Bristol’s rich history and architectural monuments such as The Clifton Suspension Bridge; top-notch universities and vast job opportunities, make Bristol a popular destination to live in.
On average, houses are priced at £407,953 according to the HM Land Registry data.
But which areas of Bristol are the most exclusive according to house prices?
Using data from Property Solvers, we have compiled the 10 most expensive streets in Bristol for house hunters.
1. Seawalls Road, Sneyd Park - £2,145,833
Seawalls Road in Sneyd Park emerges as Bristol's most expensive street with an average sales price of £2,145,833. | Google Maps Photo: Google Maps
2. Percival Road, Clifton - £1,546,666
Percival Road in Clifton was the second most expensive with a sales average of £1,546,666. | Google Maps Photo: Google Maps
3. Elm Lane, Redland - £1,533,750
Elm Lane in Redland ranked third with an average sales price of £1,533,750. | Google Maps Photo: Google Maps
4. Druid Stoke Avenue - £1,523,525
In fourth place, Druid Stoke Avenue has an average sales price of £1,523,525. | Google Maps Photo: Google Maps