New analysis has revealed the best-value postcodes for buyers: One UK town offers FOUR times more space than the national average.

The study, compiled by the experts at Sell House Fast, analysed postcodes across England and Wales to identify where buyers get the most space for their money.

Where £100,000 buys the most space in the UK:

Rank	Postcode	Local authority	Average price	Average floor area (m²)	Average price per m²	Average m² per £100,000
1	DN32	North East Lincolnshire	£112,266	89.93	£1,275	78.4
2	NE17	Northumberland	£107,178	80.61	£1,377	72.6
3	LA18	Cumberland	£136,306	97.81	£1,398	71.5
4	NP13	Caerphilly	£117,533	86.99	£1,409	71.0
5	SR4	Sunderland	£123,017	85.19	£1,531	65.3
6	CA25	Cumberland	£158,386	106.77	£1,539	65.0
7	NE37	Sunderland	£125,608	81.06	£1,569	63.7
8	TS6	Redcar and Cleveland	£134,641	87.10	£1,575	63.5
9	DH5	County Durham	£142,005	90.87	£1,589	62.9
10	SA13	Neath Port Talbot	£153,073	99.28	£1,618	61.8

DN32 (North East Lincolnshire), 78.4 m2 per £100,000

Located in Grimsby, this postcode offers the highest value for money, with 78.4 m² for every £100,000 spent, almost 50 m² more than the national average. With an average house price of just over £112,000 (the third lowest in the country), buyers are getting nearly four times the space compared to the national average.

NE17 (Northumberland), 72.6 m2 per £100,000

The NE17 postcode, covering villages like Chopwell and Blackhall Mill near Newcastle, offers great value at 72.6 m² per £100,000, more than double the UK average of 28.6 m². The average house price here is £107,178, making it the cheapest in this study.

LA18 (Cumberland), 71.5 m2 per £100,000

West Cumbria's LA18 postcode, centred on Millom, ranks third with 71.5 m² per £100,000. Despite this, the average house price is slightly higher at £136,000, placing it 12th in affordability.

Further findings:

Least space for money: Westminster's W1 postcode offers just 2.5 m² per £100,000.
National average: Homes across the UK cost £4,558 per m² and average 99.98 m², meaning 28.6 m² of space per £100,000 spent.
Regional disparity: There is almost double (45.5%) the average square metreage per £100,000 in the North compared to the South.

You can read the full research here