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Looking for a new home in England? If the sky is the limit in terms of your budget, we have a few streets for you to consider. In fact, these 10 streets top the UK list of the priciest places to live, according to a news story at Times Online. The price ranges were assembled through the house price website Mouseprice to reveal the most expensive streets in the UK, you would not want to think about how much the remortgage would be. 
1. Courtenay Avenue N6
This pristine street is home to The Mansion, voted the Best New Exclusive Home by Evening Standard readers and property experts. The street also includes The Palladio, owned currently by Russian-Israeli diamond billionaire Lev Leviev. The average price for a home on Courtenay Avenue N6 is £6.8 million.
2. Chelsea Square SW3
Chelsea Square offers a line of homes with an average price of £6.4 million. The street boasts the residences of many famous Brits, including Jemima Kahn.
3. Manresa Road SW3
Manresa is home to the Emmanuel Kaye Building, as well as a variety of residential properties. Manresa Road homes average in the £6.19 range, and the street is conveniently located around banks, a petrol station and school walkways.
4. Ilchester Place W14
This lovely English street, with homes averaging about £5.8 million, backs to the famous Holland Park. Many well-known Brits reside around Holland Park, including Simon Cowell. Residents of the area enjoy plenty of fine dining, recreation and opera.
5. Gilston Road SW10
Gilston Road is all residential, all the time, with more than 73 homes averaging £5.58 million. Some of the properties are more than a century old, but well maintained and positively charming. The street is centrally located near an elementary school, post office and banks.
6. Carlyle Square SW3
Carlyle Square offers a variety of residential housing that averages about £5.5 million in price. The properties are all residential and include eight flats. Carlyle Square is near an elementary school, banks, post office and a grocer.
7. Eldon Road W8
Eldon Road is a picturesque stretch that includes some buildings that have been in existence for 160 years. Home prices on the street average £5.5 million and options include flats, as well as individual homes. The street is surrounded by many local amenities, so residents do not have to travel far to take care of postal business, banking and the weekly shop.
8. The Vale SW3
The Vale is comprised of mostly residential properties that average about £5.4 million in price. This street is conveniently located near a cinema, as well as a bank, post office and supermarket.
9. Carlton Gardens SW1Y
The majority of properties on Carlton Gardens are flats, with an average price of £5.28 million. A number of the buildings are relatively new, having been built within the last five years. The flats are conveniently located near a cinema and other local amenities.
10. Albert Place W8
Albert Place is a lovely neighborhood filled with residential homes with an average price of £5.25 million. This street includes some flats and buildings more than a century old. Residents of Albert Place enjoy the proximity of schools, a post office and food shopping.
For some of the most exclusive properties in Britain, these streets are the place to shop. While the prices may run high, the quality and ambiance of the homes and surrounding neighborhoods cannot be beat.