Yahoo News Teesside's 'millionaire's row': The most expensive streets revealed
Wynyard is Teesside's "Millionaire’s Row", with more £1 million property sales than anywhere else in our region.
There were over 14,000 houses sold for over £1million across England and Wales between the start of April 2023 and the end of March 2024. That's according to exclusive analysis of the latest Land Registry data by the Reach Data Unit. Almost half of these properties, 49%, were in London.
However, five houses in Teesside were sold for over £1million in the last 12 months. Four of those were in the Wynyard area, and one was in Stainton.
The most expensive of them was on Wellington Drive and cost its new owners £1.4m. The property was sold on July 14, 2023.
This was followed by a home on Wynyard Woods, which changed hands for £1,315,000 on April 6, last year. The next highest priced house was on Duke Of Wellington Gardens, Wynyard, which sold on May 16, 2023 for £1,243,478, then Thornton Bridge Farm, Stainton for £1,125,000 on February 26, this year.
The lowest priced of the five was on The Wynd, Wynyard, which sold for £1,100,000 on August 29, last year.
At the other end of the scale, Middlesbrough is the cheapest place to buy a house in England and Wales. Homes in the TS1 postcode area sold for an average of £69,874 each in the year to the end of March.
That's the lowest average of any postcode area in the country, excluding those with fewer than 20 sales.
TS2 - Middlehaven and Port Clarence - had an average of £45,667, but there were only three sales in the area all year. In TS3 - east Middlesbrough - the average was £85,809, and in TS6 it was £130,919.
The TS22 postcode area - which covers Billingham, Wolviston and Wynyard - had the highest average in our region at £374,815. In TS15 - Yarm and Kirklevington - the average was £324,182, and in TS16 Eaglescliffe, Egglescliffe and Aislaby - the average was £263,814.
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