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

Published Aug 13, 2025

A property at Loom Street that sold for £688,500 tops the list of the most expensive flats recently sold in Manchester.

In total, 74 flat sales were registered in the area in July, with an average price of £217,482. The average price per sqft ended up at £308.

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.

10. £307,000 – Cranbourne Road, Chorlton Park

A property at Cranbourne Road in Chorlton Park has new owners. It sold for £307,000, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 22 May. The flat has a living area of 731 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £420. The energy efficiency of the building is rated D.

9. £320,000 – Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury West

A sale has been finalised for a flat at 148 Barlow Moor Road in the M20 postcode area. It was sold for £320,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 27 May. The living area totals 721 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £444. The building holds a C energy efficiency rating.

8. £325,000 – George Leigh Street, Ancoats & Beswick

The sale of a flat in George Leigh Street in Ancoats & Beswick has been finalised. It was sold for £325,000, and the date of transfer was 18 May. The home has a living area of 688 sqft. The price per sqft was £472. The building’s energy efficiency is rated C.

7. £330,000 – Len Cox Walk, Piccadilly

A 839 sqft flat at Len Cox Walk in Piccadilly has been sold. The transfer of ownership was settled on 29 May and the total purchase price was £330,000, £393 per sqft. The energy efficiency of the building is rated C.

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6. £335,000 – Larke Rise, Didsbury West

A 1,227 sqft flat at 5 Larke Rise in the M20 postcode area has been purchased. The sale was settled on 5 June, with a total purchase price of £335,000, working out to £273 per sqft. The building holds a D energy efficiency rating.

5. £339,000 – Silvercroft Street, Deansgate

A 839 sqft flat at Silvercroft Street in Deansgate has been purchased. The sale was completed on 19 June, with a total purchase price of £339,000, working out to £404 per sqft. The building’s energy efficiency is rated B.

4. £390,000 – Larke Rise, Didsbury West

A sale has been finalised for a flat at 2 Larke Rise in the M20 postcode area. It was sold for £390,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 4 June after it had been on the market for six months and 18 days. The living area totals 1,151 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £339. The property comprises one bedroom and one bathroom, and the building holds a D energy efficiency rating.

3. £448,000 – Hilton Street, Piccadilly

A 1,216 sqft flat at 23 – 25 Hilton Street in the M1 postcode area has been sold. The transfer of ownership was settled on 29 May and the total purchase price was £448,000, £368 per sqft. The property has three bedrooms and the energy efficiency of the building is rated E.

2. £661,000 – Bloomesbury Avenue, Didsbury East

The sale of a flat at 18 Bloomesbury Avenue in the M20 postcode area has been finalised. It was sold for £661,000, and the sale date was 20 May. The home has a living area of 1,334 sqft. The price per sqft was £496. The energy efficiency of the building is rated C.

This is the most expensive flat sale registered in July:

1. £688,500 – Loom Street, Ancoats & Beswick

A property at 21 Loom Street in the M4 postcode area has new owners. It sold for £688,500, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 29 May. The flat has a living area of 1,593 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £432. The building’s energy efficiency is rated B.