The Old Kent Road (SE15) is located in Southwark, South East London. The original monopoly board price was £60, but what does the average house on Whitechapel Road cost today? It is part of a historic Roman Road (now the A11) which connects London to Colchester.īonus fact: Whitechapel Road takes its name from a Chapel of ease (a church building other than the parish church built within the parish for ease of access for those not living close the parish church) dedicated to St Mary. Whitechapel Road (E1) is located in Tower Hamlets in the East End of London. Not surprisingly, prices for every location on the board have increased, but which has increased the most? Either you will be surprised when you find out or you will be sitting back knowing that you are a very canny property investor. Victor Watson (the MD of Waddingtons) and his secretary travelled from Waddingtons HQ in Leeds to London to choose what are now the iconic locations fr the UK version of the monopoly board. The UK edition of monopoly was launched shortly after the Parker brothers sent a copy of the US version to Waddingtons in 1935. So why not challenge your friends and family to our 'what are the average house prices on the monopoly board today?' quiz. This year it will also be difficult for all of us to be in the same room as our loved ones to play a board game so we thought we'd update the house prices and turn this into a quiz you can play over the phone or zoom. But the house prices date back to 1936, so we thought it time to update the board for current house and property prices.
Picture credit says Christmas like a board game and for many Monopoly is the ultimate game of boards.
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