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

Trafford was the most expensive of North West’s 35 councils in August 2026 (terraced house price £345,691).

Burnley was the cheapest (£116,800). The middle council, Wirral, had £176,914.

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Terraced house price for every council in North West, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Trafford£345,691
2Manchester£259,816
3Stockport£255,264
4Cheshire East£231,113
5Salford£221,945
6Cheshire West and Chester£211,455
7Warrington£207,583
8Bury£202,870
9Ribble Valley£202,135
10Fylde£198,150
11Westmorland and Furness£188,147
12Tameside£186,896
13Oldham£184,581
14Lancaster£182,595
15West Lancashire£182,007
16Sefton£181,535
17Liverpool£178,929
18Wirral£176,914
19Rochdale£173,857
20Chorley£172,972
21Bolton£168,153
22Rossendale£166,082
23South Ribble£165,600
24Wigan£157,752
25Halton£156,208
26St. Helens£155,878
27Knowsley£155,316
28Wyre£148,404
29Preston£145,269
30Cumberland£143,160
31Pendle£137,300
32Blackburn with Darwen£135,429
33Hyndburn£124,189
34Blackpool£121,356
35Burnley£116,800

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