What is the most expensive (and cheapest) area of Epping Forest?

Most expensive: High Laver (£1,385,000). Cheapest: Sheering (£356,382).

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RankAreaPrice
1High Laver£1,385,000
2Theydon Garnon£1,305,000
3Theydon Mount£1,141,400
4Bobbingworth£932,500
5Willingale£929,083
6Theydon Bois£912,410
7Abbess, Beauchamp and Berners Roding£905,000
8Magdalen Laver£882,500
9Little Laver£873,000
10Stapleford Tawney£857,500
11Stapleford Abbotts£829,493
12Stanford Rivers£826,500
13Matching£815,977
14Chigwell£752,278
15High Ongar£739,866
16Fyfield£723,250
17Moreton£656,658
18Roydon£654,103
19Buckhurst Hill£647,522
20Epping Upland£621,800
21Loughton£618,763
22Epping£598,485
23Nazeing£587,267
24North Weald Bassett£514,040
25Lambourne£499,218
26Ongar£462,535
27Waltham Abbey£410,476
28Sheering£356,382

FAQs about area prices in Epping Forest

What is the most expensive area in Epping Forest?

The most expensive area in Epping Forest is High Laver with an average house price of £1,385,000.

What is the cheapest area in Epping Forest?

The cheapest area in Epping Forest is Sheering with an average house price of £356,382.

Where can I compare all area prices in Epping Forest?

Use the table and map on this page to compare area-by-area average prices within Epping Forest.

Data sources

Location boundary data sourced from OpenStreetMap and price information is from HM Land Registry

Last updated at 20 May 2026 at 08:45 with the latest Land Registry data (March 2026). The Epping Forest dataset covers 5,034 postcodes.

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