MAPPED: UK's 20 cheapest towns and cities to buy a house

The cheapest towns and cities to buy a house in the UK have now been revealed. Our exclusive analysis of the latest Land Registry data has now named the top 20 postcode areas with the lowest house prices across the country.

Our interactive map, which highlights how much property costs have changed up and down the country, shows that Middlesbrough town centre (TS1) is currently the most affordable area to buy a property in England and Wales. Homes in the TS1 postcode sold for an average of £69,874 over the last 12 months up to the end of July.

The next cheapest place to buy a house in the UK is Grimsby (DN31), with an average house price of £78,192 as of July, followed by Shildon (DL4) where homes sell for an average of £85,666.

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On the opposite end of the scale, Mayfair (WK1) is the most expensive area to buy a house across the UK, with the the highest average house price of £5,488,374 over the last 12 months. Belgravia is next, with the second highest property costs reaching an average of £3,945,495.

Enter your postcode below to find the average house price for every area in the country, as well as how much prices have changed:

Here are the 20 cheapest UK towns and cities to buy a house:

1. TS1 (Middlesbrough Town Centre): £69,874

2. DN31 (Grimsby): £78,192

3. DL4 (Shildon): £85,666

4. TS3 (Brambles Farm): £85,809

5. BD1 (Bradford city centre): £86,889

6. CF43 (Ferndale): £98,522

7. BD3 (Barkerend): £100,335

8. SR8 (Easington): £101,361

9. TS29 (Trimdon Station): £103,012

10. TS24 (Hartlepool): £104,508

11. DN1 (Doncaster town centre): £104,898

12. DL17 (Ferryhill): £106,053

13. HU3 (Hull): £108,163

14. NE17 (Chopwell): £108,486

15. BB11 (Burnley): £108,940

16. FY1 (Blackpool): £111,002

17. NP24 (New Tredegar): £111,750

18. L4 (Anfield): £112,222

19. S4 (Grimesthorpe): £113,306

20. L28 (Stockbridge Village): £113,717