Cheapest and most expensive places in North West to buy a flat (August 2026)

Trafford was the most expensive of North West’s 35 councils in August 2026 (flat price £216,397).

Blackpool was the cheapest (£76,356). The middle council, West Lancashire, had £124,672.

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Flat price for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Trafford£216,397
2Manchester£199,005
3Stockport£175,667
4Ribble Valley£157,593
5Cheshire East£157,592
6Salford£150,829
7Warrington£135,874
8Cheshire West and Chester£135,806
9Bury£134,929
10Westmorland and Furness£134,138
11Oldham£132,991
12Fylde£132,848
13Liverpool£128,941
14Rossendale£125,571
15Sefton£125,367
16Tameside£125,225
17Wirral£125,172
18West Lancashire£124,672
19Chorley£118,783
20Bolton£117,128
21Rochdale£116,590
22Lancaster£116,419
23South Ribble£114,509
24Wigan£106,371
25Halton£102,027
26Preston£100,723
27St. Helens£98,994
28Knowsley£98,202
29Wyre£95,212
30Cumberland£94,927
31Pendle£89,102
32Blackburn with Darwen£87,504
33Hyndburn£84,341
34Burnley£82,349
35Blackpool£76,356

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