Property prices in Hampshire, New Forest and Southampton

But just how much money are people splashing in the really wealthy areas?

Zoopla's rich list has given all the information on property prices across the county, and has also revealed the most expensive streets.

Average prices

The average asking price for a property in Hampshire currently sits at £390,701.

According to experts, the UK's average is around £333,500.

Renters are experiencing average rates of around £1,595.

For a detached home, buyers are looking at around £619,001; semi-detached, £358,388; terraced, £286,093; flats, £213,537.

Property prices are way above the UK average in Hampshire. Graph: Zoopla

Highest value towns

With areas as beautiful as the New Forest and cities as prominent as Portsmouth, Southampton, and Winchester, it's no surprise that property is expensive in Hampshire.

These are the most expensive areas to live, according to Zoopla:

1. Brockenhurst, £942,913
2. Stockbridge, £764,507
3. Alresford, £681,884
4. Lyndhurst, £668,333
5. Winchester, £604,874

Most expensive streets

The three most expensive streets in Hampshire have also been revealed – and all have average asking prices over a whopping £2.5million.

1. Dock Lane, Brockenhurst - £3,660,000

Dock Lane. Photo: Zoopla

According to a study by Zoopla, homes in Dock Lane, Brockenhurst have an average price of £3,660,000.

The most expensive property currently on the market in the street is a former Edwardian coach house, with a price tag of £1,145,000.

2. Lisle Court Road, Lymington - £2,585,000

Lisle Court Road. Photo: Google Maps

This street features homes with more than six bedrooms that have stood for decades.

It sits just a short walk from Lymington Pier and the seafront.

3. St. James' Lane, Winchester - £2,565,000

Pagoda House, St James Lane, Winchester. Photo: Savills/Rightmove

Right in the middle of Winchester city centre is St James' Lane.

No two properties look the same, each with their own charm and lavishly luxurious looks.