Welcome to our blog post on UK Monopoly properties! If you’re a fan of the classic board game, you’ll know that each property on the Monopoly board is based on a real location in the UK.
In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at each of these properties, discussing their history and significance in the UK.
This is the UK version, if you would like to read about the Monopoly Properties List of the US Version, you can check this post written by me.
Let’s get started!
Monopoly Properties List UK(Organised By Color)
Here is a list of the UK version of Monopoly properties, organized by color group:
Brown Properties
- Old Kent Road
- Whitechapel Road
Blue Properties
- Mayfair
- Park Lane
Pink Properties
- Pall Mall
- Whitehall
- Northumberland Avenue
Orange Properties
- Bow Street
- Marlborough Street
- Vine Street
Red Properties
- Strand
- Fleet Street
- Trafalgar Square
Light Blue Properties
- The Angle Islington
- Euston Road
- Pentonville Road
Yellow Properties
- Leicester Square
- Coventry Street
- Piccadilly
Green Properties
- Regent Street
- Oxford Street
- Bond Street
Utilities
- Electric Company
- Water Works
Stations
- King’s Cross Station
- Marylebone Station
- Fenchurch Street Station
- Liverpool Street Station
Other Spaces which are not properties
- Go
- Just Visiting
- Free Parking
- Go To Jail
- Chance
- Community Chest
Monopoly UK Properties in Detail With Price
Here is a table with the UK Monopoly properties, their color group(Brown, Blue, Pink, Light Blue, Orange, Red, Yellow and Green), the price to buy, and the rent for each property:
| Monopoly Property Name | Color Group | Price to Buy(in £) |
| Old Kent Road | Brown | £60 |
| Whitechapel Road | Brown | £60 |
| Mayfair | Blue | £400 |
| Park Lane | Blue | £350 |
| Pall Mall | Pink | £140 |
| Whitehall | Pink | £140 |
| Northumberland Avenue | Pink | £160 |
| The Angle Islington | Light Blue | £100 |
| Euston Road | Light Blue | £100 |
| Pentonville Road | Light Blue | £120 |
| Bow Street | Orange | £180 |
| Marlborough Street | Orange | £180 |
| Vine Street | Orange | £200 |
| Strand | Red | £220 |
| Fleet Street | Red | £220 |
| Trafalgar Square | Red | £240 |
| Leicester Square | Yellow | £260 |
| Coventry Street | Yellow | £260 |
| Piccadilly | Yellow | £280 |
| Regent Street | Green | £300 |
| Oxford Street | Green | £300 |
| Bond Street | Green | £320 |
| Electric Company | N.A | £150 |
| Water Works | N.A | £150 |
| King’s Cross Station | N.A | £200 |
| Marylebone Station | N.A | £200 |
| Fenchurch Street Station | N.A | £200 |
| Liverpool Street Station | N.A | £200 |
The rent for utilities and railway stations is determined by rolling the dice and multiplying the result by the number shown on the utility or railway station card.
The other spaces on the board, such as Go, Just Visiting, Free Parking, Go To Jail, Chance, and Community Chest, have special actions or effects when landed on, as described in the Monopoly rules.
Conclusion
Let’s conclude the post on the Monopoly UK properties list and detailed data table!
I hope you found this information useful and helpful.
