Average house price: every council in North West

Trafford had the highest average house price of North West’s 35 councils in July 2026, at £400,688.

Burnley had the lowest, at £135,012. The middle council, Tameside, had £209,723.

Average house price for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Trafford£400,688
2Stockport£317,913
3Cheshire East£309,121
4Ribble Valley£285,610
5Cheshire West and Chester£270,104
6Warrington£260,040
7Manchester£252,309
8Bury£242,437
9West Lancashire£236,194
10Fylde£235,793
11Westmorland and Furness£230,449
12Salford£229,462
13Sefton£224,289
14Wirral£221,849
15Oldham£217,171
16South Ribble£213,267
17Chorley£213,246
18Tameside£209,723
19Rochdale£209,389
20Bolton£204,379
21Lancaster£202,966
22Rossendale£199,759
23Halton£194,727
24Wigan£194,551
25Wyre£193,650
26Liverpool£189,036
27Preston£188,629
28Knowsley£188,527
29St. Helens£185,154
30Cumberland£170,966
31Blackburn with Darwen£165,131
32Pendle£152,798
33Hyndburn£141,430
34Blackpool£137,386
35Burnley£135,012

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