Rents along the London Marathon route stretch from £1,200 pcm to as much as £7,000 pcm highlighting the sharp variation in property values across the capital.
Analysis from Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward shows that locations spanning the route from south east London through to central districts command a wide range of rental and house price levels.
The data underlines the premium attached to riverside and central locations, particularly around Tower Bridge, while more affordable options remain available in outer zones such as Charlton.
The route also reflects broader market trends, with strong demand for well-connected, amenity-rich areas continuing to support both rental and capital values.
AFFORDABLE OPTIONS
In Blackheath, where the race begins, one-bedroom rents range from £1,300 to £2,000pcm, rising to £3,500pcm for three-bedroom homes. Average house prices sit just below £1m.
Nearby Charlton offers more affordable options, with one-bedroom rents starting at £1,200pcm and family homes reaching up to £3,000pcm. House prices typically range between £550,000 and £650,000.
In Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage location, one-bedroom rents climb to £2,600 pcm, with larger homes reaching £4,000 pcm. Average property values exceed £1m, supported by riverside developments and strong demand.
Closer to central London, Shad Thames and Tower Bridge represent the top end of the market. One-bedroom apartments in Shad Thames start at around £2,200 pcm, while larger properties and penthouses can command up to £7,000 pcm, reflecting the area’s premium positioning and river views.
