Top 10 Most EXPENSIVE Counties in England
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- What are the most expensive counties in England? To determine this, I've listed the top 10 in order of sold property prices within the last 12 months according to rightmove.co.uk, so bear in mind this information is time-sensitive (correct as of June 2023), though the list order is unlikely to change significantly in the future.
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Thx again Alex for a different approach to the UK.
Thanks Dianne, your support is much appreciated! :)
Very interesting! Maybe we now need a video showing the least expensive counties.
That was fun to watch and informative. Love the pop star references. 👏
Look forward to seeing more videos from this channel 😊
Thank you!
Excellent
I don't recommend 'pinging off' onto the Tube at Clapham Junction. The nearest station for that is 1 and a half miles away. You can get the Underground by staying on the train to Waterloo, however.
I was referring to the London Overground as it doubles up with National Rail. If you go into Waterloo in zone 1 just to get on the tube, you may have just wasted £2.80 or even £3.40 depending on the time of day.
Can't believe Cambridgeshire didn't make it to the list
I think that's mostly because Peterborough's in Cambridgeshire!
Having lived the majority of my life in Hertfordshire, I am going to make the predictable comment that not everywhere in that county has property prices that would make the eyes of people from outside SE England water. For example properties in St Albans would most likely be out of the reach of people who have grown up in Stevenage.
I have also lived in Kent, which is a very large county geographically and where there is a great discrepancy in wealth (and property prices) between those parts near London and areas in East Kent.
Banbury has quite good rail connections.
nice discussion!!!🫰👍
Great idea and very interesting - however the City of Brighton and Hove isn’t in a county as it’s a Unitary authority so has its own demographic with house prices somewhat linked to London rather than either of the Sussex counties.
It is? Gosh, it's hard to keep track of all these unitary authorities. Either way, Rightmove has Brighton & Hove within the perimeter of East Sussex for the sake of this list in any case.
@@AlexinGreatBritainno yeah, im from west sussex and brighton is in east sussex, which is the inly reason east sussex has a high gdp LOL. West sussex is posher i guess since we have proximity to surrey and london ( horley, and gatwick airport in crawley )
These property price averages are disturbingly high. The amount of debt people have to take on just to live in an "average" property.
Just to be sure...Marylebone does not service Hertfordshire.
It does - Rickmansworth is in Herts.
@@AlexinGreatBritain sorry I thought it was in bucks.
Hampshire? Gloucestershire?