Whether you're looking for your first family home, or simply hoping to expand, these are the areas of the Wakefield district where house prices are the highest - and some of the best bits about the neighbourhoods. These are the 12 areas of Wakefield, Pontefract and Castleford where median house prices were highest in December 2020, according to the House of Commons library. Please note: Data is provided for each of the area's MSOAs, which may not always tally with local authority wards.
9. Stanley, Moorhouse & Bottomboat
With easy access to scenic walks along the River Calder and nearby Aire and Calder Navigation, the Stanley, Moorhouse and Bottomboat area is located to the north east of Wakefield. Residents benefit from rural views and walks, as well as easy access to Wakefield city centre. The average house price in Stanley, Moorhouse & Bottomboat was £179,995. Photo: Google Maps
10. Outwood West
One of Wakefield's most popular residential areas, Outwood West is located to the north of the city, and boasts great local schools, shops and takeaways, as well as fantastic public transport links to Wakefield and Leeds.The average house price here in December 2020 was £179,975. Photo: Google Maps
11. Thornes
As the name suggests, residents in Thornes have enviable access to Wakefield's Thornes, Clarence and Hatfield parks, and all that they have to offer. A quiet area just a few minutes' walk to the south of the city, Thornes is popular with families. The average house price here is £179,000. Photo: Google Maps
12. Robin Hood, Lofthouse & Middleton Lane
Located right on the border between Wakefield and Leeds, the Robin Hood and Lofthouse area is popular with families and commuters. The area has grown in recent years, and boasts easy access to the M1 and M62, as well as local amenities. The average house price in Robin Hood, Lofthouse & Middleton Lane in December 2020 was £178,750. Photo: Google Maps