Average house price: every council in East of England

St Albans had the highest average house price of East of England’s 45 councils in July 2026, at £646,781.

Great Yarmouth had the lowest, at £209,114. The middle council, Babergh, had £330,523.

Average house price for every council in East of England, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1St Albans£646,781
2Three Rivers£590,816
3Hertsmere£548,704
4Epping Forest£525,719
5Brentwood£514,480
6Uttlesford£476,329
7Cambridge£475,151
8Dacorum£459,235
9East Hertfordshire£457,417
10Welwyn Hatfield£448,681
11South Cambridgeshire£439,573
12North Hertfordshire£418,857
13Rochford£412,543
14Broxbourne£411,689
15Watford£404,299
16Maldon£389,529
17Chelmsford£378,080
18Basildon£367,233
19Central Bedfordshire£356,758
20Castle Point£356,579
21East Cambridgeshire£346,413
22Bedford£333,824
23Babergh£330,523
24Braintree£328,477
25Southend-on-Sea£328,383
26Thurrock£321,941
27Harlow£319,860
28Stevenage£316,210
29Mid Suffolk£315,898
30Broadland£313,407
31South Norfolk£311,587
32Huntingdonshire£308,374
33Colchester£297,824
34West Suffolk£294,810
35North Norfolk£292,563
36Luton£284,946
37East Suffolk£276,301
38Breckland£268,905
39King's Lynn and West Norfolk£265,715
40Tendring£259,568
41Peterborough£234,690
42Fenland£225,613
43Norwich£224,323
44Ipswich£221,445
45Great Yarmouth£209,114

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