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What is the most expensive (and cheapest) area of Leeds? Parlington

Parlington is the most expensive of the 38 areas in Leeds, with an average sold price of £844,500. Allerton Bywater is the cheapest at £204,616, 76% less.

Parlington average
£844,500
Cheapest: Allerton Bywater
£204,616
Areas compared
38

Sold prices from HM Land Registry, not asking prices. How we calculate this

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How do all 38 areas of Leeds compare?

Average sold price in each area of Leeds, most expensive first, with the change over one year.

  1. 1
    Parlington

    £844,500

    Change over one year: +32.0%

  2. 2
    Austhorpe

    £835,000

    Change over one year: +20.1%

  3. 3
    Collingham

    £810,900

    Change over one year: +33.8%

  4. 4
    Ledsham

    £787,500

    Change over one year: +5.7%

  5. 5
    Walton

    £780,333

    Change over one year: +49.3%

  6. 6
    Scarcroft

    £777,233

    Change over one year: −3.8%

  7. 7
    Bardsey cum Rigton

    £679,636

    Change over one year: −4.6%

  8. 8
    Arthington

    £620,000

    Change over one year: −16.6%

  9. 9
    Thorner

    £599,060

    Change over one year: +3.0%

  10. 10
    Harewood

    £590,443

    Change over one year: +6.4%

  11. 11
    Boston Spa

    £589,240

    Change over one year: +31.6%

  12. 12
    Carlton

    £578,333

    Change over one year: +10.9%

  13. 13
    Wothersome

    £541,000

    Change over one year: 0.0%

  14. 14
    Shadwell

    £530,226

    Change over one year: −6.9%

  15. 15
    East Keswick

    £522,023

    Change over one year: −11.2%

  16. 16
    Bramhope

    £516,730

    Change over one year: +11.5%

  17. 17
    Pool

    £465,833

    Change over one year: +23.9%

  18. 18
    Clifford

    £464,361

    Change over one year: +1.2%

  19. 19
    Alwoodley

    £452,142

    Change over one year: +1.6%

  20. 20
    Aberford

    £402,227

    Change over one year: +9.9%

  21. 21
    Bramham cum Oglethorpe

    £393,224

    Change over one year: −11.2%

  22. 22
    Lotherton cum Aberford

    £387,500

    Change over one year: −38.0%

  23. 23
    Wetherby

    £379,869

    Change over one year: −5.0%

  24. 24
    Barwick in Elmet and Scholes

    £377,285

    Change over one year: +8.2%

  25. 25
    Rawdon

    £371,632

    Change over one year: −5.7%

  26. 26
    Horsforth

    £350,143

    Change over one year: +0.5%

  27. 27
    Sturton Grange

    £344,200

    Change over one year: −23.4%

  28. 28
    Otley

    £335,685

    Change over one year: +9.3%

  29. 29
    Thorp Arch

    £335,159

    Change over one year: −14.9%

  30. 30
    Ledston

    £308,600

    Change over one year: +72.6%

  31. 31
    Micklefield

    £265,669

    Change over one year: −0.3%

  32. 32
    Great and Little Preston

    £261,694

    Change over one year: −1.0%

  33. 33
    Drighlington

    £254,075

    Change over one year: −5.8%

  34. 34
    Gildersome

    £252,150

    Change over one year: −5.8%

  35. 35
    Swillington

    £238,653

    Change over one year: +2.9%

  36. 36
    Kippax

    £238,148

    Change over one year: +2.4%

  37. 37
    Morley

    £224,114

    Change over one year: +0.2%

  38. 38
    Allerton Bywater

    £204,616

    Change over one year: −3.7%

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Where does this data come from?

Price information is from HM Land Registry, location boundaries are from OpenStreetMap, and households and population are from Nomis Census 2021 postcode estimates (21 March 2021). Parks and green space are from OS Open Greenspace. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Crime is from police.uk street-level data. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: police.uk.

Last updated 6 November 2026 at 00:23 with the latest Land Registry data (September 2026). The Leeds dataset covers 30,404 postcodes.

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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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