Highest valued streets in Scotland 2019, by average property price (in GBP)
Most expensive residential streets in Scotland to live as of May 2019, by average property price (in million GBP)
This statistic shows the highest valued streets in Scotland as of May 2019 by average property value in British pounds. Whitehouse terrace in Edinburgh was the most expensive street in Scotland with the average property valued at approximately 2.34 million British pounds.
Most expensive residential streets in Scotland to live as of May 2019, by average property price (in million GBP)
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