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Least expensive streets

RankStreetAverageTransactionsResidential% of residential 1Bailey Street£55,57738100 2Bold Street£70,729356741 3Nelson Street£80,975137484 4Hardman Street£82,39683866 5Preston Street£87,9101514100 6Cumberland Street£112,670283592 7Fleet Street£115,376125769 8Dukes Terrace£117,099274798 9Park Lane£119,56731995 10Gambier Terrace£121,0173913199 11Sir Thomas Street£124,094494688 12Kenyons Steps£124,464558994 13Arch View Crescent£126,5993050100 14Bold Place£126,9211747100 15Lydia Ann Street£127,0862187100 16Hope Street£127,186177181 17Benson Street£127,57994107100 18Berry Street£127,98132157 19Crosshall Street£128,1866363100 20Wood Street£135,67011110288 21Oldham Street£140,4078586100 22Henry Street£140,51817526298 23Victoria Street£144,128464189 24Jamaica Street£145,084195185 25Madison Square£145,119165112100 26Cornhill£145,81294145100 27Tradewind Square£147,562564496 28Tabley Street£148,28153184100 29Old Haymarket£149,431173289 30Argyle Street£149,8001159898

This list may include properties in streets which have not sold in normal free market conditions, such as ‘right to buy’ and compulsory purchase schemes or areas already subject to demolition and regeneration.
The data above includes all transactions completed since January 1995 as recorded by HM Land Registry. The data is updated monthly.
Published average prices are often calculated based on average actual selling prices. Price increase over time can distort these rankings.
The average house price figures above have been calculated as average current values instead of as average historic values. This is achieved using a combination of AVM (Automated Valuation Model) technology and Land Registry data.
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