The cost-of-living crisis has forced many people to cut back on their spending, and anyone wanting to buy a new home is under particular pressure as the Bank of England continues to hike the base rate, forcing up the price of mortgages. But for the lucky few who can afford to splash out on a new property, certain areas of Leeds could have what they are looking for.
Every three months, the Office for National Statistics releases highly-localised figures showing how average sale prices vary across the suburbs, towns and villages of England and Wales.
The latest set of figures show which Leeds neighbourhoods had the priciest homes, on average, in 2022. The figures are the median price, and encompass all home types and sizes.
13. Moortown
In Moortown, homes sold for an average of £340,800 in 2022. Photo: Simon Hulme
14. Aberford, Barwick & Thorner
In Aberford, Barwick & Thorner, homes sold for an average of £340,000 in 2022. Photo: Google
15. Cookridge and Holt Park
In Cookridge and Holt Park, homes sold for an average of £328,500 in 2022. Photo: Google
16. Carr Manor
In Carr Manor, homes sold for an average of £325,750 in 2022. Photo: Google