The most expensive street in Britain has been revealed as Phillimore Gardens in the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
According to an annual review carried out by Halifax, the average house price on the street sits at an eye-watering £24million.
Phillimore Gardens was built in the early 18th century and sits on the Phillimore Estate, on land acquired by the affluent Phillimore family.
It runs from the Duchess of Bedford’s Walk right through to Kensington High Street, and neighbours Holland Park.
Unsurprisingly, Halifax's review found that London dominates the top 10 priciest streets to live on in the country.
Less than three miles away in Mayfair, properties on Grosvenor Square are going for £23.5 million on average.
And in third place is London's picturesque Illchester Place, where houses now cost an average £17.7 million.
Outside of the capital, buyers would need £1.5million in comparison to secure an exclusive postcode in the North East or the East Midlands.
Kim Kinnaird, Mortgages Director, Halifax said: “For almost all of us, these homes and their eye-watering price tags are the stuff fantasy house hunts are made of.
“Unsurprisingly, London roads occupy the top 10 streets in the UK, and buying a home on London's Phillimore Gardens could set you back a staggering £24 million on average.
"That said, the price of a prestigious address can differ hugely across the UK. Living on the most expensive street in the North East or East Midlands will cost something closer to £1.5 million.”
In the North East, six of the most expensive streets can be found in Newcastle Upon Tyne.
But it was Ramside Park in Durham that took the top spot in the region, with an average property price of £1,553,000.
Gubeon Wood in Morpeth came in second place, with houses costing £1,491,000, followed by Graham Park Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne which saw average house prices of £1,339.000.
Broadway in Altrincham, where houses average £3,184,000, is the most expensive street in the North West.
This is followed by four other streets in Altrincham making the top 10, including Barrow Lane (£2,998,000), Theobald Road (£2,378,000), Hill Top (£2,309,000) and Stanhope Road (£2,215,000).
The most expensive street in Yorkshire and the Humber is Manor House Lane in Leeds.
Here, properties will set you back £2,367,000 on average.
This is followed by Fulwith Mill Lane, Harrogate (£1,770,000) and then The Purey Cust, York (£1,754,000).
While in the West Midlands, Bakers Lane in Solihull is priciest, with houses costing an average £2,341,000.
In the East Midlands, Warren Hill in Leicester is the most expensive street, with house prices averaging £1,615,000.
This is closely followed by Melton Road, Nottingham (£1,600,000) and Park Lane in Towcester (£1,348,000).
In the East of England, the top six most expensive streets all cost more than £3 million.
In first place is Chaucer Road in Cambridge (£4,240,000), followed by Coopersale Street in Epping (£3,567,000), then Newlands Avenue in Radlett (£3,432,000).
The only street outside of London to make it in the top 20 is Titlarks Hill in Ascot in the South East.
House prices here cost a staggering £12,318,000 on average.
In the same region, Westbrook Hill in Godalming is second (£8,960,000) and East Road in Weybridge (£8,364,000) takes third place.
Five of the top 10 most expensive streets in the South West are in Poole, Dorset with Lawrence Drive in first place.
This street has an average house price of £4,085,000, and is followed by Weston Park in the historic City of Bath (£3,328,000), then Mornish Road in Poole (£2,850,000) third.
In Wales, Benar Headland in Pwllheli is the most expensive street, with an average property price of £1,730,000.
This is followed by Llys Helyg Drive in Llandudno (£1,219,000) and Hanley Cwrt in Usk (£1,152,000).
And in the Welsh capital of Cardiff, Westbourne Crescent came out on top as the most expensive street, with houses costing £1,003,000 on average.
