Updated 05 Sep 2026

Most and least expensive streets in W1K

Streets in W1K (London) ranked by median sold price, across 37 streets with at least a handful of recorded sales each.

Most expensive streets in W1K

The highest median sold price is on Old Park Lane, London at £17,350,000, from 8 recorded sales.

#StreetMedianSales
1Old Park Lane, London£17,350,0008
2Stanhope Gate, London£5,585,00041
3Grosvenor Square, London£3,798,909299
4Adam'S Row, London£3,758,3505
5Brook Street, London£3,465,00036
6Mount Row, London£3,300,00044
7Rex Place, London£3,074,99917
8Grosvenor Hill, London£2,750,0009
9Culross Street, London£2,260,00026
10Davies Street, London£2,152,50080
11North Row, London£1,700,00060
12Carlos Place, London£1,570,00030
13South Street, London£1,400,00072
14Aldford Street, London£1,400,00017
15Balfour Mews, London£1,175,00019

Least expensive streets in W1K

At the other end, Grosvenor Street, London has the lowest median at £300,000 (115 sales).

#StreetMedianSales
1Grosvenor Street, London£300,000115
2Gilbert Street, London£330,500102
3Avery Row, London£440,00035
4Reeves Mews, London£450,00039
5Three Kings Yard, London£527,50018
6Lees Place, London£535,00048
7Adams Row, London£590,0007
8North Audley Street, London£625,00067
9Dunraven Street, London£716,00060
10Upper Grosvenor Street, London£727,500115
11Duke Street, London£743,50080
12Upper Brook Street, London£750,00096
13Bourdon Street, London£800,00096
14Brooks Mews, London£875,00016
15Park Lane, London£886,250214

Each street median is computed only from streets with enough recorded sales to be reliable; streets with very few sales are left out rather than shown with a shaky figure. Every figure is a median of real transactions.

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