# TW10 6BF Area Summary
## Market Overview
TW10 6BF covers part of Ham in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, an affluent residential area situated between Richmond Park and the River Thames. With 85 properties on record and an exceptional average price of £1,990,923, this postcode represents one of the most prestigious property markets in southwest London. The area commands prices nearly eight times the current UK average, reflecting its prime location, excellent connectivity to central London, and the substantial size and quality of housing stock typical of this leafy suburban enclave.
The property market here is characterised by substantial family homes, many dating from the Victorian and Edwardian periods, alongside elegant inter-war properties and select modern developments. The proximity to Richmond Park—one of London's most celebrated Royal Parks—combined with highly-regarded state and independent schools in the borough, makes this postcode particularly sought-after among families and professionals. Properties in this bracket typically feature generous gardens, period features, and off-street parking, all of which contribute to the premium valuations. The area benefits from Ham's village-like atmosphere whilst maintaining excellent transport links via nearby Richmond and Kingston stations.
Given the price point, the market here tends to be relatively stable with lower transaction volumes but sustained demand from high-net-worth buyers seeking quality family accommodation in one of London's most desirable residential quarters.
The average house price in TW10 6BF, Richmond is £1,990,923. Prices range from £535,000 to £7,100,000.
There are 85 properties in TW10 6BF, Richmond.
TW10 6BF contains 85 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in TW10 6BF have fallen by 28.4% from £1,762,663 in 2017 to £1,262,000 in 2024.
TW10 6BF is located in Richmond, Greater London, England.
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