Granite Worktop Prices

How much do granite worktops cost in 2025?

If you’re planning a kitchen renovation or simply looking to upgrade your countertops, granite worktops remain one of the most luxurious and durable options available. But how much do granite worktops actually cost? And what factors influence the final price you’ll pay?

At County Stone, we believe in transparent pricing and helping our customers make informed decisions. Below, we break down everything you need to know about the cost of granite worktops in 2025.

How much are granite worktops?

The cost of granite worktops typically ranges from £270 to over £900 per square metre, depending on the stone’s rarity, colour, thickness, and finish. However, every project is unique, and prices can vary based on:

The size and complexity of your kitchen layout
Choice of granite colour and pattern (rare stones cost more)
Edge profiles and finishing touches
Cut-outs for sinks and hobs
Installation and delivery costs

For the most accurate price, contact us today for a no-obligation quote.

What’s included in the price?

When you choose County Stone, you’re not just paying for a stunning work surface. Our prices include:

Factors that affect granite worktop costs

Granite is a timeless, natural material that combines stunning beauty with exceptional practicality. While it may not be the cheapest option for a kitchen worktop, granite is an investment that delivers long-term value. With its remarkable durability and unique, one-of-a-kind patterns, granite transforms your kitchen into a space that’s not only functional but a true pleasure to spend time in.

Granite type and origin

Rare stones like Blue Bahia or Titanium carry a premium price due to their exclusivity and stunning natural patterns.

Thickness of the slab

Standard thickness is 20mm or 30mm. We can add a mitred front rail to give a chunkier appearance.

Edge profiles

Simple square edges are typically included, while premium edges like bullnose or ogee add to the price.

Cut-outs and extras

Adding features like undermount sink cut-outs, drainer grooves, or splashbacks will increase the overall price.

Installation complexity

Larger kitchens, awkward layouts, and difficult access can affect installation costs.

Are granite worktops worth the investment?

Absolutely. While granite worktops may have a higher upfront cost compared to laminate or wooden surfaces, they offer a range of benefits:

What is the cheapest type of granite?

We don’t supply or work with low-grade materials at County Stone.

Instead, we recommend opting for 30mm thick granite worktops. These offer outstanding durability but also create a truly premium look and feel. To complete your design, we offer a wide range of edge profiles, including curved, bevelled, and custom-shaped finishes – each adding its own distinctive character to your kitchen.

We are committed to sourcing the highest quality granite from responsible suppliers at the best possible prices, ensuring you receive excellent value without compromising on style or performance.

Why choose County Stone for your granite worktop?

With over 20 years of experience, our family-run team is a trusted specialist in supplying and installing premium granite worktops across the South of England, London, and the Home Counties. Our expert team is here to guide you through every step, from stone selection to final installation.