The seven Bradford postcodes that sold for over £1 million

Using HM Land Registry sold house price statistics, Property Solvers reported the total value of the sales, collated from September 2021 up to September 2022, arrived at £9,224,950.

Relative to the same period in 2020-21, this represented a decrease of 60 per cent (from £17.19 million).

In terms of the number of properties worth over £1 million sold, the Bradford postcode ranks 94th across the UK - above Huddersfield (six, £8,259,560), Halifax (three, £3,660 million) and Wakefield (four, £4,335 million) but below Leeds (68, £123,183,793)

The two Bradford addresses - Woodlands Drive (BD10 0NX) and Clayton Lane (BD14 6PD) - went for £1.5 and £1.2 million.

Keighley also has a couple of properties on the list. These were Broomhill Avenue (BD21 1LP) for £1,499,950 and The Old Vicarage, Kildwick (BD20 9AE) for £1,165,000.

Scosthrop Manor in Airton (Image: Google)

Three Skipton homes round off the seven. Croft House, West Marton (BD23 3JJ) was the most expensive (£1,725 million).

Scosthrop Manor, Airton, (BD23 4BE) and Banquet House, Skyreholme, (BD23 6DE) went for £1,085 and £1,050 million.

Co-founder Ruban Selvanayagam said: “Although there remains a fairly healthy volume of sales in this price bracket across Yorkshire, such a pronounced drop would suggest that buyer appetite for these types of homes is decreasing.”