Residents and business owners shed light on life in Britain’s costliest street, Buckingham Gate, situated near King’s Buckingham Palace.
With an average asking price of nearly £10m, this central London road boasts a mix of properties, embassies, and shops. Despite the hefty price tag, locals like retiree David Rodgers appreciate the convenience and tranquility, especially with amenities like a nearby Marks and Spencer. Businesses, including Prime Dry Cleaners and Crumpets Cafe, thrive in this bustling area, catering to palace staff, tourists, and locals alike.
While some find the constant crowds less than ideal for residential living, others see the location as unbeatable for businesses. Despite Buckingham Gate’s recent designation as the priciest street, some speculate that a single high-value property listing may have skewed the data. 
Regardless, the allure of living next to royalty remains a captivating dinner party topic for residents.
