Derbyshire house prices: The 25 most expensive streets to buy a home across Derbyshire and the Peak District

If you’re looking for an exclusive place to purchase a property across Derbyshire and the Peak District, these streets are home to the most expensive properties in the county.

A new tool by home sales company Property Solvers tracks average house price data from HM Land Registry, to see where the highest and lowest-priced homes are located across the county.

The most expensive streets in Derbyshire and the Peak District are listed below

21. Hockerley New Road, Whaley Bridge - SK23 7GA

Hockerley New Road also features in this ranking, with an average house price of £627,166. Photo: Google

22. Start Lane, Whaley Bridge - SK23 7BP

Start Lane is among the most expensive roads in Derbyshire, with an average house price of £623,400. Photo: Google

23. Eccles Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, SK23 9RR

Eccles Road is another of the priciest streets in the county - with homes costing £622,000 on average. Photo: Google

24. North Road, Glossop - SK13 7AX

North Road is next on the list, with an average house price of £614,908. Photo: Google