Cheapest and most expensive places in South East to buy a flat (August 2026)

Elmbridge was the most expensive of South East’s 64 councils in August 2026 (flat price £345,639).

Isle of Wight was the cheapest (£136,524). The middle council, Vale of White Horse, had £209,356.

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Flat price for every council in South East, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Elmbridge£345,639
2Windsor and Maidenhead£307,916
3Epsom and Ewell£299,227
4Brighton and Hove£295,136
5Oxford£291,220
6Mole Valley£284,513
7Sevenoaks£278,604
8Waverley£277,139
9Guildford£272,671
10Reigate and Banstead£270,148
11Spelthorne£269,657
12Tunbridge Wells£257,815
13Tandridge£257,553
14Woking£250,028
15Runnymede£247,124
16Wokingham£245,507
17Hart£236,217
18South Oxfordshire£235,476
19Buckinghamshire£233,403
20Surrey Heath£230,236
21Slough£226,525
22Winchester£226,292
23Reading£224,077
24Tonbridge and Malling£221,399
25Mid Sussex£219,137
26Horsham£216,988
27Chichester£216,221
28Adur£215,437
29Bracknell Forest£213,850
30Crawley£210,938
31West Oxfordshire£210,354
32Vale of White Horse£209,356
33West Berkshire£209,165
34Dartford£203,885
35Lewes£201,106
36East Hampshire£198,888
37Rushmoor£198,543
38New Forest£195,805
39Basingstoke and Deane£188,380
40Canterbury£183,434
41Maidstone£182,628
42Rother£181,563
43Worthing£181,456
44Wealden£180,919
45Eastbourne£175,957
46Gravesham£172,575
47Cherwell£172,531
48Test Valley£171,723
49Medway£168,915
50Arun£167,944
51Folkestone and Hythe£166,395
52Eastleigh£164,961
53Havant£164,631
54Milton Keynes£164,484
55Portsmouth£163,156
56Ashford£161,628
57Fareham£160,054
58Thanet£158,063
59Southampton£153,068
60Swale£152,532
61Gosport£151,720
62Dover£148,781
63Hastings£141,840
64Isle of Wight£136,524

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