New data released by the Office for National Statistics shows the average house price for each area across the Peak District.
Whether you’re searching for a home or want to see how your current neighbourhood compares to others, these are 11 areas in and on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park with the highest house prices.
The figures are based on ONS analysis of HM Land Registry data on prices paid for properties in the year to September 2022.
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These are some of the areas with the most expensive homes in the Peak District. Photo: Jason Chadwick/Rachel Atkins
. Bakewell South, Youlgreave and Taddington
Bakewell South, Youlgreave and Taddington have the highest average house prices in the Peak District at £420,000. Photo: Google
. Bakewell North, Baslow and Calver
Bakewell North, Baslow and Calver are second on the list - with an average house price of £410,050. Photo: jason chadwick
1. Bakewell South, Youlgreave and Taddington
Bakewell South, Youlgreave and Taddington have the highest average house prices in the Peak District at £420,000. Photo: Google
2. Bakewell North, Baslow and Calver
Bakewell North, Baslow and Calver are second on the list - with an average house price of £410,050. Photo: jason chadwick
3. Doveridge, Brailsford and Bradley
Doveridge, Brailsford and Bradley, although on the edge of the Peaks, come in at third place - with an average price of £380,000. Photo: Google
4. Hathersage, Bradwell and Tideswell
Hathersage, Bradwell and Tideswell are next in the ranking - with an average price of £341,500. Photo: jason chadwick