Cheapest and most expensive places in North West for detached houses (August 2026)

Trafford was the most expensive of North West’s 35 councils in August 2026 (detached house price £789,690).

Blackpool was the cheapest (£239,310). The middle council, Tameside, had £370,564.

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Detached house price for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Trafford£789,690
2Stockport£554,997
3Cheshire East£504,698
4Manchester£485,089
5Ribble Valley£444,514
6Warrington£443,902
7Salford£439,476
8Cheshire West and Chester£439,091
9Bury£414,043
10Liverpool£397,175
11Wirral£395,663
12Westmorland and Furness£390,474
13Sefton£386,996
14Fylde£380,875
15West Lancashire£379,602
16Oldham£378,615
17Bolton£376,034
18Tameside£370,564
19Rochdale£362,263
20Rossendale£361,572
21Lancaster£347,475
22Chorley£345,701
23Preston£330,599
24South Ribble£326,910
25Wigan£316,388
26Halton£316,315
27St. Helens£305,687
28Knowsley£305,093
29Wyre£303,233
30Pendle£301,637
31Cumberland£286,152
32Blackburn with Darwen£280,280
33Hyndburn£249,874
34Burnley£248,463
35Blackpool£239,310

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