Northampton' s ten priciest streets to buy a home on have been revealed after home sales specialists Property Solvers compared the numbers.
Looking at streets that have sold three or more properties since 2016, the company tracked average sold price data from HM Land Registry to see where the highest and lowest-priced homes are located across the NN1, NN2, NN3, NN4, NN5, NN6 and NN7 areas.
After Mojo Mortgages' data revealed that Northampton is in the top 50 least affordable places for first-time home buyers, this new data shows the heights that some properties' prices have risen to.
Golf Lane, Mears Ashby Road and Rugby Road took up gold, silver and bronze respectively. But individual properties also stood out.
Commenting on the data, Property Solvers co-founder Ruban Selvanayagam said: “To keep the data less skewed, we only ranked the streets that had over three sales.
“It’s therefore worth noting that, in recent years, a property on Welford Road (NN6) sold for £1,750,000 and, at the other end of the market, there were properties that sold for £72,500 and under on Nethermead Court (NN3), Harlestone Road (NN5) and St. Lawrence Court (NN6).”
Read on for the full rankings and prices of Northampton's most expensive streets.
5. Sandy Lane, Church Brampton, NN6
Featuring as the Church Brampton area's second appearance in Northampton's most expensive properties, Sandy Lane's houses cost an average of £1,008,750 across four houses sold. The street runs to the north and west of Northamptonshire County Golf Club.
6. Turnberry Lane, Collingtree, NN4
At an average £920,160 split across five houses sold, Turnberry Lane is the first in the rankings to fall a bit below the £1 million price tag. The land leads right on to Collingtree Park Golf Club and sits just south of Far Cotton.
7. Church Road, Spratton, NN6
With four properties sold at an average of £897,500, Church Road runs alongside St Andrew's Church and lies to the West of Brixworth across many rolling fields
8. Moulton Lane, Boughton, NN2
Costing and average of £887,833 across three houses sold, Moulton lane is wrapped in large, open fields. One end leads to a popular English Heritage site, being the ruins of St. John's Church, while the other meets Boughton Primary School.