A report on the high-end property market in the county of Buckinghamshire, detailing the streets with the highest property prices and square footage
House prices in Buckinghamshire average £1,633,570,000, but over 6,000 properties have sold for more than a million pounds since 1995.[1]
On the wealthiest street, an average property is estimated to be worth £4,959,000, over 17 times the £286,000 national average house price.
The street with the largest properties has an average house size of 5,825 square feet, over 6 times the 950 square feet average home.[2]
The average home in Buckinghamshire added £188,014,000 in value in the last year. In the UK overall, an average home added £63,093,000 in value.[3]
[1][3] Average house price figures are sourced from HM Land Registry House Price Indexes, which are currently available up to May 2022. Property sale data includes transactions made since 1995.
[2] The UK average property size is the median average property size
House price data is sourced from HM Land Registry, including price paid data and House Price Index ('HPI') data, both of which are used to estimate current property value.
Property value is estimated by adjusting the last sale price for each property, using a local HPI, to average reflect price movements since the sale date. For more detail on property value estimates, please read the Varbes Property Valuation Reports.
For example, if a property in Buckinghamshire was last sold a year ago for £200,000 and the Buckinghamshire HPI had increased by 10% in the last year, the property would have a value estimate of £220,000.
Currently, the Buckinghamshire and United Kingdom HPIs are published up to the start of .
Property sizes data is the 'Total Useful Floor Area' field reported on Energy Performance Certificates ('EPCs') where available.
Total Useful Floor Area is the total of all enclosed spaces measured to the internal face of the external walls, i.e. the gross floor area in square feet.
EPCs are published by the government's Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities, certificates issued up to December 2021 are included.