New figures released by home sales company Property Solvers have revealed the most - and least - expensive places to buy a property on the FY area, using average sold price data from HM Land Registry since early 2016. Here are the top ten priciest places, where you'll have to be a millionaire, or close to it, to be in with a chance of bagging a home.
8. Hardhorn Road, Poulton
Hardhorn Road took both the ninth and tenth spot on the list, with prices averaging £607,307 at one part of the road, and £598,333 at the other
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