Wiltshire's most expensive streets revealed
Three in the south of the county make it on the top ten list!
Last updated 6th Oct 2021
Wiltshire's most expensive streets have been revealed in a new property rich list.
Real estate agent Zoopla has compiled the list based on the average house price in the area.
The top ten in the county are all above £1 million pounds, with Burydown Lane in Swindon scoopng the top spot at almost £1.6 million.
Three streets in the south of the county make the top ten including one near Salisbury Cathedral.
5th place - Frenchmoor SP5 at West Tytherley - £1,362,555
6th place - Great Durnford SP4 - £1,349,815
9th place - De Vaux Place SP1 near Salisbury Cathedral - £1,293,146
1st Burytown Lane, Swindon - £1,595,374
2nd Haugh, Bradford-on-Avon - £1,512,730
3rd Cardigan Road, Marlborough - £1,399,471
4th Cross Lane, Marlborough - £1,375,927
5th Frenchmoor, Salisbury - £1,362,555
6th Great Durnford, Salisbury - £1,349,815
7th Chisbury, Marlborough - £1,306,516
8th Lacock Road, Corsham - £1,299,675
9th De Vaux Place, Salisbury - £1,293,146
10th Havelock Street, Swindon - £1,285,032
Meanwhile, Pewsey came fourth in the highest value town list with an average property value of £456,229.
Salisbury, which was also in this category, registered 6th with £381,399.