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

Kensington and Chelsea was the most expensive of London’s 32 boroughs in August 2026 (terraced house price £2,385,591).

Croydon was the cheapest (£404,424). The middle borough, Barnet, had £631,961.

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

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Terraced house price for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Kensington and Chelsea£2,385,591
2Westminster£1,641,592
3Camden£1,533,317
4Hammersmith and Fulham£1,172,812
5Islington£1,120,134
6Hackney£988,782
7Wandsworth£986,873
8Richmond upon Thames£931,524
9Southwark£835,115
10Lambeth£804,615
11Haringey£799,398
12Brent£719,435
13Ealing£718,874
14Tower Hamlets£696,816
15Merton£696,630
16Barnet£631,961
17Waltham Forest£629,993
18Hounslow£617,676
19Lewisham£600,670
20Kingston upon Thames£598,538
21Greenwich£548,446
22Harrow£545,066
23Redbridge£539,955
24Enfield£501,658
25Bromley£493,107
26Sutton£471,379
27Hillingdon£469,539
28Newham£461,787
29Havering£431,830
30Bexley£418,205
31Barking and Dagenham£404,884
32Croydon£404,424
–City of London

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

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