The most and least expensive streets in Leeds have been revealed in a new survey of house sales.
Home sales company Property Solvers tracked average sold price data from HM Land Registry since 2016 to see where the highest and lowest-priced homes were.
So the data did not end up skewed, only streets where more than three sales have been recorded were included.
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Every one of the top ten most expensive streets to buy a house in Leeds are to the North of the city.
Nine of those are in relatively close proximity around the Moortown, Wigton Moor and Scarcroft and include the most expensive street in Leeds, Ling Lane.
The cheapest streets include mainly areas from the South of Leeds, such as Hunslet and Belle Isle.
Surprisingly, two of the cheapest streets to buy a house in Leeds are in the Roundhay and Woodhouse areas.
Most Expensive Streets in Leeds
From left to right: street name, area, average price of house sales and the number of sales recorded since 2016.
Ling Lane, Scarcroft: £1,527,500 (4)
Sandmoor Drive, Moortown: £1,456,500 (8)
Wigton Chase, Wigton Moor: £1,367,500 (4)
Bracken Park, Scarcroft: £1,280,000 (3)
Sandmoor Avenue, Moortown: £1,261,000 (3)
Wigton Lane, Leeds: £1,133,333 (3)
Cliffe Drive, Rawdon: £1,085,000 (3)
Hall Drive, Bramhope: £1,074,285 (7)
Sandmoor Drive, Moortown: £1,070,000 (3)
Wigton Lane, Wigton Moor: £1,065,750 (4)
Least Expensive Streets in Leeds
From left to right: street name, area, average price of house sales and the number of sales recorded since 2016.
Recreation Crescent, Holbeck: £45,000 (4)
Tower Mews, Armley: £45,000 (5)
Woodview Place, Hunslet: £46,420 (4)
Winrose Drive, Belle Isle: £46,666 (3)
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Lidgett Towers, Roundhay: £47,000 (3)
Recreation Grove, Holbeck: £50,750 (4)
Newhall Green, Belle Isle: £52,914 (7)
Dobson Avenue, Hunslet: £53,000 (4)
Brackenwood Drive, Roundhay: £53,500 (5)
Lovell Park Grange, Woodhouse: £53,583 (3)
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