What were the 10 most expensive flats sold last month in Manchester?

Published May 13, 2025

A property at Barlow Moor Road that sold for £560,000 tops the list of the most expensive flats recently sold in Manchester.

In total, 39 flats were registered as sold in the area in July, with an average price of £230,732. The average price per sqft ended up at £314.

The properties listed encompass flats, with their deeds filed with the Land Registry during the month of July, even if the sales were conducted earlier.

£270,000 – St Clements Road, Chorlton

The sale of a flat at 3 – 5 St Clements Road in the M21 postcode area has been finalised. It was sold for £270,000, and the sale date was 4 June. The home has a living area of 678 sqft. The price per sqft was £398.

£290,000 – Boundary Lane, Hulme

A sale has been finalised for a flat at 151 Boundary Lane in the M15 postcode area. It was sold for £290,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 23 May. The living area totals 721 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £402.

£300,000 – Beaver Road, Didsbury East

A 570 sqft flat at 19b Beaver Road in the M20 postcode area has been purchased. The sale was finalised on 3 June, with a total purchase price of £300,000, working out to £526 per sqft.

£302,000 – Parkfield Road South, Didsbury West

Elmwood Lodge, 17 Parkfield Road South

A 1,140 sqft flat at Elmwood Lodge, 17 Parkfield Road South in the M20 postcode area has been sold. It was on the market for eight months and 20 days. The transfer of ownership was settled on 13 June and the total purchase price was £302,000, £265 per sqft. The property offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The listing started with an asking price of £315,000.

£333,000 – Whitworth Street, Piccadilly

A property in Regency House, 36 – 38 Whitworth Street in the M1 postcode area has new owners. It sold for £333,000, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 16 May. The flat has a living area of 1,065 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £313.

£355,000 – Highmarsh Crescent, Didsbury West

A 775 sqft flat in 16 Highmarsh Crescent in the M20 postcode area has been purchased. The sale was completed on 30 May, with a total purchase price of £355,000, working out to £458 per sqft. The property offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The listing started with an asking price of £315,000.

£360,000 – Newton Street, Piccadilly

A property in The Sorting House, 83 Newton Street in the M1 postcode area has new owners. It sold for £360,000, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 13 June. The flat has a living area of 1,151 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £313.

£415,000 – Spinners Way, Hulme

The sale of a flat at 1f Spinners Way in the M15 postcode area has been finalised. It was sold for £415,000, and the date of transfer was 13 June. The home has a living area of 753 sqft. The price per sqft was £551.

£420,000 – Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury West

A 1,138 sqft flat at 77 – 85 Barlow Moor Road in the M20 postcode area has been sold. The transfer of ownership was settled on 20 June and the total purchase price was £420,000, £369 per sqft.

This is the most expensive flat sale registered in July:

£560,000 – Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury West

A sale has been finalised for a flat at 77 – 85 Barlow Moor Road in the M20 postcode area. It was sold for £560,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 23 May. The living area totals 1,388 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £403.