Buying a house in some parts of Leeds will now set you back more than £4,000 per square metre, new figures show.
With a typical three-bedroom semi-detached having around 90sqm of floor space, that means a typical family home in those areas costs more than £360,000.
That’s considerably more than the average price of a semi in Leeds, which the latest government figures show was £270,000 in April this year.
The average house price in Leeds is now £247,000, having risen by 3.3% since April 2025.
The Propertistics website ranks neighbourhoods across the UK based on house prices per sqm.
It shows how house prices range from £36,035 per sqm in one part of Herefordshire to £719 in one Calderdale neighbourhood.
Below are the 23 most expensive places to buy a house in Leeds, per sqm, according to Propertistics.
They include a historic market town, a buzzing, family-friendly suburb, and a picturesque village in Yorkshire’s prestigious ‘golden triangle’.
If you’re interested in the cheapest places within Leeds to buy a house, you can see the list here.
19. Collingham, Rigton & Harewood
Collingham, Rigton & Harewood is the 5th most expensive place to live in Leeds, and the 2,209th most expensive in the UK, with the average house there costing £4,177.88 per square metre | Other
20. Alwoodley
Alwoodley is the 4th most expensive place to live in Leeds, and the 1,984th most expensive in the UK, with the average house there costing £4,209.38 per square metre | Google
21. Horsforth West
Horsforth West is the 3rd most expensive place to live in Leeds, and the 1,890th most expensive in the UK, with the average house there costing £4,297.71 per square metre | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: James Hardisty
22. Wetherby West
Wetherby West is the most expensive place to live in Leeds, and the 1,792nd most expensive in the UK, with the average house there costing £4,403.50 per square metre | Other