Cheapest and most expensive London boroughs for detached houses (August 2026)

Kensington and Chelsea was the most expensive of London’s 32 boroughs in August 2026 (detached house price £4,344,621).

Barking and Dagenham was the cheapest (£652,275). The middle borough, Enfield, had £1,249,707.

1 borough has no figure, and it is listed at the end with the reason.

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Detached house price for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Kensington and Chelsea£4,344,621
2Westminster£3,935,497
3Camden£3,574,639
4Wandsworth£2,517,820
5Haringey£2,434,471
6Merton£2,362,655
7Richmond upon Thames£1,823,726
8Hammersmith and Fulham£1,763,936
9Southwark£1,727,364
10Islington£1,615,582
11Barnet£1,599,518
12Ealing£1,423,676
13Hackney£1,369,433
14Brent£1,354,287
15Kingston upon Thames£1,318,737
16Enfield£1,249,707
17Harrow£1,217,606
18Lambeth£1,160,559
19Lewisham£1,106,429
20Redbridge£1,100,507
21Bromley£1,082,545
22Sutton£1,051,034
23Waltham Forest£1,048,493
24Hounslow£1,047,015
25Greenwich£1,011,676
26Hillingdon£962,371
27Tower Hamlets£899,832
28Croydon£848,183
29Havering£831,386
30Bexley£737,494
31Newham£731,021
32Barking and Dagenham£652,275
–City of London

The UK House Price Index publishes no price for this type of home in this area.

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