The most expensive streets in Yorkshire over the past decade

New data has revealed the most expensive roads in Yorkshire and The Humber between 2010 and 2020. Eight of the 10 most expensive roads were located in West Yorkshire, with Wetherby’s Linton Lane and The Acres taking the top two spots after homes sold for an average of £1.7m and £1.6m respectively. The list has been compiled by house price valuation specialists Mouseprice, which is part of PropertyHeads, a property portal and social network. It reflects average sold prices across the whole decade, going further than the usual yearly insights.

It found that homes across the whole of Yorkshire and the Humber sold for an average of £189,726 between 2010 and 2020. North Yorkshire demanded the highest prices, with sales averaging £251,973, followed by West Yorkshire (£180,359), South Yorkshire (£167,860) and Humberside (£158,712).

Wetherby’s Linton Lane and The Acres were followed by Stainburn Lane in Otley, where houses sold for an average of just under £1.6m. Harrogate’s Crow Hill Lane took fourth place (£1.54m), whilst Manor House Lane and Harwood Villas, both of Leeds, took fifth and sixth spot after fetching prices of £1.5m. Beverley’s Brimley Green was the only Humberside location to make the top 10, whilst South Yorkshire was not represented.

YORKSHIRE AND HUMBER'S TOP 10

West Yorkshire, Linton Lane, Wetherby, £1,699,352

West Yorkshire, The Acres, Wetherby, £1,611,953

West Yorkshire, Stainburn Lane Otley, £1,559,125

North Yorkshire, Crow Hill Lane, Harrogate, £1,541,275

West Yorkshire, Manor House Lane, Leeds, £1,504,086

West Yorkshire, Harewood Villas, Leeds, £1,503,825

West Yorkshire, Woodthorpe Hall Gardens, Wakefield, £1,499,767

West Yorkshire, Hall Lane, Otley, £1,494,375

West Yorkshire, Hag Farm Road, Ilkley £1,480,050

Humberside, Brimley Green, Beverley, £1,449,875

WEST YORKSHIRE

LS postcodes dominated West Yorkshire’s housing rich list for 2010 to 2020. Wetherby’s Linton Lane (£1.7m) and The Acres (£1.6m) were followed by Otley’s Stainburn Lane, where houses sold for an average of just under £1.6m. Roads in Wakefield and Holmfirth were the only non LS postcodes in West Yorkshire’s top 10, with those houses selling for an average of £1.5m and £1.36m, respectively.

A full list of the 25 most expensive roads with their corresponding market data can be found below.

Linton Lane, Wetherby, 1,699,352

The Acres, Wetherby, £1,611,953.

Stainburn Lane, Otley, £1,559,125

Manor House Lane, Leeds, £1,504,086

Harewood Villas, Leeds, £1,503,825

Woodthorpe Hall Gardens, Wakefield, £1,499,767

Hall Lane, Otley, £1,494,375

Hag Farm Road, Ilkley, £1,480,050

Calf Hill Road, Holmfirth, £1,365,550

Sandmoor Drive, Leeds, £1,302,394

The Terrace, Boston Spa, £1,249,950

College Farm Lane, Wetherby, £1,206,869

Curly Hill, Ilkley, £1,190,019

Ling Lane, Leeds, £1,127,878

West Park Villas, Roundhay, £1,111,200

The Ridge, Wetherby, £1,107,417

Bardon Hall Gardens, Weetwood, £1,098,350

Hebers Ghyll Drive, Ilkley, £1,097,990

The Drive, Ilkley, £1,084,375

Alwoodley Gates, Alwoodley, £1,072,500

Cranford Gardens, Ilkley, £1,072,375

Liley Lane, Mirfield, £1,062,062

Sovereign Court, Alwoodley, £1,057,617

Chestnut Avenue, Boston Spa, £1,055,800

Harewood Road,, Leeds, £1,051,080

NORTH YORKSHIRE

Roads in Harrogate unsurprisingly dominated North Yorkshire’s list of prime locations. Seven of the top most expensive roads were located there, with Crow Hill Lane (£1.54m) taking the top spot and followed by Fulwith Mill Lane (£1.45m) and Park Edge (£1.36m) in second and third place.

