England and Wales · Category A sales

High Value Property — January 2026

Exploring the top 10% of residential property transactions recorded by HM Land Registry.

Provisional: Land Registry backfills recent months, so this dashboard recalculates as new records arrive.

Top 10% entry price

£650,000

Price required to enter the top 10% of the market this month

+4.0% vs December-0.8% vs January 2025

High-value sales

4,432

Segment median

£840,000

Highest sale

£20,250,000

Total value

£4.6bn

The high-value segment represented 28.3% of all residential transaction value.

Recent context

90th percentile threshold trend

Geography

High Value Property map

District-centred aggregates; no raw transaction markers are sent to the browser.

Individual transactions

Top Property Sales This Month

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RankAddressPriceTypeTenureArea / postcodeSale date
12, THE LITTLE BOLTONS£20,250,000Semi-detachedFreeholdLONDON, KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
SW10 9LP
23 Jan 2026
230, LITTLEWOOD STREET£19,500,000Semi-detachedFreeholdKETTERING, NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
NN14 6DX
9 Jan 2026
329, NORFOLK ROAD£15,500,000DetachedFreeholdLONDON, CITY OF WESTMINSTER
NW8 6AU
9 Jan 2026
440, WILTON CRESCENT£13,880,000TerracedFreeholdLONDON, CITY OF WESTMINSTER
SW1X 8RX
13 Jan 2026
58, CHELSEA PARK GARDENS£12,700,000Semi-detachedFreeholdLONDON, KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
SW3 6AA
27 Jan 2026
642, MONTPELIER SQUARE£10,250,000TerracedFreeholdLONDON, CITY OF WESTMINSTER
SW7 1JZ
21 Jan 2026
7BENBOW HOUSE, 24, APARTMENT 75, NEW GLOBE WALK£8,333,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdLONDON, SOUTHWARK
SE1 9DS
30 Jan 2026
8BENBOW HOUSE, 24, APARTMENT 68, NEW GLOBE WALK£8,333,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdLONDON, SOUTHWARK
SE1 9DS
30 Jan 2026
922, APARTMENT N5.5, HANOVER SQUARE£7,375,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdLONDON, CITY OF WESTMINSTER
W1S 1JP
12 Jan 2026
1017, CRICK ROAD£7,350,000DetachedFreeholdOXFORD
OX2 6QL
27 Jan 2026

Market composition

What sold at the top of the market?

Detached2,315 · 52.2% · £841,500 median
Semi-detached858 · 19.4% · £812,000 median
Terraced804 · 18.1% · £882,500 median
Flat / maisonette455 · 10.3% · £825,000 median
Other0 · 0.0% · — median

Tenure

Freehold and leasehold

Freehold

3,918 sales · 88.4%

£845,000

Leasehold

514 sales · 11.6%

£815,000

High Value Hotspots

Most high-value transactions

01

Wandsworth

263 total sales

129 sales
02

Buckinghamshire

408 total sales

122 sales
03

Richmond Upon Thames

169 total sales

102 sales
04

Barnet

208 total sales

95 sales
05

Bromley

281 total sales

89 sales
06

Ealing

178 total sales

73 sales
07

Kensington And Chelsea

93 total sales

73 sales
08

Lambeth

206 total sales

73 sales
09

Camden

116 total sales

67 sales
10

City Of Westminster

104 total sales

65 sales

High Value Hotspots

Highest concentration of high-value sales

01

Kensington And Chelsea

93 total sales

78.5%
02

City Of Westminster

104 total sales

62.5%
03

Richmond Upon Thames

169 total sales

60.4%
04

Camden

116 total sales

57.8%
05

Islington

94 total sales

55.3%
06

Elmbridge

120 total sales

53.3%
07

Hammersmith And Fulham

104 total sales

51.9%
08

City Of London

8 total sales

50.0%
09

St Albans

122 total sales

50.0%
10

Wandsworth

263 total sales

49.0%

Supplementary benchmark

The £1 Million Market

£1m+

1,350

£2m+

198

£5m+

21

£10m+

6

48.0% of £1m+ sales were in London.

Highest outside London: £19,500,000 in KETTERING.

Most £1m+ sales: Wandsworth (64).

Monthly observations

What the data says

  • The most expensive recorded sale was £20,250,000 in LONDON.
  • The top-10% threshold was £650,000, 4.0% higher than December.
  • London accounted for 48.0% of £1m+ transactions.
  • The top 10% represented 28.3% of total residential transaction value.