A mix of homes across the city make up the cheapest property sales in Bristol's latest list.
The coronavirus lockdown has seen a sharp drop in the number of people buying homes in Bristol.
The city saw 499 sales registered in January, 440 in February, 444 in March, 122 in April, 93 in May and six in June.
Despite the drop in business, there were still some eye-catching deals in Bristol's Land Registry figures from March 23 to the end of June.
Here are the least expensive Bristol homes sold during that period:
7 Sunnyhill House East, Sunnyhill Drive, a flat in Shirehampton, sold for £78,000 on March 30.
Flat 14, 6 Wetherell Place, a flat in Clifton, sold for £85,000 on April 1.
18B Gilda Parade, a flat in Whitchurch, sold for £87,500 on May 7.
Flat 5, 38 Corn Street, a flat in the city centre, sold for £90,000 on March 30. This sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession.
4 Moorend Gardens, a semi-detached house in Shirehampton, sold for £97,200 on May 4.
Flat 11, Carnival Court, Brigstocke Road, a flat in St Pauls, sold for £99,200 on March 27.
31 Strathearn Drive, a flat in Westbury-on-Trym, sold for £100,000 on March 27.
7 Parkside Apartments, 359B Church Road, a flat in St George, sold for £129,000 on March 25.
31 Arthurswood Road, a flat in Bishopsworth, sold for £129,500 on April 2.
80 Summerhill Road, a flat in St George, sold for £131,000 on April 28. This sale may have been a buy-to-let, a transfer to a company, or a repossession.
National figures
According to the Land Registry, 44,920 home sales were registered across the country during this period.
It can take some time for sales to be registered, so some from later in the period may not be listed yet.
There were 18,964 sales in April, which dropped to just 770 in June.
Last year, there were at least 21,700 sales in June.
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The Government issued guidance on March 26 advising people to delay house moves if possible during lockdown.
From May 13, estate agents in England could hold viewings again. In Wales, viewings of empty properties were allowed from June 22, then viewing of occupied properties restarted in July 27.
