THE cheapest and most expensive towns to live on Teesside and North Yorkshire have been revealed.
Latest data from property website Zoopla has compared how much the average home sold for last year.
Over a twelve month period, the data has revealed how each town in the region compares.
These are the cheapest and most expensive towns in County Durham to live
House prices in Yarm are currently the highest on Teesside, beating Guisborough more than £100,000.
Meanwhile house prices in Hartlepool are currently the lowest in the county, with homes going for significantly less at around £133,951 on average.
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Here's how your town compares across Teesside and North Yorkshire
The data shows the average price of home sold over the past twelve months - some areas are classed as North Yorkshire by Zoopla.
Harrogate - £352,188
Knaresborough - £346,565
Tadcaster - £291,693
Yarm - £290,648
Leyburn - £290,609
York - £288,636
Ripon - £284,741
Skipton - £261,873
Bedale - £250,182
Thirsk - £248,880
Malton - £241,821
Northallerton - £240,969
Settle - £240,938
Richmond - £230,312
Whitby - £228,401
Pickering - £221,438
Selby - £208,047
Hawes - £207,182
Guisborough - £176,981
Scarborough - £171,724
Billingham - £163,872
Stockton-on-Tees - £161,738
Catterick Garrison - £154,203
Middlesbrough - £147,936
Saltburn-by-the-Sea - £144,630
Redcar - £140,035
Hartlepool - £133,951
In the North-East, where the average price paid for a home last year was £188,489, County Durham comes fourth out of all five counties.
Topping the list, North Yorkshire with average house prices of £238,516, then Northumberland with £181,182.
This is followed by Tyne and Wear with £177,489, County Durham with £142,762 and Hartlepool with £133, 951.
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