Colchester’s Most Expensive Streets Revealed: What the Latest Data Tells Us
Ella Crisp
Thinking of buying in Colchester - or just curious where the town’s most exclusive homes are tucked away?
New data from Property Solvers, based on HM Land Registry sales over the last five years, has revealed Colchester’s most and least expensive streets - and the results are eye-opening.
From tree-lined Lexden avenues to up-and-coming commuter hubs, here’s what the numbers tell us about the local property landscape.
The Top 10 Most Expensive Streets in Colchester
Colchester’s CO3 and CO4 postcodes continue to dominate when it comes to luxury living. These areas consistently attract buyers looking for large homes, excellent schools, and easy access to transport links. Below are the top-performing streets based on average sold prices between 2020 and 2025:
- St Clare Road (CO3 3SZ) – £1,379,000
Nestled in leafy Lexden, St Clare Road tops the list with five sales averaging nearly £1.4m. It’s the epitome of executive family living. - Fitzwalter Road (CO3 3SY) – £1,054,000
Just around the corner, this quiet residential road boasts exclusivity and strong long-term value. - Colvin Close (CO3 4BS) – £1,030,000
A private cul-de-sac known for its spacious homes and close-knit community feel. - Braiswick (CO4 5BG) – £836,428
Combining countryside charm with commuter convenience, Braiswick remains a strong performer in the north of Colchester. - Creffield Road (CO3 3JA) – £824,150
Period charm meets premium pricing on this sought-after Victorian and Edwardian stretch. - Bakers Lane (CO4 5BB) – £822,250
With only four sales recorded, Bakers Lane’s secluded location supports its premium positioning. - Lexden Road (CO3 3TE) – £819,333
One of Colchester’s key residential arteries, offering grand detached homes with strong kerb appeal. - Beverley Road (CO3 3NG) – £806,388
A family-friendly favourite in Lexden, with traditional homes that retain long-term value. - Irvine Road (CO3 3TP) – £775,714
Quiet and residential, Irvine Road attracts buyers looking for space, peace, and community. - Inglis Road (CO3 3HU) – £760,793
Completing the list, Inglis Road offers a blend of period homes and modern upgrades in a highly desirable pocket of town.
Where Are the More Affordable Streets?
At the other end of the spectrum, some areas in Colchester continue to offer value for money - ideal for first-time buyers or those looking for investment potential. Streets like:
- Hythe Quay – £67,062
- The Dell – £85,437
- Mersea Road – £85,800
These areas present opportunities for buyers looking to get on the ladder or purchase lower-cost rental investments.
What Does This Mean for Buyers and Sellers?
Whether you're buying at the top end of the market or considering your first step, knowing where property values are holding strong is key to making a smart move. For sellers, this data highlights which streets continue to command a premium - and why demand remains high in key locations.
If you're based in Lexden, Braiswick or nearby, chances are your property could be worth more than you think. And if you're exploring areas like Hythe or The Dell, you may find hidden gems offering strong potential for future growth.
Thinking of Moving in Colchester?
At Oakheart, we’re proud to support buyers and sellers across every part of Colchester - from high-end Lexden homes to affordable first-time buys in the Hythe. If you’re curious about your street’s value or want expert guidance on your next move, our team is here to help.
