It's Britain’s richest borough: Chelsea, SW3. The average property here costs over a million pounds.

Mick Jagger, David Bowie and George Best all rocked Cheyne Walk and around the corner Oscar Wilde lived it up in louche style on Tite Street. More recently, Hugh and Jemima shared a love nest on Chelsea Square - neighbours include the Goldsmiths and the Geldofs. Clearly you're in good company, so take a peek inside some of the world's most expensive streets on this edition Cool in Your Code.

For all you need to know about buying, selling and furnishing property in Chelsea click on the links below:

Douglas and Gordon

45 Sloane Avenue
SW3 3DH
020 7225 1225

Estate agent with offices in Central and South West London.

Antiquarius

131-141 King's Road
SW3 4PW
T: 020 7823 3900

One of the oldest antiques centres in London, with around 80 dealers trading in everything from antique furniture to vintage clothing and film posters.

Chelsea Physic Garden

66 Royal Hospital Road
SW3 4HS
T: 020 7352 5646

Founded in 1673 to train apothecaries, the Chelsea Physic Garden continues to research the origins and conservation of around five thousand species and focus interest on natural medicine.

Conrad Hotel

Chelsea Harbour
SW10 0XG
T: 020 7631 1000

Part of the Hilton Group, Conrad Hotels operates a network of luxury hotels and resorts in the world's major business and tourism capitals.

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