Penthouse£2,500,000
Spitalfields

188 penthouses currently listed for sale in United Kingdom.
24 properties shown
Penthouse£2,500,000
Spitalfields
Penthouse£635,000
Tunbridge Wells
Penthouse£7,200,000
St. John'S Wood Road
Penthouse£1,000,000
Bournemouth
Penthouse£14,750,000
29 Sheffield Terrace
£1,917,243
London
£496,047
Lancaster
£1,362,252
Weymouth
£1,009,076
Enfield
£1,311,798
United Kingdom
£3,531,764
London
£2,805,923
United Kingdom
£706,353
Broadstairs
£342,076
United Kingdom
£1,478,257
Tadworth
£1,513,109
United Kingdom
£626,381
Braunton
£539,855
East Allington
£1,261,344
Cowbridge
£17,991,978
United Kingdom
£1,252,644
Brentford
£881,752
Brentford
£403,630
Derby
£1,603,533
Brentford
Penthouses in United Kingdom
The UK has 187 penthouses out of 16,220 listings on RealEstateAbroad. They are almost all in London and other major cities, in new developments or converted warehouses with terraces and skyline views.
The UK listings have a median asking price of €1,151,149 across all types and a median of €7,844 per m². Penthouses typically sit above that, as top-floor units attract a premium, especially in prime London districts. The upper quartile begins at €2,066,164, and many penthouse listings exceed it.
Almost all penthouses are leasehold, so the same points as for any flat apply: lease length, ground rent, service charge and reserve fund. Penthouses may carry higher service charges because of lifts, concierge and communal facilities. Roof terraces can raise questions about who maintains waterproofing and whether any part of the roof is communal.
London, Putney and Wimbledon are the main areas, with some in Manchester. Compare standard apartments if you want the postcode without the premium.
See the UK buying guide and financing.
Buyers are a mix of UK professionals, international investors and downsizers wanting lift access and security. Ask whether the freeholder has plans for roof works or neighbouring development that could block views, and whether the terrace is demised in the lease or just licensed. For new-build penthouses check the warranty provider, snagging process and completion timetable, because delays happen. Review the ground rent escalation clause carefully; fast-doubling rents have caused trouble in some older leases. If you plan to let the flat, make sure the lease and any mortgage allow it and that you meet licensing and safety rules. Sale prices are negotiable on slower-moving high-end stock, and survey findings often shift the final number.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Often yes, due to premium facilities. Compare similar buildings.
Only with freeholder consent and planning permission.
They sell to a narrower pool but can hold value in prime areas.
Yes. SDLT is banded, so the effective rate rises with price. Calculate it with your solicitor.