House sales are put under the spotlight

THE most expensive home sold in February cost £11m, but in other areas you could pick up a house for a bargain £19,000, but what were the most and least expensive homes sold in the Loughborough Echo area in February? Most Expensive

6 Buddon Lane, Quorn, sold for £1,400,000 on Feb 08

3 Beaumanor Gardens, Woodhouse, sold for £640,000 on Feb 16

101 Meeting Street, Quorn, sold For £550,000 on Feb 02

24 Barrow Road, Burton On The Wolds, sold for £541,500 on Feb 05

36 Mansfield Street, Quorn, sold for £387,558 on Feb 09

12 Church Street, Rothley, sold for £385,000 on Feb 08

8 Hames Close, Rothley, sold for £350,000 on Feb 12 Least Expensive

24 Ashby Grove, Loughborough, sold for £91,000 on Feb 02

39 Howe Road, Loughborough, sold for £115,000 on Feb 14

4 Lady Augusta Road, Birstall, sold for £124,995 on Feb 12

36 Meadow Lane, Loughborough, sold for £125,000 on Feb 07

94 Burder Street, Loughborough, sold for £125,000 on Feb 20

6 The Lant, Shepshed, sold for £128,000 on Feb 09

40 Laurel Close, Mountsorrel, sold for £141,500 on Feb 01

28 Salisbury Street, Loughborough, sold for £145,000 on Feb 01.

The most expensive residential sale taking place in February 2018 was of a terraced property in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London for £10,750,000.

The cheapest residential sale in February 2018 was of a terraced property in Chester le Street, County Durham for £19,000.

The Land Registry lists the price paid for every property bought at market value. The data also includes sales under a power of

sale/ repossessions, buy-to-lets (where they can be identified by a Mortgage) and transfers to non-private individuals.