10 March 2011 Last updated at 05:58 ET

Edinburgh tops list of Scotland's most expensive street

There are an estimated 14 streets in Scotland with an average house price above £1m

Belmont Drive in Edinburgh has been named as the most expensive for property in Scotland, according to research from Bank of Scotland.

The average property on the street, which is near Murrayfield stadium, was valued at £2.3m based on house sales over the past four years.

Fifteen of the top twenty streets in Scotland were located in Edinburgh.

Ettrick Road was the second most expensive street at £1.9m followed by Dick Place at £1.6m.

Outside Edinburgh the most expensive streets were Hill Road in Gullane (£1,330,000); Rubislaw Den South in Aberdeen (£1,179,000); Countess Gate in Bothwell (£1,060,000) and Craigielaw Park in Longniddry (£1,022,000).

There were an estimated 14 streets in Scotland with an average house price above £1m.

Belmont Drive is a private road in Murrayfield

For Glasgow, Kingsborough Gardens (£949,000) and Westbourne Gardens (£895,000), located in the west end of Glasgow, were the most expensive streets.

Nitesh Patel, housing economist at Bank of Scotland, said: "As the political and financial capital of Scotland, unsurprisingly the most expensive residential streets can be found in Edinburgh."

"Across Scotland the survey shows that the most expensive streets are tightly clustered in relatively small areas."

The survey used the average prices of house transactions between September 2006 and September 2010.

Street Name	Area	Average price
Belmont Drive	Edinburgh	2,346,000
Ettrick Road	Edinburgh	1,886,000
Dick Place	Edinburgh	1,628,000
Hill Road	Gullane	1,330,000
Inverleith Place	Edinburgh	1,317,000
Cumin Place	Edinburgh	1,273,000
Pitcairn Grove	Edinburgh	1,250,000
Rubislaw Den South	Aberdeen	1,179,000
Ann Street	Edinburgh	1,100,000
Rubislaw Den North	Aberdeen	1,086,000
Countess Gate	South Lanarkshire	1,060,000
Craigielaw Park	Longniddry	1,022,000