The Brighton and Hove streets with cheapest property prices

According to HM Land Registry Open Data, the top five cheapest streets based on average property sales were Fleet Street (£112,500), Eastern Road (£116,333), Selborne Place (£125,800), Shelldale Road (£127,500), and Charlotte Street (£130,000).

1. Fleet Street – £112,500

2. Eastern Road – £116,333

3. Selborne Place – £125,800

4. Shelldale Road – £127,500

5. Charlotte Street – £130,000

However, most of these streets only saw one transaction during 2024.

When considering streets with at least two property sales, the top five list changes to Eastern Road (£116,333), Mafeking Road (£145,000), Upper Wellington Road (£173,500), Woburn Place (£173,750), and Stroudley Road (£186,000).

1. Eastern Road – £116,333 (3 sales)

2. Mafeking Road – £145,000 (2 sales)

3. Upper Wellington Road – £173,500 (2 sales)

4. Woburn Place – £173,750 (2 sales)

5. Stroudley Road – £186,000 (2 sales)

The Office for National Statistics said: "Average house price in Brighton and Hove was £433,000 in November 2024.

"Private rents rose to an average of £1,778 in December 2024, an annual increase of 5.0 per cent from £1,693 in December 2023.

"For each property type, average prices as of November 2024 in Brighton and Hove were: Detached properties: £807,000, Semi-detached properties: £535,000, Terraced properties: £482,000, Flats and maisonettes: £341,000.

"By how many bedrooms there are in a property, average rents as of December 2024 in Brighton and Hove were: One bedroom: £1,155, Two bedrooms: £1,484, Three bedrooms: £1,760, Four or more bedrooms: £2,466.

"Taking the data instead by property type, average rents were: Flats and maisonettes: £1,350, Terraced properties: £1,958, Semi-detached properties: £1,995, Detached properties: £2,203."