Cost of homes is put in the spotlight

THE most expensive home sold in March cost £15m, but in other areas you could pick up a house for a bargain £20,000, but what were the most and least expensive homes sold in the Echo area in March?

Loughborough

Most Expensive

62 Soar Road, Quorn, sold for £471,000 on Mar 06 10 Upper Green, Loughborough, sold for £360,000 on Mar 02 27 Lammas Drive, Hathern, sold for £359,000 on Mar 19 26 Monastery Gardens, Shepshed, sold for £340,000 on Mar 21 17D Firfield Avenue, Birstall, sold for £315,000 on Mar 06 1 Hames Close, Rothley, sold for £308,830 on Mar 06 4 Perry Close, Woodhouse Eaves, sold for £295,000 on Mar 12 12 Kingfisher Road, Mountsorrel, sold for £295,000 on Mar 02 18 Laburnum Way, Loughborough, sold for £295,000 on Mar 12 Least Expensive 40 Waterside Close, Loughborough, sold for £75,000 on Mar 05 45 Trinity Street, Loughborough, sold for £99,950 on Mar 09 7 The Lant, Shepshed, sold for £100,000 on Mar 01 8 Durrell Close, Loughborough, sold for £102,500 on Mar 09 103 Queens Road, Loughborough, sold for £120,000 on Mar 08 6 Swithland Close, Loughborough, sold for £131,000 on Mar 08 (this sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession) 29 Griggs Road, Loughborough, sold for £135,000 on Mar 12 (this sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession) 74 Knightthorpe Road, Loughborough, sold for £140,000 on Mar 01 25 Forest Street, Shepshed, sold for £140,000 on Mar 09

According To The Land Registry, the most expensive residential sale taking place in march 2018 was of a detached property in The Barnet, Greater London for £15,000,000.

The cheapest residential sale in march 2018 was of a terraced property in Bishop Auckland, County Durham For £20,000.