The 10 most expensive Bristol homes sold in September went for a total of £9.3million.
We have put together a list of those homes, all of which lie in the northern half of the city.
Seven of the properties listed below are in the exclusive BS8 and BS6 postcodes, with homes in neighbourhoods like Clifton and Redland fetching high prices.
Here are Bristol's 10 most expensive residential properties for September, according to Land Registry data:
- 8 Mortimer Road, Clifton, BS8 4EX, a terrace house, sold for £1,590,000 on September 23.
25 Church Road, Stoke Bishop, BS9 1QP, a detached house, sold for £1,160,000 on September 4.
8 Camden Terrace, Clifton, BS8 4PU, a terrace house, sold for £1,075,000 on September 6.
7 Beaconsfield Road, Clifton, BS8 2TS, a semi-detached house, sold for £1,025,000 on September 6.
241 Canford Lane, Stoke Bishop, BS9 3PD, a detached house, sold for £882,500 on September 12.
24 Tyne Road, Bishopston, BS7 8EE, a semi-detached house, sold for £881,000 on September 20.
123 York Road, Montpelier, BS6 5QG, a terrace house, sold for £690,000 on September 2.
143 North Road, St Andrews, BS6 5AH, a semi-detached house, sold for £686,000 on September 10.
12 Ambra Vale South, Clifton, BS8 4RN, a terrace house, sold for £685,121 on September 9.
9 Harcourt Road, Redland, BS6 7RQ, a terrace house, sold for £662,500 on September 6.
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