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Hertfordshire: The 5 Most Expensive Places to Buy Property

   Published Date: November 14, 2020
Hertfordshire: The 5 Most Expensive Places to Buy Property

Hertfordshire is in commuting distance to London, so can be an attractive place to live. It is located north of London, is left of Essex and falls within the region of East England

In this article we thought we will look into the most expensive places to buy property in Hertfordshire, counting down from number five to number one.

  1. Rickmansworth and Chandlers Cross

Making our top five is the WD3 postcode. This area covers Chandlers Cross, Rickmansworth, Croxley Green, Maple Cross and Chorleywood. The average property price here is £725,000.

The area is to the north of the Grand Union Canal and inside the perimeter of the M25 motorway. There are direct express trains from the area into Marylebone Station in London.

  1. Welwyn Village and Burnham Green

Making number 4 on our countdown of most expensive properties is the AL6 postal area which includes Welwyn Village, Ayot Green, Tewin and Burnham Green. The average cost of a property here is £819,000.

This area has very scenic countryside but also very good transport links. The A1 runs straight through the area.

  1. Much Hadham, Perry Green and Green Tye

Coming in as number three on our list is the SG10 postcode, which covers Perry Green, Green Tye and Much Hadham. To buy a property here on average would cost £855,000.

Much Hadham has been occupied since Roman times and there are written records of the parish dating back to to the times of King Edgar.

  1. Harpenden

The second most expensive place in Hertfordshire to buy property is Harpenden and Rothamsted Estate, where a property on average will set you back £871,000.

This is a very green location and indeed has the luxury of 4 golf clubs in the area. It is also very close to Luton airport.

  1. Radlett and Shenley

Coming in as the most expensive place to buy property in Hertfordshire is the WD7 postcode which consists mainly of Radlett and Shenley. The average cost of buying a property here is £1,011,000.

The area has good transport links and to get into London on the train takes 30 minutes. Therefore the location is popular with commuters.

If you would like to sell you property in Hertfordshire for cash, please do get in contact with Quick Property Buyer.

Author: Troy Metzinger