What are the 9 most beautiful streets in Europe and how much it costs to live there (there is also Rome)

Cool but with history, classic but fashionable, elegant but inclusive: Time Out magazine proclaims the 9 most beautiful streets in Europeand among these there is also an Italian: via Panisperna a Roma. But how much does it cost to live in a iconic address? Obviously it depends on the city: they range from the cheapest €2,500/m2 in Odos Olympou in Thessaloniki, up to almost €12,000/m2 in Rue des Gravilliers in Paris. Here’s the exact rangestreet by street, calculated by Abitare Co.a real estate brokerage and services company specializing in new residences.

The podium

To lead the high endtherefore, and Paris: in Rue des Gravilliersin the heart of the third arrondissement and the Right Bank, a stone’s throw from the Marais and iconic spots such as the Marché des Enfants Rouges. The values ​​are around 12.000 €/mq with maximums that can reach i 16.700 €/mq per renovated properties or new construction. It’s about consistent prices with a residential and investment demand very supported in the Marais/Arts et Métiers area.

Segue Madridwhere in the center of the “almendra central”, Barquillo Streetcharacterized by an offer that makes it perfect for those who want to stay in a central area without giving up cultural activities, records a average price of approx 8.900 €/mqwith peaks of 10.600 €/mq for valuable solutions or for new apartments.

In third place London: on the famous Blackstock Roadbetween Finsbury Park and Highbury, loved for its lively neighborhoodcharacterized by historic apartments, pubs and shops, the average price is approx 7.800 €/mqwith peaks that can reach i 15.500 €/mq.

Rome, Berlin and Porto: the value of context

They follow Roma, Berlin e Porto where the real estate value it’s not just a question of square meters, but also of context. The architectural charm, the quality of urban spaces and the neighborhood life they make the difference and support demand, reaching peaks that exceed 9.000 €/mq.

In particular, a Romain the Monti district, Via Panisperna confirms the appeal of historic center: the values ​​are on average around 7.100 €/mqwith tips up to 9.600 €/mq for the best positioned solutions or with valuable features.

Segue Berlin where interest increases Maybachuferalong the Landwehrkanal, a growing micro-neighborhood in great demand by young professionals and creatives. Here the prices are around 6.600 €/mq for apartments in good condition, up to a maximum of more 8.000 €/mq for new homes.

A PortoOn the other hand, the apartments located in the very central and highly sought after area Bonjardim Street they settle around 5.000 €/mqwith top properties that can exceed 7.800 €/mq.

The most accessible options: Brussels, Thessaloniki and Margate

They close the ranking Bruxelleswhere in the Dansaert/Sainte-Catherine area, the beloved Rue de Flandre register a average price per m2 Of 4.000 €/mq: a price that reflects the solidity of demand in one of the most dynamic districts of the city.

For those looking for the most accessible entrance among the most popular streets in Europe today but far from the metropolitan chaos, Northdown Road in the English city of Margate confirms itself among the most contained options: among the art galleriesvintage shops, creative cafés and little gems, here i prices per square meter they oscillate between 1,500 and 2,000 €/m2 for apartments, while for the most beautiful independent houses the reference is in the order of 500 thousand euros.

In the end, Thessalonikiwhere his famous Odos Olympou records values ​​between 2,450 and 3,600 €/m2in line with or slightly above the city average thanks to the central and well served location.