A North Wales location has been named among the most expensive places to buy a house in the UK.

The Times recently revealed the UK's top 10 most expensive streets thanks to the help of data from Halifax.

It comes as little surprise the entire top 10 consisted of streets from within London, with Grosvenor Square in Mayfair topping the list with an average property price tag of more than £20 million.

North Wales Chronicle: Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, London was revealed as the most expensive street in the UK.Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, London was revealed as the most expensive street in the UK. (Image: Getty Images)

The Times said: "The city’s top-end multimillion-pound prices dwarf the average house price in the UK, which is at about £283,000.

"The most expensive properties in the country are almost 72 times more expensive than the typical house price."

The most expensive street outside London is East Road in Weybridge, Surrey, with an average price tag for a home of over £9 million.

Mortgages director at Halifax, Kim Kinnaird, said: "Even in the most expensive region outside of London, the southeast, the top ten most expensive streets are, on average, £10 million cheaper than their London equivalents.”

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Most expensive streets in the UK

The top 10 most expensive streets in the UK (and the average house price from 2018-2023), according to The Times and Halifax, are:

  1. Grosvenor Square - W1K (£20,347,000)
  2. Clarendon Road - W11 (£19,963,000)
  3. Knightsbridge - SW1X (£19,949,000)
  4. Phillimore Gardens - W8 (£19,113,000)
  5. Ilchester Place - W14 (£17,678,000)
  6. Grosvenor Crescent - SW1X (£16,397,000)
  7. Ashburton Place - W1J (£15,048,000)
  8. The Little Boltons - SW10 (£14,925,000)
  9. Chepstow Villas - W11 (£14,775,000)
  10. Chelsea Square - SW3 (£14,666,000)

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Before revealing the most expensive place to live in Wales, The Times said: "Buyers may turn to Wales for a relative bargain, which by comparison had much lower price tags."

The most expensive residences in Wales were revealed to be located on Benar Headland in Pwllheli. 

The average price of properties there was revealed to be £1,345,000.