Liverpool property: The most expensive streets in the city and their average house price

These streets see houses sell for high prices, with one averaging close to £1million.

Some parts of Liverpool are seeing homes sell for huge amounts of money as house prices in the city continue to rise. A 0.2% increase in December means property prices in the area have grown by 14.1% over the last year.

The average Liverpool house price in December was £183,512, while those looking to buy a detched property would have to spend around £366,476 on average.

Over the last year, the average sale price of property in Liverpool rose by £23,000 – putting the area 13th among the North West’s 39 local authorities with price data for annual growth.

Home sales company Property Solvers regularly track average sold price data from HM Land Registry for homes located across the country. The data, which was last updated on December 6, 2022, includes streets across Liverpool and the city centre.

In Liverpool, the cheapest street has an average sold price of £26,500, while the most expensive street was pushing £1million. So, which streets in Liverpool are the most expensive? Here, we take a look where property sells at the highest prices.

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