Most and least expensive houses sold on Merseyside

The most expensive homes on Merseyside have been revealed, with the luxury properties fetching between £800,000 and £2m.

The data was collected for the three months to June 2022, the latest available period for house prices in the region.

The top ten most expensive features a good mix of dwellings from across the whole region; topping the list is a detached house on Caldy Road in the Wirral which went for a whopping £2m.

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It was followed by a £1.35m home on Victoria Road in Formby and a £1.15m detached dwelling on Allerton Road in south Liverpool.

The most expensive homes were spread across the region, and included this property on Allerton Road (Google Street View)

Homes on the Wirral made up half the most expensive properties. Another on Caldy Road sold for £1.13m, alongside a £947,000 house on Lingdale Road in West Kirby, Kenmar in Heswall - which sold for £860,000 - and a property on Pipers Lane, also in Heswall, which went for £846,000.

Elsewhere, a home went on Cambridge Road in Southport was sold for £895,000 and in St Helens, homes on Springfield Lane and Higher Lane went for £817,500 and £800,000 respectively.

Caldy Road on the Wirral appeared twice in the most expensive rankings (Google Street View)

At the other end of the scale in Speke, a terraced house on Tarbock Road was scooped up for £26,250.

The least expensive list also features properties from across the region; a flat on Rutter Street near the city centre was sold for £36,500, while another flat on Hoghton Street in Southport sold for £37,000.

In Birkenhead, the cheapest properties went for £39,500 - a terraced home on Wycherley Road - along with two properties on Old Chester Road, which sold for £45,625 apiece.

On Cambridge Road in Southport - which also features on the most expensive list - a flat was sold for £42,000 and another flat on Slim Road in Knowsley went for £44,000.

Back in Liverpool, a house on Park Lane in Netherton sold for £47,500 alongside one in L4 on Euston Street, which was snapped up for £49,000.

Average house prices across the UK increased by 12.8% over the year to May 2022, up from 11.9% in April 2022, according to the most recent figures from the Office for National Statistics.

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