Top 10 most expensive house names in the UK

We reveal the most expensive house names in the UK – plus how nailing your property name can add significant value to your home

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The most expensive house names can command price tags of over £1million — making them a surprisingly powerful way to add value to your property. But what’s in a name? Which house names are worth more than others?

As buyer confidence returns to the market and house prices start to rise for the first time in two years, per the latest RICS survey, you might be wondering if now is a good time to sell your house and if you do, how to get the best price.

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House names and average values
RankNameAverage Value
1The Manor House£1,423,128
2(The) Old Rectory£1,301,424
3Mallards£1,164,150
4(The) Old Vicarage£1,086,887
5The Oast House£1,038,774
6Lime Tree House£981,121
7Manor House / The Manor£967,117
8Manor Farm House£966,235
9Grove House£962,904
10Glebe House£940,814
Oojal Dhanjal
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