Let’s be honest, if you’re lucky enough to own a property in London FULL STOP you’re not doing too badly. But a recent survey conducted by property website Zoopla has found that there are certain words that guarantee a more expensive house. We’re not quite sure how this works, or why “Warren” is so far ahead of all the rest but it’s pretty damn interesting all the same…
The priciest street names:
1. Warren, £607,267
2. Chase, £482,867
3. Mount, £390,500
4. Path, £389,732
5. Park, £384,809
6. End, £381,933
7. Green, £363,348
8. Way, £358,981
9. Hill, £354,301
10. Lane, £342,059
11. Gardens, £340,461
12. Paddock, £320,984
13. Walk, £319,926
14. Rise, £307,965
15. Lawns, £302,760
At the bottom of the list, addresses with the words “street” and “terrace” in them appear to pull in the least expensive properties. (That’s us, damn it). The findings also show that street names containing the words King, Queen and even Elizabeth have a higher than average house prince. It must be that royal touch ?
The one word we’re a little confused about is “Chase”… But congratulations all the same, you wealthy home owners, you.