Manchester Areas

Manchester House Prices by Postcode 2026

2 min read · Last reviewed 1 June 2026

In brief

All property data referenced on Dom comes from HM Land Registry price paid records — actual sold prices, not asking prices. Here's a summary of median prices across Manchester's key residential postcodes as of January 2026.

Note: prices reflect median sold prices across all residential transactions in the postcode. Terraced house medians and flat medians differ significantly from the overall figure.

South Manchester — terraced houses

| Postcode | Area | Median 2-bed terrace | Median 3-bed terrace | |---|---|---|---| | M20 | Didsbury, Withington | £310,000 | £420,000 | | M21 | Chorlton, Whalley Range | £275,000 | £360,000 | | M19 | Levenshulme, Burnage | £195,000 | £245,000 | | M16 | Old Trafford, Whalley Range | £210,000 | £265,000 | | M14 | Fallowfield, Moss Side | £225,000 | £285,000 | | M22 | Northenden | £200,000 | £250,000 |

City centre and inner city — flats

| Postcode | Area | Median 1-bed flat | Median 2-bed flat | |---|---|---|---| | M1 | City centre (south) | £190,000 | £310,000 | | M2 | City centre (core) | £200,000 | £325,000 | | M3 | Salford edge/Spinningfields | £195,000 | £295,000 | | M4 | Ancoats, Northern Quarter | £220,000 | £335,000 | | M50 | Salford Quays | £185,000 | £280,000 |

North and east Manchester — terraced houses

| Postcode | Area | Median 2-bed terrace | |---|---|---| | M9 | Harpurhey | £130,000 | | M11 | Openshaw, Clayton | £120,000 | | M18 | Gorton | £135,000 | | M40 | Moston, Newton Heath | £140,000 |

How to use this data

These are medians across all transactions in the postcode in 2025/2026. Use them as a starting point, not a precise guide. For any property you're seriously considering, pull the specific comparables from Land Registry data:

  1. Same street or adjacent streets
  2. Same property type (terrace, semi, flat)
  3. Same number of bedrooms
  4. Within the last 18 months

That is the evidence base that matters.


All prices based on HMLR price paid data. Data reflects median values and is subject to change. Dom does not provide investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

Across all property types and postcodes in Manchester, the median residential sale price in 2025/2026 was approximately £210,000–£230,000. This varies enormously by area and property type — from under £100,000 for a flat in some city fringe areas to over £600,000 for detached houses in M20.

The cheapest postcodes for residential property are in east and north Manchester — M11 (Openshaw, Clayton), M18 (Gorton), M40 (Moston, Collyhurst), and M9 (Harpurhey). Two-bed terraces under £130,000 are still available in these areas.

Visit the HM Land Registry price paid data search at the Land Registry website, or search by address on Rightmove's sold prices section or Zoopla. Filter by property type and look at sales in the last 12–24 months for the most relevant comparables.

Postcode averages provide useful context but mask significant variation. Two streets in the same postcode can have different average prices by £30,000–£50,000 depending on character, condition, and proximity to amenities. Always research at street level, not postcode level.

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