When buying a house, there are a lot of things which must be considered, such as the size of property and how many rooms it has. The location of the property is also a huge factor for many buyers but where they chose to live can make a huge difference on how much cash they part with. While many people know setting up camp in London will be expensive, research by property portal, Vyomm, showed living on some streets could set you back as much as £15 million. Those hoping to buy in the capital could spend much more money just depending on what street they choose to live on. Related articles Property news: Brexit could mean now is best time to sell home How to add up to £126,000 to the value of your home revealed Regardless of what’s thrown at it, prime central London’s traditional property hunting grounds will always hold an appeal that far outweighs any temporary market upsets and as a result. Utsav Goenka What is the most expensive street? Looking across central London, the portal revealed living on the street Knightsbridge will cost the most, based on the sales records of the last year. To buy a property on that street, homeowners are likely to pay around the average price of £15,593,900, based on 15 properties sold there in the last year. Those looking to live on Ashburton Place will be set back by a staggering £12,619,048. Of all the top ten most expensive streets to live in, five are in the City of Westminster and the other five are in Kensington and Chelsea. Among all these properties, even the cheapest street, Millbank, will set buyers back by an average of £5,570,000. Property for sale: Knightsbridge will cost the most, based on the sales records from the last year (Image: GETTY) Utsav Goenka, founder of Vyomm.com said: “Despite a fall in transactions and slower market conditions across the lower echelons of the market, London’s most prestigious locations continue to command a premium price tag. “As the pinnacle of high-end homeownership within the capital these roads are not only the most expensive in London but they remain some of the most sought after amongst buyers, with a consistent number of sales completing despite strong Brexit headwinds.” No matter what is going on with the property market, certain central London homes are likely to cost buyers a fortune. He explained: “Regardless of what’s thrown at it, prime central London’s traditional property hunting grounds will always hold an appeal that far outweighs any temporary market upsets and as a result, property will continue to sell and for more than a pretty penny.” Related articles Has your home REALLY increased in value by over 5 per cent? House for sale? Never make this mistake with furniture Property for sale: Five of the top ten streets are in City of Westminster (Image: GETTY) Property for sale: Those hoping to buy on one of the most expensive streets have to spend millions (Image: GETTY) Top 10 most expensive streets in London 1. KNIGHTSBRIDGE £15,593,900 City of Westminster 2. ASHBURTON PLACE £12,619,048 City of Westminster 3. CAMPDEN HILL £8,562,078 Kensington and Chelsea 4. BEDFORD GARDENS £7,405,000 Kensington and Chelsea 5. EATON SQUARE £7,092,143 City of Westminster 6. BURNSALL STREET £6,904,600 Kensington and Chelsea 7. LANSDOWNE ROAD £6,502,000 Kensington and Chelsea 8. MARYLEBONE HIGH STREET £5,763,636 City of Westminster 9. MILLBANK £5,570,000 City of Westminster 10. ELGIN CRESCENT £4,973,591 Kensington and Chelsea Although Brexit means many Brits may be wary when it comes to buying or selling a home at the moment, this may still be a good time to buy, an expert explained. Some tricks can also be used to increase the value on a property, such as making renovations in the home. All rights reserved for this news site express.co.uk and under his responsibility