South-West London streets named most expensive

When you are investing money in buying a house then it is essential that you know the price range of that area where you want to make an investment. If you have a good budget then some of the expensive streets where you can invest you money are:

7 Most Expensive Streets in Wales and England

Parkside, Merton: This area is just a small walk from theprestigious All England Tennis Club in Wimbledon, and this street is listed to be the most elite street in both England and Wales by a research by Lloyds TSB. You need to have a budget of £5,000,000 for the average new home here.

Wycombe Square, Kensington and Chelsea: it used to be the most expensive place earlier in England and Wales, but now is the second most prestigious area to invest. Cost of new house on average here is £4,415,000.

Blenheim Crescent, Kensington and Chelsea: This is the third most expensive place that will costs an average of £4,346,000.

Mallord Street, Kensington and Chelsea: it is the 4^th most expensive street and property rates average £4,091,000.

Drayton Gardens, Kensington and Chelsea: looking for a house here, it is the 5th most expensive street in South West London. You may have to pay over £4,000,000 for a new home here.

Hampstead Lane, Camden: The average cost of house in the sixth most expensive street is over £3,600,000.

Cedar Park Gardens, Merton: With its infamous SW19 postcode, Cedar Park Gardens is chosen as the 7th most expensive street. The average cost for a new home for you here is over £3,500.000.

Properties in central London and Kensington and Chelsea persist to draw wealthy business tycoons and celebrities. Of course, this increase in the property price in these areas ensures that it will stay the same.

 

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