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Highest Home Value in United Kingdom

Top 100 cities ranked by highest home value

Highest Home Value — United Kingdom

1 Notting Hill ENG $1,423,231
2 Earls Court ENG $1,423,231
3 Chelsea ENG $1,423,231
4 Vincent Square ENG $1,142,615
5 West End ENG $1,142,615
6 West End of London ENG $1,142,615
7 Church Street ENG $1,142,615
8 Maida Hill ENG $1,142,615
9 Lancaster Gate ENG $1,142,615
10 Queen's Park ENG $1,142,615
11 Harrow Road ENG $1,142,615
12 Bayswater ENG $1,142,615
13 London ENG $1,142,615
14 Little Venice ENG $1,142,615
15 Marylebone ENG $1,142,615
16 Soho ENG $1,142,615
17 St James's ENG $1,142,615
18 Hyde Park ENG $1,142,615
19 Abbey Road ENG $1,142,615
20 City of Westminster ENG $1,142,615
21 Westbourne ENG $1,142,615
22 Pimlico ENG $1,142,615
23 City of London ENG $1,056,946
24 Belsize Park ENG $1,052,448
25 Holborn ENG $1,052,448
26 Camden Town ENG $1,052,448
27 King's Cross ENG $1,052,448
28 Chalk Farm ENG $1,052,448
29 Mortlake ENG $997,829
30 Hampton Wick ENG $997,829
31 East Sheen ENG $997,829
32 Teddington ENG $997,829
33 Hampton ENG $997,829
34 Barnes ENG $997,829
35 Kew ENG $997,829
36 Shepherds Bush ENG $956,123
37 Fulham ENG $956,123
38 Weybridge ENG $897,682
39 Esher ENG $897,682
40 Thames Ditton ENG $897,682
41 Walton-on-Thames ENG $897,682
42 Downside ENG $897,682
43 Cobham ENG $897,682
44 West Molesey ENG $897,682
45 East Molesey ENG $897,682
46 Long Ditton ENG $897,682
47 Tooting ENG $884,384
48 Roehampton ENG $884,384
49 Battersea ENG $884,384
50 Putney ENG $884,384
51 Balham ENG $884,384
52 Furzedown ENG $884,384
53 Highbury ENG $829,986
54 Canonbury ENG $829,986
55 Holloway ENG $829,986
56 Islington ENG $829,986
57 Barnsbury ENG $829,986
58 Archway ENG $829,986
59 Marshalswick ENG $809,337
60 Fleetville ENG $809,337
61 Redbourn ENG $809,337
62 Cunningham ENG $809,337
63 Bernards Heath ENG $809,337
64 Chiswell Green ENG $809,337
65 London Colney ENG $809,337
66 Townsend ENG $809,337
67 St Albans ENG $809,337
68 Sopwell ENG $809,337
69 Harpenden ENG $809,337
70 Crouch End ENG $798,355
71 Wood Green ENG $798,355
72 Northumberland Park ENG $798,355
73 Hornsey ENG $798,355
74 Tottenham ENG $798,355
75 Muswell Hill ENG $798,355
76 Harringay ENG $798,355
77 Stroud Green ENG $798,355
78 Tottenham Hale ENG $798,355
79 Seven Sisters ENG $798,355
80 Totteridge ENG $778,770
81 Friern Barnet ENG $778,770
82 Barnet ENG $778,770
83 Edgwarebury ENG $778,770
84 High Barnet ENG $778,770
85 Golders Green ENG $778,770
86 Finchley ENG $778,770
87 Edgware ENG $778,770
88 New Barnet ENG $778,770
89 East Barnet ENG $778,770
90 Morden ENG $773,929
91 Wimbledon Park ENG $773,929
92 Wimbledon ENG $773,929
93 Mitcham ENG $773,929
94 Stamford Hill ENG $762,065
95 Peckham ENG $738,354
96 East Dulwich ENG $738,354
97 Rotherhithe ENG $738,354
98 Old Windsor ENG $734,270
99 Sunninghill ENG $734,270
100 Maidenhead ENG $734,270

The most expensive housing markets in United Kingdom reflect areas of high demand, limited supply, and strong local economies. Notting Hill leads with a median home value of $1,423,231. These cities are often located in major metro areas or regions with significant economic activity.

High home values are driven by factors including strong job markets, desirable locations, good school districts, and limited buildable land. For homeowners, high values represent significant wealth accumulation, but for prospective buyers, they create substantial barriers to entry.

Many of the most expensive markets have seen rapid appreciation over the past decade, outpacing income growth and raising affordability concerns. This has led to increased interest in remote work opportunities that allow residents to earn high salaries while living in more affordable areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. A typical home in Notting Hill costs $1,423,231 — 4.1x the national median of $350,000.
  • 2. Home values in the top 10 most expensive cities have increased by an average of 40-60% over the past decade.
  • 3. In the most expensive markets, a 20% down payment alone exceeds the median home price in most U.S. cities.

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