We all know that Worcestershire is a lovely place to live- and there are some fantastic properties in the county.
The average detached property is valued at £375,576- but some properties in Worcestershire have sold for more that £1 million.
Using data from Zoopla, we can reveal the most expensive streets in Worcestershire - and how much a house on the street could cost you.
Here are the five most expensive streets in Worcestershire, according to data and ‘Zed Index’ estimates (average property value) from Zoopla.
5 expensive streets in Worcestershire
(Google Map images are just for area guidance)
Crowle
According to Zoopla, this is the highest value street in Worcestershire and the average property value is £1,028,356.
One five bed property even sold for £1.9 million in 2008.
Bromyard Road, Bringsty
The average property value on this street is £965,067.
One of the more expensive properties on the street has an upper estimated value of £641,000.
The Manors of Shelsey, Clifton-on-Teme
According to Zoopla, the average property value on this street is £921,270.
Properties on this street truly are grand and luxurious, with 5-10 beds depending on the property.
Woodbury House has an estimated value of £771k-£1.16m, selling for £935,000 in 2006.
Another property has an upper estimated value of a whopping £1.22m.
Egg Lane, Claines
The average property value on Egg Lane is £826, 238.
One of the most expensive properties on Egg Lane has five bedrooms and four bathrooms- it sold for £1,150,000 back in 2011.
Another pricey property has an estimated value of £1.11m- £1.36m.
Stephenson Terrace
Zoopla estimates the average property value in Stephenson Terrace in Worcester to be around £806,925.
The most expensive property on the street has an estimated value of £854k-£1.04m- it last sold for £690,000 in 2009.
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