New data has revealed the most expensive roads in the borough between 2010 and 2020, by average house price.
Homes on Crow Hill Lane, High Birstwith, sold for an average of £1.54 million over the decade, ahead of Fulwith Mill Lane, Rossett Green, which took second spot after fetching an average price of £1.45m.
The list has been compiled by house price valuation specialists Mouseprice, part of PropertyHeads, a property portal and social network.
It found that homes across Yorkshire sold for an average of £189,736 over the period, with sales averaging £251,973 in North Yorkshire.
Ben Davis, PropertyHeads founder and chief executive officer, said: “Yorkshire’s property market is one of the most diverse in the country and our research served 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.”

5. Sussex Avenue, Harrogate
Properties on Sussex Avenue sold for an average of £1,264,304 between 2010 and 2020. Photo: Google Maps

6. Scarcliffe, Birstwith
Properties on Scarcliffe, Birstwith, sold for an average of £1,216,008. Photo: Google Maps

7. Follifoot Lane, Kirkby Overblow
Properties on Follifoot Lane, Kirkby Overblow, sold for an average price of £1,148,175. Photo: Google Maps

8. Grayston Plain Lane, Rowden
Properties on Grayston Plain Lane, Rowden, sold for an average of £1,124,125 between 2010 and 2020. Photo: Google Maps


