What is the most expensive (and cheapest) area of Ribble Valley?

Most expensive: Horton (£1,400,000). Cheapest: Newsholme (£115,000).

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RankAreaPrice
1Horton£1,400,000
2Dinckley£1,220,000
3Bowland Forest Low£1,015,000
4Wiswell£950,000
5Thornley-with-Wheatley£916,650
6Easington£835,000
7Paythorne£772,500
8Bashall Eaves£705,000
9Twiston£650,000
10Little Mitton£640,000
11Mearley£630,000
12Rimington£616,666
13Newton£615,000
14Bolton-by-Bowland£578,500
15Dutton£550,000
16Grindleton£522,360
17Worston£501,666
18Hothersall£499,950
19Waddington£499,382
20Sawley£496,500
21Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley£478,545
22Whalley£431,725
23West Bradford£427,500
24Pendleton£425,000
25Gisburn Forest£410,000
26Clayton-le-Dale£388,597
27Salesbury£383,225
28Billington and Langho£364,949
29Slaidburn£355,000
30Bowland-with-Leagram£352,187
31Simonstone£347,020
32Chipping£342,250
33Barrow£342,009
34Wilpshire£320,939
35Read£317,436
36Mellor£315,764
37Gisburn£313,642
38Osbaldeston£297,500
39Balderstone£280,500
40Chatburn£274,020
41Sabden£273,318
42Bowland Forest High£268,000
43Ribchester£262,925
44Ramsgreave£252,503
45Clitheroe£248,280
46Great Mitton£240,000
47Middop£240,000
48Longridge£228,621
49Newsholme£115,000

Data sources

Location boundary data sourced from OpenStreetMap and price information is from HM Land Registry

Last updated at 7 September 2026 at 00:21 with the latest Land Registry data (July 2026). The Ribble Valley dataset covers 2,658 postcodes.

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