A property in Bloomesbury Avenue that sold for £935,000 tops the list of the most expensive flats recently sold in Manchester.

In total, 78 flats were registered as sold in the area in March, with an average price of £223,955. The average price per sqft ended up at £302.

The properties in the list below concern flats, where the deeds were filed with the Land Registry during the month of March, even if the properties may have been sold earlier.

10. £290,000 – Worsley Street, Hulme

A property in Timber Wharf, 32 Worsley Street in the M15 postcode area has new owners. It sold for £290,000, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 19 February. The flat has a living area of 796 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £364. The property has two bedrooms and the energy efficiency of the building is rated B.

9. £325,000 – Newton Street, Piccadilly

A 1,097 sqft flat in The Sorting House, 83 Newton Street in the M1 postcode area has been purchased. The sale was completed on 6 February, with a total purchase price of £325,000, working out to £296 per sqft. The energy efficiency of the building is rated C.

8. £325,000 – Larke Rise, Didsbury West

The sale of a flat at 7 Larke Rise in the M20 postcode area has been finalised. It was sold for £325,000, and the sale date was 23 January. The home has a living area of 1,065 sqft. The price per sqft was £305. The building holds a C energy efficiency rating.

7. £345,000 – Chapeltown Street, Piccadilly

A sale has been finalised for a flat at Crusader Mill, 70 Chapeltown Street in the M1 postcode area. It was sold for £345,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 21 January. The living area totals 807 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £428. The building’s energy efficiency is rated E.

6. £356,000 – Walkershall Way, Didsbury East

A 731 sqft flat in Sandhurst House, 2 Walkershall Way in the M20 postcode area has been sold. It remained on the market for a duration of five months and nine days. The transfer of ownership was settled on 23 February and the total purchase price was £356,000, £487 per sqft. The property comprises one bedroom and one bathroom, and the building holds a B energy efficiency rating.

5. £367,000 – Houseman Crescent, Didsbury West

A 968 sqft flat in Didsbury Gate, 1 Houseman Crescent in the M20 postcode area has been purchased. The sale was settled on 27 January, with a total purchase price of £367,000, working out to £379 per sqft. The building holds a C energy efficiency rating.

4. £385,000 – Silvercroft Street, Deansgate

A 882 sqft flat at Blade Tower, 15 Silvercroft Street in the M15 postcode area has been sold. The transfer of ownership was settled on 20 January and the total purchase price was £385,000, £437 per sqft. The building’s energy efficiency is rated B.

3. £400,000 – Chepstow Street, Deansgate

A property in Chepstow House, 16 – 20 Chepstow Street in the M1 postcode area has new owners. It sold for £400,000, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 28 January, after it had been on the market for 3 months. The flat has a living area of 1,054 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £380. The property comprises two bedrooms and one bathroom, and the building holds a C energy efficiency rating.

2. £426,000 – Binns Place, Piccadilly

The sale of a flat in 1 Binns Place in the M1 postcode area has been finalised. It was sold for £426,000, and the date of transfer was 27 January after it had been on the market for 29 days. The home has a living area of 1,011 sqft. The price per sqft was £421. The property offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms and the energy efficiency of the building is rated C.

This is the most expensive flat sale registered in March:

1. £935,000 – Bloomesbury Avenue, Didsbury East

A sale has been finalised for a flat in Beeches Court, 48 Bloomesbury Avenue in the M20 postcode area. It was sold for £935,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 15 January. The living area totals 1,840 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £508. The energy efficiency of the building is rated B.