Cardiff has some of Wales' most expensive streets

23 December 2016, 06:37

A study of the most expensive housing shows Wales now has two "million pound streets".

The research by Lloyds Bank shows the most expensive street in Wales is Llys Helyg Drive in Llandudno, where properties are worth an average of £1,064,000. 

St Annes Close in Swansea is the next most expensive street in Wales, with typical property values there around £1,029,000.

• Llys Helyg Drive in Llandudno, £1,064,000

• St Annes Close in Swansea, £1,029,000

• Druidstone Road in Cardiff, £790,000

• Llandennis Avenue in Cardiff, £784,000

• Westminster Crescent in Cardiff, £773,000

The research found Eaton Square in London's Belgravia is the most expensive street across England and Wales as a whole - with the average home there setting back buyers almost £17 million.

Away from London, streets in the Surrey towns of Weybridge and Leatherhead also appeared in the 20 most expensive streets, as did locations in Poole and Oxford.