The latest data on homes sold in Bristol lays bare the city's north-south divide.
We have put together a list of the 10 properties which fetched the highest prices and the nine which went for the lowest in November.
While the nine cheapest were found in a mix of areas across the city, the 10 most expensive were exclusively from north Bristol and the city centre.
The higher-priced list comes to a total of £9,194,000, while the cheapest 10 cost just £1,034,000 overall.
The most expensive
Here are Bristol's 10 most expensive residential properties for November, according to Land Registry data:
1) 19 Hughenden Road, Clifton, a terrace house, sold for £1,250,000 on November 15.
2) The Briars, 7, Kenton Mews, Henleaze, a detached house, sold for £1,000,000 on November 8.
3) 2 Dundonald Road, Redland, a flat, sold for £970,000 on November 20 (this sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession).
4) The Elms, 1A, The Dingle, Coombe Dingle, a detached house, sold for £915,000 on November 11.
5) 14 Cotham Road South, Kingsdown, a terrace house, sold for £897,000 on November 11.
6) 3 Oakwood Road, Henleaze, a semi-detached house, sold for £885,000 on November 4.
7) 21 Chesterfield Road, St Andrews, a detached house, sold for £885,000 on November 8.
8) 31 Downs Park West, Westbury Park, a detached house, sold for £850,000 on November 1.
9) 5 Downs Road, Westbury-on-Trym, a semi-detached house, sold for £782,000 on November 15.
10) 6 Trin Mills, city centre, a detached house, sold for £760,000 on November 8.
The cheapest
And here are the 10 least expensive:
1) 44 Langton Way, St Annes Park, a flat, sold for £140,000 on November 1.
2) 9A Gilda Close, Whitchurch, a flat, sold for £140,000 on November 4.
3) 2 Cotrith Grove, a terrace house, sold for £122,500 on November 11.
4) Top Floor Flat, 21 Gloucester Street, Eastville, a flat, sold for £115,000 on November 15.
5) 16A Deans Mead, a flat, sold for £115,000 on November 15.
6) 33 Moor Grove, Lawrence Weston, a semi-detached house, sold for £110,000 on November 4 (this sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession).
7) 3 Brambling Walk, Frenchay, a terrace house, sold for £102,500 on November 20.
8) 143 St Peters Rise, Headley Park, a semi-detached house, sold for £95,000 on November 8 (this sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession).
9) 46 The Groves, Hartcliffe, a terrace house, sold for £94,000 on November 12.
A property in Tennis Road, Knowle, was listed as being sold for £80,000 on November 18. This was information taken from the Land Registry, we apologise for the mistake.
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