The roads include Winnington Road in Hampstead and Cadogan Place in Belgravia and were featured in a list from The Times concerning the priciest streets in all of Britain’s regions.
Data compiled by the property site Rightmove was used to come to their conclusions.
To be considered for inclusion the street needed to have at least five properties advertised for sale.
This was a measure designed to exclude those neighbourhoods that are inactive in the property market or may not have many residential properties.
The Times explains: “Of course, sorted by price alone, London dominates the national list with 18 out of the top 20 streets.”
They continued: “But to be representative of the country as a whole, our main list chronicles the priciest street in each individual region.”
The full list of Britain’s priciest streets by region can be found on The Times website here.
London’s Most Expensive Streets Revealed
You can see the full list of London’s most expensive streets in the list below:
Winnington Road, Hampstead, earned the title of the most expensive street in London and the UK and the average house on this street costs £11,906,522.
Dissuing the home, The Times shares: “Winnington Road’s position at the top of the list is a reflection both of the unique attributes of this posh north London boulevard.”
Showing the area wealth is the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 16,749 sq ft home that features a lift to all four floors on sale with Beauchamp Estates for £24.95 million.
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The home also has a landscaped garden backing onto a golf course, a 14-meter swimming pool, a gym, staff accommodation and a security room.
Adding: “This is a north London suburban street for the very wealthy: it is a few yards away from the Bishops Avenue but — unlike so-called “billionaires’ row” — it doesn’t contain flats, care homes and building sites.
“Instead it comprises very expensive properties owned by families who mostly live there permanently.”
