PRICE GUIDE · PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO · 2026–2027
Property Photographer cost in the UK
£75–£400 per shoot. Typically £150.
Property photography in the UK costs £75–£400 a shoot, and £150 is typical for a standard house up to four bedrooms. Property size, a floor plan, drone or video add-ons and the London premium are what move the price.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does a property photographer cost in the UK?
| Low end | £75 | a small flat outside London |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | £150 | what most people pay |
| High end | £400 | a large home with drone, video and twilight shots |
Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the photographers and video studios near you.
What moves the price
- Size of the property — a one-bed flat takes a property photographer far less time than a large detached house
- Floor plans — a measured floor plan is often priced as an add-on to the property photography
- Drone shots — aerial photographs of the house and plot need a pilot who follows CAA rules and cost extra
- Video walkthroughs — a property video tour adds filming and editing time to the shoot
- HDR and twilight shots — premium editing and dusk photography cost more than a standard set
- London and travel — property photographers in the capital charge more for parking, congestion and travel time
WHAT YOU GET
What a property photographer booking includes
Takes: Usually one to two hours on site for a standard home, with edited images back in 24 to 48 hours. Not included: Floor plans, drone photography, video tours, virtual staging and EPCs are usually priced separately from the property photography.
WHAT PEOPLE BOOK
Common property photographer jobs
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How to pay less
- Book property photography and a floor plan together, as many photographers price the pair as a bundle
- Have every room tidy and lights working before the property photographer arrives, so no time is wasted
- Skip drone and twilight shots for a small flat where they add little to the listing
Before you book
- Declutter each room, open blinds and clear cars from the drive before the property photography
- Ask whether the property photographer includes a floor plan or prices it separately
- For drone shots, check the operator holds a CAA Operator ID and suitable insurance
- Agree who may use the images, since agents and owners may both want them for listings
Property Photographer cost: questions people ask
From £75 for a small flat to £400 for a large home with extras, and about £150 for a standard house up to four bedrooms. Drone, video and twilight shots sit at the top of the range.
One to two hours on site for most homes, with edited photographs usually delivered within one or two working days.
Yes. Drones over the weight threshold need a CAA Operator ID, and the pilot needs a Flyer ID. Commercial operators should also hold insurance and follow the rules on flying near people and buildings.
Many property photographers measure and draw floor plans on the same visit, which saves a second appointment and is often cheaper as a bundle.
Floor plans, drone work, video tours, virtual staging and the EPC are usually priced on top of the basic photography.
They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, based on published UK property photography price guides and studio rates. They show the national spread rather than a quote for your home.
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