A property at Newton Avenue that sold for £625,000 tops the list of the most expensive terraced houses recently sold in Manchester.

In total, 137 terraced house sales were registered in the area in May, with an average price of £242,953. The average price per sqft ended up at £282.

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

10. £448,000 – Rose Lawn Close, Whalley Range

A sale has been finalised for the house at Rose Lawn Close in Whalley Range. It was sold for £448,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 24 March after it had been on the market for one month and 25 days. The living area totals 1,334 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £336. The property consists of four bedrooms and two bathrooms, and the property has an energy efficiency rating of B.

9. £450,000 – Buxton Avenue, Didsbury West

The 957 sqft house at Buxton Avenue in Didsbury West has been sold. It was on the market for 14 days. The transfer of ownership was settled on 27 March and the total purchase price was £450,000, £470 per sqft. The property has three bedrooms and one bathroom and the energy efficiency of the property is rated E.

8. £469,000 – Brookfield Avenue, Chorlton Park

The 895 sqft house at Brookfield Avenue in Chorlton Park has been purchased. The sale was completed on 16 March, with a total purchase price of £469,000, working out to £524 per sqft after it had been on the market for four months and eight days. The property comprises three bedrooms and one bathroom, and the property holds a D energy efficiency rating.

7. £475,000 – Montrose Crescent, Levenshulme

A property in Montrose Crescent in Levenshulme has new owners. It sold for £475,000, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 30 March, after it had been on the market for one month and 12 days. The house has a living area of 1,506 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £315. The property offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms and the energy efficiency of the property is rated D.

6. £495,000 – Ivygreen Road, Chorlton

The sale of the house at Ivygreen Road in Chorlton has been finalised. It was sold for £495,000, and the sale date was 26 March after it had been on the market for 15 days. The home has a living area of 1,011 sqft. The price per sqft was £490. The property consists of three bedrooms and one bathroom, and the property has an energy efficiency rating of D.

5. £505,000 – Whitechapel Street, Didsbury West

The 796 sqft house at Whitechapel Street in Didsbury West has been sold. The transfer of ownership was settled on 26 March and the total purchase price was £505,000, £634 per sqft. The property’s energy efficiency is rated E.

4. £522,500 – Cranbourne Road, Chorlton Park

A property at Cranbourne Road in Chorlton Park has new owners. It sold for £522,500, and the transfer of ownership was completed on 30 March. The house has a living area of 1,485 sqft, yielding a price per sqft of £352. The property holds an E energy efficiency rating.

3. £540,000 – Georgia Avenue, Didsbury West

The sale of the house at Georgia Avenue in Didsbury West has been finalised. It was sold for £540,000, and the date of transfer was 13 March after it had been on the market for two months and 29 days. The home has a living area of 1,787 sqft. The price per sqft was £302. The property offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms and the energy efficiency of the property is rated C.

2. £589,000 – Lockyard Lane, Ancoats & Beswick

A sale has been finalised for the house at Lockyard Lane in Ancoats & Beswick. It was sold for £589,000 and the transfer of ownership was finalised on 16 March after it had been on the market for 15 days. The living area totals 1,539 sqft and the price per sqft ended up at £383. The property consists of three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and the property has an energy efficiency rating of C.

This is the most expensive terraced house sale registered in May:

1. £625,000 – Newton Avenue, Old Moat

The 1,560 sqft house at Newton Avenue in Old Moat has been purchased. The sale was settled on 27 March, with a total purchase price of £625,000, working out to £401 per sqft. The energy efficiency of the property is rated D.