Greater Manchester’s most expensive street revealed by Zoopla

The street features in Zoopla’s property ‘rich list’ for the most expensive postcodes of homes outside of London.
London remained the most expensive city to buy  Credit: ZooplaLondon remained the most expensive city to buy  Credit: Zoopla
London remained the most expensive city to buy Credit: Zoopla

A street in Altrincham has made an appearance in property website Zoopla’s annual ‘rich list’ of roads with the highest average house prices.

Broadway in Altrincham has been named as one of the ‘priciest streets in a large county’ category, for areas with large populations.

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There, the average house price was £3,300,000 over the last year. Recent sales in the leafy area include a six-bed detached house for £5m in March and another five-bed detached home for £3.5m in August 2020.

A Zoopla advert for a house previously for sale on Broadway, AltrinchamA Zoopla advert for a house previously for sale on Broadway, Altrincham
A Zoopla advert for a house previously for sale on Broadway, Altrincham

There were 105 homes which sold for over £1m in Altrincham in the last 12 months, the data suggests.

Most of the UK’s dearest properties overall remain in London, Zoopla said, with the priciest street in Kensington for the 13th year running.

Gráinne Gilmore, Head of Research at Zoopla, said: This data illustrates how the type and size of properties coupled with some of the most desirable locations around the country create prime areas, resulting in some most valuable residential streets in the country.

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“London comes top when it comes to the UK’s prime markets, but the wider commuter zone in the South East is also home to some of the highest-value addresses, reflecting the size and type of housing stock in these regions.”

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