List of London Monopoly locations
Locations
The final list mixes well-known landmarks with relatively obscure locations. There appears to be no specific motivation for how they were chosen; when the travel writer Tim Moore searched the Waddingtons' company archives he did not uncover any relevant documentation.

List of London Monopoly locations

Section Title: Locations
Table Section Text: The final list mixes well-known landmarks with relatively obscure locations. There appears to be no specific motivation for how they were chosen; when the travel writer Tim Moore searched the Waddingtons' company archives he did not uncover any relevant documentation.

Colour	Image	Name	Value	House price (game)	House price (2016)	Location	Notes

Brown	Looking south along Old Kent Road from the Bricklayer's Arms	Old Kent Road	£60	£30	£813,000	SE1 SE14	The only location south of the River Thames; also the only one both outside and more than one tube stop away from the Circle line.

Looking east on Whitechapel Road, near Whitechapel tube station and street market.	Whitechapel Road	£60	£30	£590,000	E1

Station	King's Cross station frontage following restoration in 2014.	King's Cross station	£200	N/A	£782,000	NW1	Principal services: Glasgow Central, Edinburgh Waverley, Sunderland, Newcastle, York, Leeds

Light blue	View of The Angel, Islington on the corner of Islington High Street	The Angel, Islington	£100	£50	£866,000	N1	The Angel is a former pub, not a street. It was a Lyons Corner House in 1935 and is reportedly where Watson and Phillips stopped for lunch.

Junction of Euston Road and Euston Square	Euston Road	£100	£50	£1,080,000	W1 NW1

Pentonville Road, London, looking at a block of flats	Pentonville Road	£120	£60	£866,000	N1

Pink	View of Pall Mall, London, with old buildings	Pall Mall	£140	£70	£1,380,000	SW1

Whitehall, featuring the Monument to the Women of World War II and the Cenotaph, near Big Ben	Whitehall	£140	£70	£1,390,000	SW1

The Playhouse Theatre on Northumberland Avenue	Northumberland Avenue	£160	£80	£1,280,000	SW1

Station	The frontage of Marylebone Station, London	Marylebone station	£200	N/A	£1,100,000	NW1	Principal services: Birmingham Snow Hill, Oxford, Sheffield Victoria (historic)

Orange	Bow Street, looking north towards the former Bow Street Magistrates' Court	Bow Street	£180	£90	£1,280,000	WC2

View of Liberty department store on Great Marlborough Street	Great Marlborough Street (listed as Marlborough Street)	£180	£90	£2,480,000	W1	There is no actual Marlborough Street in this part of London; the square on the board was mis-named after the Marlborough Street Magistrates Court.

Road sign at the end of Vine Street near Piccadilly	Vine Street	£200	£100	£1,700,000	W1	The shortest street on the board; it is 70 feet (21 m) long. Since Vine Street has no pubs, a typical Monopoly pub crawl visits the connecting Swallow Street instead.

Red	The Strand, looking towards Trafalgar Square and the Admiralty Arch	Strand	£220	£110	£2,160,000	WC2

View of Fleet Street, with St Paul's Cathedral in the background	Fleet Street	£220	£110	£1,080,000	EC4

Trafalgar Square, showing a fountain in the foreground and the National Gallery	Trafalgar Square	£240	£120	£1,280,000	WC2

Station	Main entrance to Fenchurch Street station	Fenchurch Street station	£200	N/A	£1,430,000	EC3	Principal services: Southend Central

Yellow	Centre of Leicester Square, following redevelopment in 2012	Leicester Square	£260	£130	£1,280,000	WC2

Looking eastwards on Coventry Street towards the Trocadero shopping centre	Coventry Street	£260	£130	£1,900,000	W1

View of Piccadilly by the Meriden Hotel, looking towards Piccadilly Circus	Piccadilly	£280	£140	£2,000,000	W1

Green	Looking north along Regent Street, with Union Flags hung between buildings	Regent Street	£300	£150	£1,700,000	W1

Looking west along Oxford Street, with two buses and Selfridges department store	Oxford Street	£300	£150	£1,300,000	W1

New Bond Street, showing a zebra crossing across the road	Bond Street	£320	£160	£806,000	W1	There is no actual Bond Street; it is split into New Bond Street to the north and Old Bond Street to the south.

Station	Interior view of Liverpool Street station's main concourse	Liverpool Street station	£200	N/A	£784,000	EC2	Principal services: Norwich, Cambridge, Stansted Airport, Southend Victoria

Dark blue	View of Park Lane, showing Hyde Park and the Grosvenor House Hotel	Park Lane	£350	£175	£1,700,000	W1

Grosvenor Square, Mayfair, looking towards a luxury hotel	Mayfair	£400	£200	£3,150,000	W1	Not a street, but a location in London (between Piccadilly, Regent Street, Oxford Street and Park Lane). The most expensive square on the board, and in reality.

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Mayfair commands the highest rents out of all properties.

final_sentence: Mayfair commands the highest rents out of all properties.