The Most EXPENSIVE properties in London

New York, Paris, Hong Kong, Moscow – forget all those cities, because London is the first choice for: rich, glamorous, famous, Russian oligarchs and city bankers. The price for per square foot on Hyde Park is about £6,000. Also in 2007 the properties on Kensington Square W8 were choices of luxurious lifestyle, and the largest house cost was around £5,534,500. One of the Britain’s richest men – Lakshmi Mittal paid £70m for a 12 bedroom house near Kensington Palace; actually he achieved the world’s record. The famous shopping mall Harrods is just few minutes away, this area includes over half of London’s most expensive streets. The nearest tub station is  High Street Kensington, but obviously you won’t be using public transport if you lived there. Property price on the 20 most expensive streets in London:

1.    Courtenay Avenue, N6 - £6,803,900

2.    Chelsea Square, SW3 - £6,440,600

3.    Manresa Road, SW 3 - £6,193,300

4.    Ilchester Place, W14 – £5,840,200

5.    Gilston Road, SW10 - £5,584,100

6.    Carlyr Square, SW3 - £5,581,300

7.    Eldon Road, W8 - £5,512,000

8.    The Vale, SW3 - £5,439,400

9.    Carlton Gardens, SW1Y - £5,285,300

10.  Albert Place, W8 - £5,255,500

11.  Ingram Avenue, NW11 - £5,164,700

12.  Victoria Road, W8 - £5,092,200

13.  Thornwood Gardens, W8 - £5,012,400

14.  Highbury Road, SW19 - £4,935,200

15.  Murlberry Walk, SW3 - £4,873,900

16.  Kensington Square, W8 - £4,827,900

17.  Winnington Road, N2 - £4,732,200

18.  Priory Walk, SW10 - £4,694,700

19.  Douro Place, W8 - £4,678,000

20.  Cottesmore Garden, W8 - £4,656,500

Source: mouseprice.net             

After looking at those informatione, prices and pictures of houses, my flat at Elephant & Castel seems so simple and poor. But i believe that money comes from work, and if you are a hard working person, i'm sure soon or later you will be next on this list.