Crow Hill Lane, Harrogate, £1,541,275

Fulwith Mill Lane, Harrogate, £1,448,401

Park Edge, Harrogate, £1,364,210

Yew Tree Close, Harrogate, £1,343,275

Government House Road, Clifton, £1,284,950

Moorber Lane, Skipton, £1,278,900

Sussex Avenue, Harrogate, £1,264,304

St Saviourgate, York, £1,234,020

Swarcliffe, Harrogate, £1,216,008

Follifoot Lane, Harrogate, £1,148,175

The Purey Cust, York, £1,139,066

Grayston Plain Lane, Harrogate, £1,124,125

Driffield Terrace, York, £1,103,183

Lady Lane, Harrogate, £1,087,272

Hardgraves Mews, York, £1,087,100

Stone Rings Grange, Harrogate, £1,076,475

Croft Lane, Tadcaster, £1,065,433

Brackenthwaite Lane, Harrogate, £1,037,650

Drury Lane, Harrogate, £1,014,375

Mowthorpe, York, £989,500

Rutland Close, Harrogate, £987,750

Walton Avenue, Harrogate, £976,983

Fulwith Road, Harrogate, £950,982

Royal Gardens, Harrogate, £950,775

Spring Lane, Harrogate, £948,763

EAST YORKSHIRE & HUMBERSIDE

Three of the top 5 priciest streets were located in Beverley, with Brimley Green taking the top spot for the Humber. It fetched prices of £1.45m, followed by Cottingmore’s Cedar Park (£931,000). Old College Drive and East Lane of Beverley took third and fourth spot, averaging sales of £882,000 and £8856,000 respectively, whilst Kemp Road of North Ferriby was in fifth.

Brimley Green, Beverley, £1,449,875

Cedar Park, Cottingham, £930,750

Old College Drive, Beverley, £882,444

East Lane, Beverley, 856,450

Kemp Road, North Ferriby, £841,273

Croft Park, North Ferriby, £784,381

Parklands Mews, Hessle, £779,450

West Leys Road, North Ferriby, £775,022

Mill Lane West, Brough, £774,892

Woodgates Mount, North Ferriby, £774,733

Bluebell Gardens, Hessle, £773,500

Templar View, Etton, £750,480

Harewood, Beverley, £743,750

Langholm Close, Beverley, 739,625

Woodfield Lane, Hessle, £700,117

Norfolk Street, Beverley, £698,598

The Paddocks, Barnoldby le Beck, £680,631

New Walk, Beverley, £676,805

Burland Rise, South Cave, £674,900

Elm Close, Beverley, £673,238

Tranby Lane, North Ferriby, £666,363

Gallows Lane, Beverley, £664,950

Cranford Close, North Ferriby, £661,575

Greenways, North Ferriby, £659,611

Jameson Keep, Hessle, £654,322

SOUTH YORKSHIRE

The list of South Yorkshire’s most expensive roads was dominated by Sheffield, with 13 of the top 25 located there. Houses on Whitelow Lane in Sheffield sold for an average of £1.3m to take the top spot, whilst Jaggers Lane in Hope Valley and Blue Ridge Close, also of Sheffield, took second and third. They averaged respective sales of £1.2m and £1.1m.

Whitelow Lane, Sheffield, £1,327,750

Jaggers Lane, Hope Valley, £1,188,815

Blue Ridge Close, Sheffield, £1,107,217

Mowson Hollow, Worrall, £1,060,075

High Wray Close, Sheffield, £1,019,700

Barlow Lees Lane, Dronfield, £990,250

Storth Hollow Croft, Sheffield, £973,567

Padley Hill, Hope Valley, £949,704

Riddings Lane, Hope Valley, £925,303

Green Pastures, Dore, £924,155

Blacka Moor Road, Sheffield, £901,714

Victor Road, Sheffield, £898,258

Baulk Lane, Hope Valley, £897,002

Hansby Close, Tickhill, £888,000

Hollywell Drive, Doncaster, £886,300

Bushey Wood Grove, Dore, £884,088

Carsick Hill Way, Sheffield, £878,750

Whirlow Park Road, Sheffield, £877,097

Whiteley Wood Close, Sheffield, £863,450

Blacka Moor Crescent, Sheffield, £828,833

Ballard Hall Mews, Sheffield, £812,152

Park Edge, Hathersage, £810,542

Huthwaite Court, Thurgoland, £803,713

Long Line, Sheffield, £801,291

Ranmoor Cliffe Road, Sheffield, £800,504

Founder and CEO of PropertyHeads, Ben Davis, says: “Yorkshire’s property market is one of the most diverse in the country and our research serves as further evidence of that. Like many locations across the country, Yorkshire was in the middle of what was a crazy decade for the property market and one which will be remembered for its eye-watering house prices.” mouseprice.com; www.propertyheads.com/