These are the 15 areas in Yorkshire with the lowest house prices near to outstanding schools

Yorkshire is the cheapest place to buy a home in a catchment area for "outstanding" state schools, new research has revealed.

New research from online mortgage brokers Trussle has revealed the cheapest areas in the country for parents to buy a home near an "outstanding" state school, with Yorkshire coming out top as cheapest overall.

These are the 15 areas across Yorkshire where homes in the catchment area for "outstanding" schools are cheapest. Data was collected in August 2019 and may be subject to change.

Bradford's Feversham Academy came out as the cheapest outstanding state school to live near, with asking prices in the area averaging 91,634.

Falling within the same catchment area as Feversham Academy, asking prices around Carlton Bolling College also average 91,634.

Dixons Trinity Academy is the third cheapest school to live near, with asking prices around 103,983.

House prices around the outstanding Dixons McMillan Academy are an average of 104,983.

The nearby Dixons City Academy sits in the same area as Dixons McMillan Academy, with nearby asking prices of around 104,983.

Also in Bradford, house prices in the catchment area for this school are slightly higher at an average of 110,660.