The most expensive street in the West Midlands revealed - where average asking price is over £2 million

Rightmove has revealed the most expensive street in the West Midlands - where the average asking price is over £2 million.

The most expensive street in the West Midlands is located in Stratford-upon-Avon - a medieval market town where William Shakespeare was born.

The town is often crowned the UK’s happiest place to live and it is renowned as being one of the quirkiest, coolest towns to visit any time of year.

In 2024 Stratford-upon-Avon was named the happiest place to live in the UK in a survey by Furniturebox as it was praised for its high quality of life featuring scenic riverside surroundings, top-rated schools, and a strong sense of community.

The town ranks highly due to its charming, historic atmosphere, abundant green spaces, and a slower, more relaxed pace of life compared to larger cities.  

The most expensive street in the West Midlands lies in the highly-rated town on Tiddington Road, CV37. 

Rightmove says that the average asking price is £2,306,667.

The road leads into the town centre which means the houses are within walking distance of many shops, restaurants and bars.

Many of the homes on the street are five to six bedroom properties, boasting extensive private driveways and outdoor pools.

Located on one side the road is Stratford Golf Club and on the other lies the River Avon. This means that some of the properties on the road boast breathtaking riverside views.

Rightmove also revealed the most expensive street in Britain. It said Winnington Road in the N2 postal area of Barnet, London, has the top position as 2026’s most expensive street in Britain, with an average asking price of £12,538,095.

Drumsheugh Gardens in the EH3 postcode in Edinburgh, with an average price tag of £560,000, was identified as the most expensive street in Scotland, and Hollybush Road in the CF23 postal area of Cardiff was named as the most expensive street in Wales, with an average price of £1,237,500.

East Road in the KT13 postal area in Elmbridge, Surrey, was named as the most expensive street outside of London, with an average price of £8,795,714.

Here are Britain’s most expensive streets, according to Rightmove, with the postal area and the average asking price:

1. Winnington Road, N2, Barnet, London, £12,538,095

2. Chester Square, SW1W, Westminster, London, £11,546,428

3. The Bishops Avenue, N2, Barnet, London, £8,930,650

4. Thurloe Place, SW7, Kensington and Chelsea, London, £8,904,545

5. East Road, KT13, Elmbridge, South East, £8,795,714

Listed below are the most expensive streets outside of London, according to Rightmove:

1. East Road, KT13, Elmbridge, South East, £8,795,714

2. Newlands Avenue, WD7, Hertsmere, East of England, £3,950,000

3. Congleton Road, SK9, Cheshire East, North West, £3,323,500

4. Larch Avenue, SL5, Windsor and Maidenhead, South East, £2,779,167

5. Salterns Way, BH14, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, South West, £2,460,000

Listed below are the most expensive streets in regions or nations, according to Rightmove:

  • London, Winnington Road, N2, Barnet, £12,538,095
  • East Midlands, Main Street, LE12, Charnwood, £1,238,571
  • East of England, Newlands Avenue, WD7, Hertsmere, £3,950,000
  • North East, Runnymede Road, NE20, Northumberland, £1,726,111
  • North West, Congleton Road, SK9, Cheshire East, £3,323,500
  • Scotland, Drumsheugh Gardens, EH3, City of Edinburgh, £560,000
  • South East, East Road, KT13, Elmbridge, £8,795,714
  • South West, Salterns Way, BH14, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, £2,460,000
  • Wales, Hollybush Road, CF23, Cardiff, £1,237,500
  • West Midlands, Tiddington Road, CV37, Stratford-on-Avon, £2,306,667
  • Yorkshire and the Humber, Wigton Lane, LS17, Leeds, £1,317,857

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