Property
East of England House Prices
Average House Price in East of England
The average house price in East of England is £338,000 as of May 2026.
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Cities in East of England
- Cambridge — £467,000
- Chelmsford — £381,000
- Colchester — £298,000
- Ely — £347,000
- Norwich — £238,000
- Peterborough — £236,000
- Southend-on-Sea — £330,000
- St Albans — £631,000
Towns & Areas in East of England
- Babergh — £327,000
- Basildon — £362,000
- Bedford — £333,000
- Braintree — £317,000
- Breckland — £274,000
- Brentwood — £510,000
- Broadland — £313,000
- Broxbourne — £411,000
- Castle Point — £365,000
- Central Bedfordshire — £354,000
- Dacorum — £453,000
- East Hertfordshire — £460,000
- Epping Forest — £550,000
- Luton — £283,000
- Ipswich — £216,000
- Harlow — £318,000
- Watford — £393,000
- East Suffolk — £280,000
- Great Yarmouth — £208,000
- North Norfolk — £294,000
- South Norfolk — £314,000
- King's Lynn and West Norfolk — £267,000
- East Cambridgeshire — £347,000
- South Cambridgeshire — £440,000
- Fenland — £228,000
- Maldon — £391,000
- Huntingdonshire — £308,000
- Mid Suffolk — £317,000
- Hertsmere — £562,000
- North Hertfordshire — £417,000
- Three Rivers — £587,000
- Stevenage — £319,000
- Welwyn Hatfield — £458,000
- West Suffolk — £298,000
- Rochford — £393,000
- Uttlesford — £478,000
- Tendring — £267,000
- Thurrock — £324,000
ℹ️ Please note: Regional average based on published UK house price data as of May 2026 — a general guide only, not a valuation of any individual property. Figures marked *not yet verified are a provisional placeholder pending individual verification against HM Land Registry data, and should not be relied on until then.