New research by estate agent eMoov has found property prices have increased by 84% from 2000 to 2015. And it's forecast what prices would look like if they rose at the same rate over the next 15 years. So here are the 10 most expensive and 10 cheapest parts of Britain in 2030, and how much the average property would cost in each, starting with the priciest areas.

With potential asking prices of £547,985, Cambridgeshire houses of the future will in fact be double the current average house price in the UK! Other than London, 12 counties across England will see average house prices rise over £500,000.

Hampshire is in ninth place with a projected average price of £553,073.

East Sussex has a projected average house price of £556,604.

Meanwhile, neighbouring West Sussex is over the £600,000 mark for its average home.

If you'd like to be the proud owner of a home in the Royal County in 2030, the average asking price will be £660,687.

Another region perfect for commuting into the English capital is Buckinghamshire. As it borders Greater London, it's no surprise the average house price in 2030 could set you back a whopping £673,674.

Buyers hoping to live in Oxfordshire in 2030 are looking at splashing out £693,623 for an average home.

Hertfordshire has been estimated to almost double its current average in 2030 at £757,357, up from £411,607.

The picturesque commuter county of Surrey ranks at a very close second behind the most expensive region, with the average home forecast to cost an eye-watering £919,643.

If the London market continues to grow at the same pace as it is now, the average home could cost over a million by 2030. If you’d like to be living in the capital, eMoov suggests buying in Barking and Dagenham – but in 2030 it won’t be so affordable at £450,000 compared to £246,000 today. But don't get your hopes up for South Kensington and Chelsea, as house prices are expected to cost around £3.4 million!

Working our way down the list into the cheaper properties of the future we have Caerphilly in South Wales coming in as the tenth cheapest region. The average property price is forecast to be £250,715, and being so close to the Welsh capital it makes a great commuting base.

The first Scottish area on our list is the central region of Clackmannanshire. eMoov has predicted the average house price in the historic county will cost buyers £244,194. In 2030, average house prices in Scotland are expected to be the cheapest of the three British countries at £297,222.

Next we travel a little further south to the county of South Lanarkshire in central Scotland, where house prices are predicted to average £238,626 in 2030.

In the Central Lowlands area of Scotland we have Falkirk which ranks very closely to South Lanarkshire for future house prices. With houses expected to cost £232,572, the properties will be tens of thousands of pounds cheaper than the projected £297,222 overall average house price for Scotland.

In joint sixth place we have two neighbouring areas in west Scotland. Homebuyers hoping to move to the coastal region of North Ayrshire will face an estimated average price tag of £221,372.

And the neighbouring inland region of East Ayrshire will also have an average house price of £221,372.

In 2030, the average house price in Wales is predicted to spike to £307,712, which means the prediction for properties in Rhondda Cynon Taf costing £221,146 falls well below the Welsh average. On average Welsh properties will be £150,000 cheaper than English homes.

The third cheapest location on the list is the region of Neath Port Talbot in south-west Wales. A property not too far from the Loughor Estuary will set homebuyers back £216,034.

At £200,600, North Lanarkshire offers the best value for Scottish buyers in 2030, falling almost £100,000 below the country's average asking price of £297,222. That's £233,000 cheaper than the estimated price of properties in Edinburgh, which will cost an average of £400,000.

Merthyr Tydfil in Southern Wales is forecast to be the cheapest region to live in Britain in 2030. With average house prices expected to cost £178,745 it falls substantially below the Welsh house price average of £307,712.