Can humorous street names affect the value of our homes?
Property buyers, GoodMove have analysed funny street names up and down the country to reveal which ones have positively and negatively affected house prices, compared with other streets in the same postcode area. The 10 funniest street names that have the biggest positive impact on house prices, based on the percentage difference between them and other houses in the same postcode, are:  Twatling Road, Birmingham, B45 (96%)  Willey Lane, Nottingham, NG16 (88%)  Dumb Womans Lane, Tunbridge Wells, TN31 (80%)  Backside Lane, Doncaster, DN4 (51%)  Hornyold Road, Worcester, WR14 (50%)  Cock-A-Dobby, Guildford, GU47 (42%)  Worlds End Road, Birmingham, B20 (32%)  All Alone Road, Bradford, BD10 (26%)  Spanker Lane, Derbyshire, DE56 (22%)  Turkey Cock Lane, Colchester, CO3 (19%)  Twatling Road in Birmingham is the street name with the biggest positive impact on house prices, with average on this street standing at 704,104 compared to the average of 246,027 in the same postcode area. Nottinghams Willey Lane follows behind, with average house prices standing at 422,000 compared to the 163,755 average in the same postcode area (88% difference). Dumb Womans Lane in Tunbridge Wells takes third place, with average house prices on this street standing at 797,525 compared to the 341,655 average in the TN31 postcode area (80% difference). But not all humorous street names have positively impacted house prices. Pic: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images  Looking at the research, the 10 funniest street names that have the biggest negative impact on house prices, based on the percentage difference between them and other houses in the same postcode, are:  Goosebutt Street, Sheffield, S62 (89%)  Butt Close Lane, Leicester, LE1 (53%)  Cumming Street, London, N1 (45%)  Hooker Road, Norwich, NR7 (38%)  Fanny Hands Lane, Lincoln, LN8 (36%)  Christmas Pie Avenue, Guildford, GU3 (36%)  Hardon Road, Wolverhampton, WV4 (34%)  The Knob, Oxford, OX17 (33%)  Minge Lane, Worcester, WR8 (33%)  Cockshoot Close, Oxford, OX29 (21%)  Its bad news for anyone living on Goosebutt Street in Sheffield, with average house prices standing at 49,046, compared to the average of 127,047 in the same postcode area -thats a huge 89% difference. Butt Close Lane in Leicester comes in second place, with average house prices standing at 210,952 compared to the 361,302 average in the same postcode area (53% difference). Cumming Street marks Londons only introduction in the list, with average house prices standing at 508,555 compared to the 806,399 average in the same postcode area (45% difference). Shockingly, the more pleasantly named Christmas Pie Avenue finds itself on this list, with average house prices on this street standing at 422,349 compared with the 608,235 average in the GU3 postcode area. "We wanted to explore the funniest street names in the UK and see how much house prices can be affected depending on the street you live on. Although other factors come into play, its shocking to see how much house prices can be impacted due to the street name they are on compared to other house prices in the area, although its even more surprising to see some house prices have been positively impacted. "Either way, its fun to see all these funny street names up and down the country!