A Harrogate road has been named one of the UK's best streets to live on.
Harrogate's Duchy Road has been included on The Daily Mail’s list of 30 - one of just two in the area.
They consulted "veteran" estate agents to compile their "ultimate guide."
Duchy Road, which has an average house price of £1.5million, has been praised for its period buildings, St Wilfred’s Church and location.
Experts curated their 30-street list based on factors including good wifi, transport services and pavement size.
The Daily Mail wrote:
“Flanked by the prestigious Brankenfield School, Harrogate Ladies College and the Grade I Listed St Wilfred's Church, homes on Duchy Road are either multi-million pound properties standing in expansive grounds or luxury apartments in converted period buildings.”

Bootham in York was also included on the list.
Speaking about their criteria, The Daily Mail said:
"How do you decide what is a 'good' street to live on? It's not as simple as it sounds. You may want to be near a pub. Yet you don't want to be so close that you hear disturbances at night.
"A restaurant would be good. But you don't want to smell cooking all day and night. You'd like access to green space. But perhaps you don't want to be isolated in the wilds of the countryside.
"You want friendly neighbours. But you don't want them to be too intrusive."

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