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The incredible £1m-plus homes sold in Sheffield last year – including a luxury farmhouse sold for £3m

The most expensive home sold in Sheffield last year was a stunning farmhouse on the doorstep to the Peak District, which fetched £3,050,000.
By Robert Cumber
Published 9th Jan 2020, 09:37 BST
Updated 10th Jan 2020, 08:59 BST

Here’s the full list of homes in the city which changed hands during 2019 for £1 million or more, based on the latest Land Registry data.

An aerial view of Barber Fields Farm, on Long Line, in Dore, Sheffield, which sold for £3,050,000 in June 2019 (pic: Google)

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An aerial view of Barber Fields Farm, on Long Line, in Dore, Sheffield, which sold for £3,050,000 in June 2019 (pic: Google) Photo: Google

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This semi-detached home sold for £1,000,000 on July 29, 2019 (pic: Google)

2. 94 Union Road, Nether Edge, Sheffield S11 9EJ

This semi-detached home sold for £1,000,000 on July 29, 2019 (pic: Google) Photo: Google

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This five-bedroom house, with an indoor pool, games room/gym and grounds of 0.6 acres, sold for £1,000,075 on January 28, 2019. That's nearly three times as much as it fetched in 2000 (pic: Google)

3. 332 Ringinglow Road, Bents Green, Sheffield S11 7PY

This five-bedroom house, with an indoor pool, games room/gym and grounds of 0.6 acres, sold for £1,000,075 on January 28, 2019. That's nearly three times as much as it fetched in 2000 (pic: Google) Photo: Google

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This detached property sold for £1,070,280 on September 27, 2019. It previously changed hands for £785,000 in 2012 (pic: Google)

4. 65 Ashfurlong Road, Dore, Sheffield S17 3NL

This detached property sold for £1,070,280 on September 27, 2019. It previously changed hands for £785,000 in 2012 (pic: Google) Photo: Google

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