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Most expensive streets

RankStreetAverageTransactionsResidential% of residential 1Wharfside Street£230,41933442092 2Helena Street£207,7174150 3Berkley Street£203,46811467100 4Holloway Circus Queensway£202,51013415599 5Severn Street£201,3941926100 6Paradise Street£198,79122013198 7Waterfront Walk£198,54314915798 8Kingston Row£193,7764788 9Holliday Street£187,74553344299 10Townsend Way£182,2549161100 11Upper William Street£179,6732315100 12Scotland Street£173,4471028199 13Albion Street£173,316173479 14Upper Marshall Street£172,610226258100 15Powell Street£169,800253492 16Commercial Street£160,3568915299 17Carver Street£159,46112610693 18Newhall Hill£158,84418615298 19Bridge Street£158,452615883 20Granville Street£156,94448145799 21Suffolk Street Queensway£154,75315919498 22Tenby Street£152,296939995 23Camden Street£150,879235096 24Graham Street£150,8791157486 25Edward Street£150,0161248490 26Summer Hill Terrace£147,5303360 27Legge Lane£144,57681983 28Arthur Place£140,97110277100 29Blucher Street£136,873155288 30Clement Street£135,548609598

The data above includes all transactions completed since January 1995 as recorded by HM Land Registry. The data is updated monthly.
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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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