Monopoly: How much it really costs to buy a house on the London Monopoly Board

From Old Kent Road to Mayfair, we’ve crunched the numbers to reveal how much it really costs to “own” the Monopoly board.

Ever wondered what it would be like if your property empire stretched beyond the board game and into real-life London?

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The street sign for Park Lane, which features on the London version of the Monopoly board game | Getty Images

We’ve all squabbled over who gets Mayfair, groaned at landing on Old Kent Road, or quietly celebrated a cheeky purchase of Euston Road.

But behind the coloured sets and plastic houses, the streets of Monopoly are very real, and so are their price tags.

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This is how much it would really cost to buy a property on the Monopoly board in 2025 | Getty Images

In fact, the classic London Monopoly board offers a fascinating snapshot of the city’s geography, from the bargain-basement south-east corner of Old Kent Road right through to the ultra-prime glitz of Park Lane.

Spoiler: There’s a reason Mayfair is still the most expensive square in the game.

How much would it cost you to set up home on each of these famous addresses today? Using the latest average house price data from 2025 across London’s boroughs, we’ve mapped out what a real-life Monopoly portfolio might set you back.

From the surprisingly affordable Whitechapel Road to the eyewatering luxury of Westminster’s grand boulevards, get ready to see just how far (or not very far at all) your Monopoly money would stretch in real life.

Roll the dice, and let’s find out.

This is how much it really costs to buy a house on the London Monopoly Board

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The street sign for Pall Mall, which features on the London version of the Monopoly board game | Getty Images

Old Kent Road

Borough -Southwark

Average house price: £600,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Whitechapel Road

Borough: Tower Hamlets

Average house price: £488,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Angel

Borough: Islington

Average house price: £701,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Euston Road

Borough: Camden (majority stretch)

Average house price: £876,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Pentonville Road

Borough: Islington

Average house price: £701,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Pall Mall

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Whitehall

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Northumberland Avenue

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Bow Street

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Marlborough Street (Great Marlborough St)

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Vine Street

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

The Strand

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Fleet Street

Borough: City of London

Average house price: £881,476

Trafalgar Square

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Leicester Square

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Coventry Street

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Piccadilly

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Regent Street

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Oxford Street

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000 (June 2025, ONS)

Bond Street (Old & New)

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Park Lane

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

Mayfair

Borough: Westminster

Average house price: £1,035,000

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