The UK's most valuable house numbers🏡

The UK has its fair share of famous house numbers, and addresses that are synonymous with their residents. 10 Downing St, 221B Baker St, and 4 Privet Drive just to name a few.

New research looks at house numbers and reveals which are the most popular and the highest-selling house numbers in each region across the UK.

In order to establish which house numbers were more valuable and how much additional value they could add to your property, Paving Direct conducted an analysis of the Office for National Statistics’ Price Paid Index, which includes information on all property sales in England and Wales and what they sold for. To continue reading, please Click Here

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