They include seven streets in the north of England, in Liverpool, Leeds, where four streets made the list, Newcastle and Greater Manchester.
Mortage brokers at Mortgage Lane analysed around 3,000 recent property sales in each of the 40 largest cities across the UK, using data from OnTheMarket, to compile a list of the country’s 29 most expensive streets.
Central London streets were excluded from the results to prevent them dominating the table.
The most expensive street outside of London, according to the findings, is Charlbury Road, in Oxford, with an average house price of £6.68 million.
But three streets in the North feature in the top 10, with an average price of between £3.8m and £6m.
The most expensive street in the North, the study found, is in the sought-after Liverpool suburb of Mossley Hill, where residents have included the Queen frontman Freddie Mercury and Sex in the City star Kim Cattrall. It’s been named Liverpool’s happiest place to live, with one person calling it ‘gorgeous’ and another describing it as the ‘safest, most pleasant part of the city’.
Below are the most expensive streets in the North on which to buy a house, according to Mortgage Lane, listed in reverse order.
1. New Bailey Street, Salford
New Bailey Street, Salford, is the UK's 29th most expensive street outside central London, and the 7th most expensive in the North, according to Mortgage Lane, with an average house price of £2,738,000 | Google Photo: Google
2. Cavendish Road, Newcastle
Cavendish Road, in the Jesmond area of Newcastle, is the UK's 20th most expensive street on which to buy a house outside central London, and the 6th most expensive in the North, according to Mortgage Lane, with an average asking price of £3,120,000 | Google Photo: Google
3. Sandmoor Drive, Leeds
Sandmoor Drive, on the outskirts of Leeds, is the UK's joint 12th most expensive street on which to buy a house outside central London, and the 5th most expensive in the North, according to Mortgage Lane, with an average asking price of £3,650,000 | Google Photo: Google
4. Scotland Lane, Horsforth
Scotland Lane, in Horsforth, Leeds, is the UK's joint 10th most expensive street on which to buy a house outside central London, and the 4th most expensive in the North, according to Mortgage Lane, with an average asking price of £3,750,000 | Google Photo: Google
5. Woodlands Drive, Leeds
Woodlands Drive, near Rawdon, Leeds, is the UK's 9th most expensive street on which to buy a house outside central London, and the 3rd most expensive in the North, according to Mortgage Lane, with an average asking price of £3,800,000 | Google Photo: Google
6. Wigton Lane, Leeds
Wigton Lane, in Alwoodley, Leeds, is the UK's 7th most expensive street on which to buy a house outside central London, and the 2nd most expensive in the North, according to Mortgage Lane, with an average asking price of £3,875,000 | Google Photo: Google