) and Oakfield Road (£793,000). Other streets include Castlereigh in Billingham (£756,000) and Westhouse Avenue in Durham (£944,000).
Many of the most expensive streets in the North East are in Newcastle, particularly in the areas of Jesmond and Gosforth. Graham Park Road is the most expensive with an average price of £1,124,000, followed by Darras Road (£849,429) and Oakfield Road (£793,000). Other streets include Castlereigh in Billingham (£756,000) and Westhouse Avenue in Durham (£944,000).
North West
The most expensive street outside southern England is Park Lane in Altrincham (£2,109,000); followed by Withinlee Road in Macclesfield (£1,649,000) and Thorsway in West Kirby (£1,584,000). Eight of the 10 most expensive streets in the North West are in areas south of Manchester, such as Macclesfield Road (£1,290,000) in Alderley Edge.
The most expensive street outside southern England is Park Lane in Altrincham (£2,109,000); followed by Withinlee Road in Macclesfield (£1,649,000) and Thorsway in West Kirby (£1,584,000). Eight of the 10 most expensive streets in the North West are in areas south of Manchester, such as Macclesfield Road (£1,290,000) in Alderley Edge.
South East
Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in the South East are in Surrey. They include Woodlands Road West in Virginia Water (£3,201,000), Leys Road (£3,018,000) and Moles Hill both in Oxshott (£2,800,000). Outside Surrey, the South East’s most expensive streets are The Ridgeway in Radlett (£2,368,000) and Phillippines Shaw in Sevenoaks (£2,250,000).
Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in the South East are in Surrey. They include Woodlands Road West in Virginia Water (£3,201,000), Leys Road (£3,018,000) and Moles Hill both in Oxshott (£2,800,000). Outside Surrey, the South East’s most expensive streets are The Ridgeway in Radlett (£2,368,000) and Phillippines Shaw in Sevenoaks (£2,250,000).
South West
A place near the sea attracts many wealthy buyers. These include Brudenell Avenue in Canford Cliffs, which has an average property price of £1,975,000; followed by Mudeford in Chrischurch (£1,665,000), Panorama Road (£1,641,000), Chaddesley Glen both in Sandbanks (£1,599,000) and Restronguet Point in Truro (£1,572,000).
A place near the sea attracts many wealthy buyers. These include Brudenell Avenue in Canford Cliffs, which has an average property price of £1,975,000; followed by Mudeford in Chrischurch (£1,665,000), Panorama Road (£1,641,000), Chaddesley Glen both in Sandbanks (£1,599,000) and Restronguet Point in Truro (£1,572,000).
West Midlands
The two most expensive streets in the West Midlands are Church Street in Broadway, often known as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds” with an average property value of £1,117,000 and Quarry Park Road in Stourbridge (£1,015,000). There are two other streets with an average value of over £900,000: Rosemary Hill Road (£990,000) and Lovelace Avenue (£959,000.
The two most expensive streets in the West Midlands are Church Street in Broadway, often known as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds” with an average property value of £1,117,000 and Quarry Park Road in Stourbridge (£1,015,000). There are two other streets with an average value of over £900,000: Rosemary Hill Road (£990,000) and Lovelace Avenue (£959,000.
Yorkshire and the Humber
The most expensive streets in Yorkshire and the Humber are all located in the area that makes up the “Golden Triangle” between Harrogate, Wetherby and north Leeds. The region’s most expensive streets are Rutland Drive in the spa town of Harrogate (£1,109,000) and Wigton Lane in North Leeds (£1,035,000). Other exclusive addresses include Queens Parade in Harrogate (£971,000), Bracken Park in Leeds (£934,000) and Gill Bank Road in Ilkley (£874,000).
The most expensive streets in Yorkshire and the Humber are all located in the area that makes up the “Golden Triangle” between Harrogate, Wetherby and north Leeds. The region’s most expensive streets are Rutland Drive in the spa town of Harrogate (£1,109,000) and Wigton Lane in North Leeds (£1,035,000). Other exclusive addresses include Queens Parade in Harrogate (£971,000), Bracken Park in Leeds (£934,000) and Gill Bank Road in Ilkley (£874,000).
Wales
The most expensive street in Wales is Druidstone Road in Cardiff with an average house price of £682,000; followed by Gannock Park in the village of Deganwy in Conwy (£636,000), Lake Road West in Cardiff (£636,000) and East Cliff in Pennard in Swansea (£608,000). Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in the Principality are in Cardiff and Swansea; the remaining two are, Llantrithyd Road in Cowbridge (£600,000) and Deganwy Quay in Conwy (£532,000).
The most expensive street in Wales is Druidstone Road in Cardiff with an average house price of £682,000; followed by Gannock Park in the village of Deganwy in Conwy (£636,000), Lake Road West in Cardiff (£636,000) and East Cliff in Pennard in Swansea (£608,000). Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in the Principality are in Cardiff and Swansea; the remaining two are, Llantrithyd Road in Cowbridge (£600,000) and Deganwy Quay in Conwy (£532,000).
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