Average house in England saw a four per cent house price growth recorded in the March UK House Index.
However, Yorkshire outperformed the rest of England, with annual prices up by 5.3 per cent.
In Leeds, the price growth was even stronger, with a 5.4 per cent rise, according to Zoopla's analysis of the index, published on April 27.
Some suburbs saw a price rise of more than 30 per cent.
Full story: Why house prices in Beeston, Oakwood and Belle Isle have soared in the last year as Leeds housing market stays strongThis is why these areas have seen prices shoot up, according to expert Mark Manning, of Manning Stainton estate agents.
Prices are based on figures published by the Office of National Statistics.
7. Moor Allerton + 16.1%
Moor Allerton saw a price rise of 16.1 per cent. Average house prices are now £225,665. Mr Manning said: “Moor Allerton is a location that is dominated by ex-local authority housing that boast generous proportions and good-sized gardens, and it also sits within the direct catchment for some very highly regarded schools. This mix provides the perfect recipe for big price growth, and we’re seeing more young families buying in this popular north Leeds location.”
8. Guiseley + 15.1%
Guiseley East and South saw a price rise of 15.1 per cent. Average house prices are now £269,576. Mr Manning said: "Guiseley sits at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, and has a great town centre with well-established shops and retail parks, as well as a train station that provides direct access into the centre of Leeds is as little as 14 minutes. You can also be on Ilkley Moor in about the same. The area also boasts some highly-regarded schools and new housing developments, which are always a pull for young families and push up prices.”