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Winnington Road Tops UK as Priciest Street at £12.5M Avg

Published 12 March 2026

Winnington Road in Barnet, north London, has reclaimed its position as Britain's most expensive street, with properties there carrying an average asking price of £12.5 million, according to a new analysis by property website Rightmove. The report, based on asking prices for streets where at least five homes were listed for sale in January, underscores London's enduring dominance in the ultra-prime housing market, with 19 of the top 20 streets located in the capital.

The data highlights a stark concentration of wealth in London's affluent neighborhoods. Chester Square in Westminster ranks second at £11.5 million on average, followed by The Bishops Avenue in Barnet at £8.9 million. Thurloe Place in Kensington and Chelsea comes in fourth with £8.9 million, while East Road in Elmbridge, Surrey, secures fifth place and stands as the sole non-London entry in the top 20, with an average of £8.8 million. Other notable London streets in the top 10 include Ebury Square and Knightsbridge in Westminster, both exceeding £8 million, as well as Wilton Place, Montpelier Square and Cumberland Terrace.

Rightmove's findings reveal how proximity to central London drives these premiums, often in...

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