The figures are in for which postcodes in the Steel City command the highest price in 2026.
The Office for National Statistics released these figures for the median house price in each of Sheffield’s ‘middle layer super output areas’, or MSOAs - which is a system for how areas of the England are broken up into blocks of around 5,000-15,000 people for statistical analysis.
There are 76 of these MSOAs and they often show stark differences in how some areas are eye-wateringly expensive compared to others.
The leap from the lowest priced neighbourhood (Burngreave & Grimesthorpe, £105,000) to the most expensive neighbourhood (Dore & Whirlow, £525,000) is more than five times the price.
Below are the 20 most expensive Sheffield neighbourhoods in which to buy a house, based on the median price paid during the year ending in March 2025.
Is your neighbourhood on the list? Or perhaps the one you dream to live in?
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1. Lower Stannington - £250,000
In Lower Stannington, the median house price for the year ending in March 2025 was £250,000, the 20th highest out of all neighbourhoods in Sheffield. | Google Maps Photo: Google
2. Hackenthorpe - £258,000
In Hackenthorpe, the median house price for the year ending in March 2025 was £258,000, the 19th highest out of all neighbourhoods in Sheffield. | Google Maps
3. Grenoside & Ecclesfield North - £260,000
The neighbourhood of Ecclesfield North are lumped together by the ONS. The area's median house price for the year ending in March 2025 was £260,000, the 18th highest out of all neighbourhoods in Sheffield. | Google Maps Photo: Google Maps
4. Crookes - £260,000
In Crookes, the median house price for the year ending in March 2025 was £260,000, the 17th highest out of all neighbourhoods in Sheffield. | National World