Bolton has a lot to offer its residents, but when it comes to buying a house here, which street is the most expensive?
Real estate company Zoopla has crunched the numbers to determine the priciest property hotspots in the area.
It's no surprise to see leafy Lostock topping the list.
According to Zoopla, the average asking price for a property in Bolton is currently £247,623.
And the company's latest data suggests that average house prices in Bolton are a snip compared to the UK as a whole.
Tom Parker, consumer spokesperson at Zoopla, said: "Bolton has a lot to offer home buyers with easy access to the countryside and an easy commute to Manchester.
Although the most expensive streets in Bolton command a premium, the good news is that there's also some great value to be had, with town's average house price sitting well below the UK average."
Read on to discover the five most expensive streets in Bolton, based on current Zoopla Estimates.
1. St. Andrews Road, Lostock
St. Andrews Road, Lostock has been deemed the most expensive street in Bolton when it comes to buying property, thanks to an average home value of £1,271,884.
2. High Bank Lane, Lostock
Lostock also takes second position in the list, with High Bank Lane houses currently estimated to hold an average value of £1,058,410.
3. Victoria Road, Bolton
Bolton's Victoria Road comes in at number three on the list with average house values of £850,668.
4. Princess Road, Lostock
Princess Road in Lostock takes fourth position, thanks to an average home value of £848,672.
5. Heaton Mount, Bolton
Finally, Bolton's Heaton Mount has been declared the fifth most expensive property hotspot in the area, with house values hitting an average of £840,891.
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