Greater Manchester's most expensive streets where footballers, celebrities and businessmen live

Certain areas of Greater Manchester are like a magnet for the region's richest residents.

Footballers, celebrities and businessmen are most commonly known to flock to Hale, Altrincham and Worsley when buying a home.

It is no surprise then that these areas are rife with million-pound mansions, with some streets in particular being known as a 'millionaires row'.

Looking at the average house prices across Greater Manchester, a new tool by Property Solvers has found the streets where the highest-priced homes are located.

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Unsurprisingly, all of the priciest roads to live on are in Trafford, specifically in the prestigious town of Altrincham.

Here are Greater Manchester's top 10 most expensive streets, where you can expect the average price of a home to range anywhere from £3.3 million to £1.8 million.

Barrow Lane, Altrincham

The region's most expensive street, Barrow Lane, is located in Hale.

The average house price here is a whopping £3,325,00.

Broadway, Altrincham

Broadway, also in Hale, is a rather pricey street where homes sell for an average of £2,579,00.

Green Walk, Altrincham

This street in Bowdon is currently the third most expensive in Greater Manchester.

Properties on this road sell for an average price of £2,392,000.

Rappax Road, Altrincham

Rappax Road in Hale also makes the list of the priciest streets, where homes sell for an average of £2,037,500.

Broad Lane, Altrincham

Also in Hale, Broad Lane is one of the most expensive streets to live in Greater Manchester.

The average house price here is £1,950,000.

Carrwood, Altrincham

Carrwood in Hale Barns is a costly street to live on, where homes are priced at around