Cley Mill and Blakeney Church and Cley marshes. Photo: David Thacker/iwitness24 (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)
Explore our interactive map to find out how much homes are selling for on your street.
Our map shows where and how much homes sold for in Norfolk, using the latest data from the Land Registry Office for December 2015.
The map also offers an insight into the most expensive and cheapest areas of Norfolk to buy. Red indicates the most expensive homes and white the cheapest.
In December, house prices in Norfolk rose by 0.5pc on November and 5.4pc in the year. The average house price in the county is now £165,349.
In what is traditionally a quiet month for the property industry, the most expensive house in Norfolk sold for £770,000 - The Grange in Old Buckenham.
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