From North Shields to Darras Hall, we can reveal some of the most expensive house sales in the North East in recent months.
Figures obtained by us show the top 10 most expensive houses that were sold across our region in November.
Among those on the list are properties in North Tyneside, Newcastle and across Northumberland.
Out of the top 10, the cheapest sold was £522,500 (on November 6), while the most expensive went for a whopping £995,000 (November 20).
Nationally, all of the top 10 most expensive houses sold were in London. Top of the pile was 29 Holland Villas Road, in Kensington and Chelsea, for £16.25m.
According to the Land Registry, 26,571 residential sales have been registered from November 2015. Across England and Wales, there were 487 £1m-plus sales, including 93 at £2m.
The Land Registry lists the price paid for every property bought at market value by non-commercial buyers, so auction sales and property bought through companies is excluded.
It may take several weeks for sales to be registered after completion so some sales from later in October may not be listed yet.
Check out our timeline below to reveal the top 10 most expensive houses sold in the North East in November of last year.
Top 10 most expensive house sales
10
59 Bramhall Drive, Washington NE38 9DE – £522,500
9
Cairn House Cottage, Dalton, Northumberland NE18 0AB – £535,000
8
The Old Joinery, Burn Lane, Humshaugh, Hexham NE46 4AN – £540,000
7
26 Eastern Way, Ponteland NE20 9PF – £550,000
6
The Lodge, Lesbury, Alnwick NE66 3AZ – £580,000
5
15 Saxon Drive, North Shields NE30 2NJ – £595,055
4
Meadowbank, Whittonstall, Consett DH8 9JN – £600,000
3
43 Eastern Way, Ponteland NE20 9RD – £610,000
2
Field House, Eachwick, Northumberland NE18 0AY – £700,000
1
89 Darras Road, Ponteland NE20 9PQ – £995,000
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