Choosing where to buy a home can be a tricky task as houses in the same city can differ greatly in price.
In Liverpool, there is over £400,000 between homes in the cheapest and most expensive neighbourhoods, with one part of the city having an average house price of more than £500,000.
The latest set of figures from the Office for National Statistics pinpoint the parts of Liverpool which had the priciest homes, on average, in the year up to March 2023. The figures are the median price, and encompass all home types and sizes.
From Calderstones to Hunts Cross, here are the most expensive neighbourhoods in Liverpool and how much it costs, on avergae, to buy a house in each of them.
9. Hunts Cross
In Hunts Cross, homes sold for an average of £275,000. | Rodhullandemu, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons Photo: Rodhullandemu, CC BY-SA 4.0
10. Broad Green
In Broad Green, homes sold for an average of £271,750. | Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
11. Wavertree Penny Lane
In Wavertree Penny Lane, homes sold for an average of £257,500. | Jevanto Productions - stock.adobe.com Photo: Jevanto Productions - stock.adobe.com
12. St Michael’s and Otterspool
In St Michael’s and Otterspool, homes sold for an average of £255,000. | Ian Greig via Wikimedia Photo: Ian Greig via Wikimedia