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

Elmbridge was the most expensive of South East’s 64 councils in August 2026 (average house price £735,548).

Southampton was the cheapest (£235,729). The middle council, Wealden, had £380,679.

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Average house price for every council in South East, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Elmbridge£735,548
2Windsor and Maidenhead£583,688
3Epsom and Ewell£566,163
4Waverley£559,306
5Mole Valley£552,344
6Guildford£537,660
7Sevenoaks£535,810
8Tandridge£506,774
9Wokingham£491,944
10Reigate and Banstead£485,856
11Oxford£478,080
12Buckinghamshire£477,450
13Hart£472,755
14Runnymede£472,507
15South Oxfordshire£471,427
16Surrey Heath£457,981
17Winchester£453,188
18Tunbridge Wells£452,845
19Horsham£441,491
20Spelthorne£440,812
21East Hampshire£440,599
22Woking£437,628
23Mid Sussex£431,904
24Chichester£428,364
25West Oxfordshire£416,123
26Vale of White Horse£411,712
27Brighton and Hove£408,240
28Tonbridge and Malling£405,507
29West Berkshire£401,830
30Bracknell Forest£391,521
31New Forest£384,564
32Wealden£380,679
33Adur£378,990
34Lewes£374,305
35Basingstoke and Deane£373,551
36Test Valley£372,289
37Cherwell£355,981
38Maidstone£352,878
39Reading£350,501
40Slough£349,397
41Gravesham£342,498
42Dartford£342,167
43Ashford£340,991
44Canterbury£336,427
45Rother£335,680
46Fareham£334,303
47Crawley£332,097
48Rushmoor£326,799
49Milton Keynes£323,868
50Arun£320,505
51Havant£319,869
52Eastleigh£312,753
53Folkestone and Hythe£302,106
54Worthing£299,075
55Medway£297,757
56Swale£296,578
57Dover£282,945
58Thanet£268,549
59Eastbourne£255,642
60Portsmouth£245,954
61Isle of Wight£245,670
62Gosport£240,093
63Hastings£238,780
64Southampton£235,729

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