The leafy, well-to-do London suburb of Dulwich is where you are most likely to get burgled.
That's according to research undertaken by MoneySuperMarket, which has revealed the postcodes most likely to make an insurance claim. All of those ranking in the top 20 are in London.
Dulwich is followed by Clayhall, Redbridge and Newbury Park.
A spokesperson for MoneySuperMarket said of the findings: “Our findings suggest thieves favour busy urban areas where strangers are unlikely to be spotted and it’s easy to make a quick getaway. But leafy suburbs are also heavily targeted, with burglars following the money to affluent areas.
“The best way to avoid the emotional turmoil and financial distress associated with a burglary is to be vigilant, make a concerted effort to secure your home and put in place the safety net of appropriate contents insurance in case the worst should happen.”
The 20 postcodes most likely to make a burglary-related insurance claim:
1) SE21 South Tulse Hill and Dulwich
2) IG5 Clayhall
3) IG4 Redbridge
4) IG2 Gants Hill, Newbury Park, Aldborough Hatch
5) N20 Whetstone district
6) TW5 Heston, Cranford (north), Osterley (west)
7) EN4 Hadley Wood, Cockfosters, East Barnet, New Barnet
8) N11 New Southgate district
9) IG6 Barkingside, Hainault (south)
10) TW11 Teddington
11) B70 West Bromwich
12) W10 North Kensington district
13) SE24 Herne Hill and North Tulse Hill
14) SW14 Mortlake district
15) M21 Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Barlow Moor
16) LS5 Hawksworth, Kirkstall
17) IG3 Seven Kings, Goodmayes
18) HA7 Stanmore, Queensbury, Belmont
19) RM11 Hornchurch, Emerson Park, Ardleigh Green
20) MK46 Olney
The Crime Survey for England and Wales estimates that 745,000 burglaries take place every year. Northern Ireland and Scotland record data for such thefts separately.