Cheapest and most expensive places in East of England for detached houses (August 2026)

St Albans was the most expensive of East of England’s 45 councils in August 2026 (detached house price £1,274,817).

Great Yarmouth was the cheapest (£308,013). The middle council, Maldon, had £576,820.

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Detached house price for every council in East of England, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1St Albans£1,274,817
2Hertsmere£1,207,168
3Three Rivers£1,202,340
4Epping Forest£1,010,884
5Brentwood£1,001,554
6Cambridge£955,469
7Welwyn Hatfield£946,848
8Watford£941,650
9Dacorum£913,529
10Broxbourne£897,035
11East Hertfordshire£878,608
12North Hertfordshire£798,369
13Uttlesford£716,088
14Chelmsford£676,766
15Basildon£672,752
16Southend-on-Sea£638,159
17South Cambridgeshire£635,858
18Stevenage£625,464
19Rochford£623,849
20Harlow£620,028
21Central Bedfordshire£603,864
22Thurrock£590,156
23Maldon£576,820
24Braintree£566,447
25Bedford£557,923
26Colchester£493,135
27Babergh£483,902
28East Cambridgeshire£482,586
29Huntingdonshire£479,672
30Castle Point£477,570
31Luton£473,261
32Norwich£460,728
33West Suffolk£449,670
34Mid Suffolk£440,981
35South Norfolk£422,408
36Broadland£420,696
37East Suffolk£403,830
38Ipswich£402,030
39North Norfolk£399,791
40Peterborough£372,087
41Tendring£367,926
42King's Lynn and West Norfolk£364,985
43Breckland£363,192
44Fenland£308,805
45Great Yarmouth£308,013

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