Poshest Villages UK: The most desirable places to live near London according to The Telegraph - see full list

Brits looking for the best villages to live in around the UK are in luck, as an extensive list produced by The Telegraph reveals the locations of the best villages in the UK, along with the average property price there.

According to Standoutcv, over the last five years, the term “remote jobs” is now Googled over 18,000 times per month in the UK – a 410% increase. And, working from home means you can essentially work from anywhere, leading to people seeking nicer places to live.

Estate agent Knight Frank, this month reported  the highest number of sales in the countryside for 15 years. And now, with the Telegraph list of the 54 poshest villages and their prices, finding the ideal place to live has never been easier.

Proximity to London is a common theme throughout the guide. Despite a rise in remote workers, London reigns supreme as the place to work in many sectors, most notably in the finance industry.

LondonWorld has selected all the villages in the Telegraph list  situated up to an hour away from the capital. The locations include Essex, Surrey, Kent, Hertfordshire and more.

Poshest villages closest to London

Here are the villages in the top 54 that are around an hour away, or less, from London, including county, exact location and average price of a house in the area.

• Berkshire - Sunningdale - £1,101,285
• Essex - Ramsden Bellhouse - £1,017,722
• Hertfordshire - Little Gaddesden - £1,333,501
• Kent - Ightham - £836,260
• Oxfordshire - Harpsden - £1,307,182
• Surrey - Shackleford - £1,161,183

Full list of poshest villages and the average house price

• Bedfordshire - Studham - £700,494
• Berkshire - Sunningdale - £1,101,285
• Buckinghamshire - Turville - £1,463,240
• Cambridgeshire - Hemingford Abbots - £829,437
• Cheshire - The Alderleys - £1,268,175
• Clwd - Rowen - £363,214
• Cornwall - Rock - £1,080,534
• County Durham - Brancepeth - £390,238
• Cumbria - Hawkshead - £460,001
• Denbighshire - Llanarmon-yn-lal - £290,118
• Derbyshire - Edensor - £670,644
• Devon - South Pool - £999,000
• Dorset - Studland - £972,831
• East Lothian - Gullane - £356,615
• East Riding of Yorkshire - Sutton upon Derwent - £409,071
• East Sussex - Kingston-near-Lewes - £792,339
• Essex - Ramsden Bellhouse - £1,017,722
• Fife - Elie - £349,951
• Gloucestershire - Bourton-on-the-hill - £799,348
• Greater Manchester - Haigh - £257,020
• Hampshire - Beaulieu - £1,524,287
• Herefordshire - Bosbury - £452,954
• Hertfordshire - Little Gaddesden - £1,333,501
• Isle of Wight - Fishbourne - £509,356
• Kent - Ightham - £836,260
• Lancashire - Great Eccleston - £430,630
• Leicestershire - Newtown Linford - £692,157
• Lincolnshire - Uffington - £467,548
• Merseyside - Hightown - £299,304
• Monmouthshire - Shirenewton - £474,775
• Norfolk - Burnham Market - £826,770
• North Yorkshire - Kirkby Overblow - £698,656
• Northamptonshire - Church with Chapel Brampton - £681,450
• Northumberland - Warkworth - £289,459
• Nottinghamshire - Colston Bassett - £786,955
• Oxfordshire - Harpsden - £1,307,182
• Pembrokeshire - Newgale and Roch - £219,555
• Perthshire - Strathtay - £287,476
• Rutland - Burley - £737,762
• Shropshire - Cound - £454,587
• Somerset - Wellow - £954,993
• South Yorkshire - Cawthorne - £512,288
• Staffordshire - Shenstone - £575,613
• Stirling and Galkirk - Killearn - £315,927
• Suffolk - Walberswick - £832,131
• Surrey - Shackleford - £1,161,183
• Tyne & Wear, Dinnington, £210,671
• Warwickshire - Whichford - £901,115
• West Glamorgan - Oxwich - £309,519
• West Midlands - Barston - £571,202
• West Sussex - The Lurgashall, Lodsworth and Lickfold Triangle - £1,055,250