Ashridge Park 'one of the most expensive streets in UK' to buy a home
Potential buyers would have to fork out a whopping £4,350,000 on average to bag a property in leafy Ashridge Park, new research reveals.
According to MoneySuperMarket, Ashridge Park is the ninth most expensive street in the UK to buy a home outside of London, and perspective buyers would need to put down a mortgage deposit of at least 95 percent.
Top of the list is Brooks Close in Weybridge, Surrey, where properties cost an eye-watering £7,500,000 on average.
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Hide AdBuyers looking for a deal are likely to find a bargain in the North of England, according to research published by MoneySuperMarket this year.
Streets in Sunderland and Liverpool have the average house price of just £15,000 and only require a five per cent deposit.
To see full lists and prices in UK visit: www.moneysupermarket.com/mortgages/uk-priciest-streets/#/expensive-uk