Britain’s most expensive seaside towns and cheaper ‘hidden gems’ revealed
House price data was analysed for the Lloyds Coastal Homes Review.
House price data was analysed for the Lloyds Coastal Homes Review.

Property prices fell by an average of 8% but a typical working household could still not afford to buy a two-bed flat which would set them back around £500,000.

With an average price tag of nearly £1.6 million, homes in this Dorset location were found to be the most expensive typically in Rightmove's analysis.