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

Warwick was the most expensive of West Midlands’s 30 councils in August 2026 (detached house price £648,164).

Stoke-on-Trent was the cheapest (£234,700). The middle council, Coventry, had £407,173.

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Detached house price for every council in West Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Warwick£648,164
2Stratford-on-Avon£609,696
3Solihull£590,344
4Lichfield£524,798
5Bromsgrove£518,674
6Malvern Hills£502,136
7Wychavon£483,526
8Rugby£453,539
9South Staffordshire£449,768
10Herefordshire£448,275
11Birmingham£444,169
12Worcester£432,745
13Shropshire£416,462
14North Warwickshire£413,431
15Coventry£407,173
16Redditch£399,577
17Stafford£397,417
18Wyre Forest£388,777
19Tamworth£374,457
20Dudley£362,171
21East Staffordshire£356,559
22Walsall£355,603
23Cannock Chase£348,921
24Nuneaton and Bedworth£348,119
25Telford and Wrekin£345,093
26Wolverhampton£343,043
27Staffordshire Moorlands£331,178
28Sandwell£329,048
29Newcastle-under-Lyme£319,466
30Stoke-on-Trent£234,700

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