The 10 cheapest Bristol homes sold in September went for a total of just over £1.3million.
Despite the housing crisis, the list shows there are still bargains to be had in Bristol.
Even in leafy Clifton - a neighbourhood which figured heavily in September's - a flat went for just £136,000.
The two cheapest properties were both houses which went for less than £100,000, one in Bishopston and the other in Kingswood.
Here are Bristol's 10 least expensive residential properties for September, according to Land Registry data:
6 Beauchamp Road, Bishopston, BS7 8LQ, a terrace house, sold for £68,554 on September 3.
28 Glenroy Avenue, Kingswood, BS15 1DZ, a semi-detached house, sold for £97,000 on September 11.
- 262 Glenfrome Road, Eastville, a semi-detached house, sold for £123,000 on September 4.
- 473A Southmead Road, Westbury On Trym, BS10 5LZ, a flat, sold for £124,500 on September 3.
- Flat 4, Castle Court Mews, Ducie Road, Lawrence Hill, BS5 0EZ, a flat, sold for £125,000 on September 2.
- Flat 37, Glencoyne Court, St Stephens Close, Southmead, BS10 6TP, a flat, sold for £130,000 on September 4.
Flat 35, Purdy Court, New Station Road, Fishponds, BS16 3RT, a flat, sold for £131,000 on September 9.
Flat 7, Cleve Court, Cumberland Place, Clifton, BS8 4LZ, a flat, sold for £136,000 on September 2.
Second Floor Flat, 477 Bath Road, Brislington, BS4 3JU, a flat, sold for £138,000 on September 17.
Flat 1, 245 Bloomfield Road, Brislington, BS4 3QT, a flat, sold for £145,000 on September 6.
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