House prices mapped by every postcode in England and Wales - see where's cheapest
The priciest properties in the country can be found in Belgravia, central London, but our map shows where you can snap up a house for far less.
Middlesbrough is the cheapest place to buy a home in England and Wales.
Homes in the TS1 postcode area, which covers the town’s centre, sold for an average of £69,157 each in the 12 months to the end of April. The lowest average house prices.
That’s less than any postcode area in the country with at least 50 sales over the last year. Grimsby is the next cheapest place in the country to buy a home/property.
The news comes after it was reported that falling house prices means tax perks for buyers. And the cheapest postcodes in the country may be on the minds of young home buyers - as the number of them getting the keys to their own place has recovered to the level experienced in 2010.
Houses sold for £77,951 each on average in the DN31 postcode area. In SR1 - Sunderland city centre - the average property sold for £79,908. There were just 19 sales in the area though.
In TS3 - Brambles Farm - the average home sold for £86,190, in BD1 - Bradford city centre - they sold for an average of £87,653, and in HU2 - Hull - they sold for an average of £87,955.
You can find the average sale price for every postcode area in the country using our interactive map here:
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Belgravia tops the list of the priciest place to buy a home with the highest average sale price of any postcode area in England and Wales to have had at least 50 sales over the last 12 months.
The average house price was £4.26 million in the SW1X postcode area.
Four other postcode areas had higher averages, but all had fewer than 50 sales - W1J (Mayfair) at £6.12 million, SW1A (Whitehall) at £5.84 million, W1S (Hanover Square) at £5.66 million, and W1K (Mayfair) at £5.378 million.
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Areas with an average under £110k
- TS2 (Middlehaven): £45,625 (only four sales recorded)
- TS1 (Middlesbrough Town Centre): £69,157
- DN31 (Grimsby): £77,951
- SR1 (Sunderland City Centre): £79,908 (only 19 sales recorded)
- TS3 (Brambles Farm): £86,190
- BD1 (Bradford city centre): £87,653
- HU2 (Hull): £87,955 (only 14 sales recorded)
- DL4 (Shildon): £91,737
- TS29 (Trimdon Station): £97,295
- CA24 (Moor Row): £97,650 (only 10 sales recorded)
- CF43 (Ferndale): £100,081
- BD3 (Barkerend): £100,546
- SR8 (Easington): £101,382
- DL17 (Ferryhill): £103,579
- TS24 (Hartlepool): £104,997
- NE17 (Chopwell): £106,622 (only 41 sales recorded)
- BB11 (Burnley): £108,078
- DN1 (Doncaster town centre): £108,885
- FY1 (Blackpool): £109,432
- HU3 (Hull): £109,588
- NP24 (New Tredegar): £109,677 (only 31 sales recorded)
