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Sale is a town located in Trafford, in Greater Manchester, approximately 5 miles southwest of Manchester. With links to the Stone Age, Sale has thousands of years of history behind it. Historians are able to trace Sales history from stone age flint arrowheads to the Middle ages and beyond. 

But that’s not all Sale has to offer with its theatres, restaurants, galleries, good travel links, and proximity to the M60 motorway, making Sale a fantastic place to live.

According to data from Rightmove, over the last year, properties in Sale had an overall average price of £380,067. The most popular type of property sold in Sale were semi-detached properties, which on average fetched around £436,846. Terraced properties in Sale sold for an average of £325,231, with flats fetching £180,244.

In total, sold prices in Sale over the last year were 10% up on the previous year and 28% up on the 2019 peak of £296,671.

As a historic market town, located just 8 miles southwest of Manchester city centre, Altrincham has roots that stretch all the way back to Roman times. Home to not only history, but Altrincham also has plenty to boast about from shops, parks, bars, and theatres as well as the only Michelin star restaurant in Greater Manchester, The Juniper. 

According to Rightmove, Altrincham properties sold for an average price of  £526,31. The most popular Altrincham property sold over the last year was mi-detached, which sold for an average price of £466,129. 

Altrincham Terraced properties sold for an average of £380,404 over the last year and detached properties sold for an average price of  £967,093.

Overall, sold prices in Altrincham over the last year were 5% up on the year before and have risen by 20% on the 2019 peak of £438,356.

Rusholme is an area of Manchester, located just two miles away from the city centre. It is incredibly popular with students, due to its close proximity to the centre. 

According to Rightmove, Rusholme properties sold for an overall average price of £208,197 over the last year. The most popular property sales in Rusholme over the last year have been terraced properties which fetched an average price of £199,725. Rusholme flats sold for an average price of £143,632 and semi-detached properties sold for an average of £322,948.

In total, sold prices in Rusholme over the last year were 16% up on the previous year and 34% up on the 2019 peak of £155,475.

Spinningfields is the financial centre of Manchester as well as a popular destination for shopping and entertainment. With cocktail bars and restaurants on offer, as well as being the home to the Manchester Opera House, it is easy to see why Spinningfields is such a popular Manchester hotspot.   

Over the last year, Spinningfields properties had an average price of £253,558, according to data from Rightmove. The most popular type of Spinningfields property sold during this time were flats which fetched an average price of £250,536. 

Terraced Spinningfields properties sold for an average of £321,650, and semi-detached properties sold for an average of £241,119.

Overall, sold prices in Spinningfields over the last year were 1% up on the previous year and 10% up on the 2017 peak of £230,594.

Prestwich is a town located in Bury, one of the metropolitan boroughs of Greater Manchester. It was historically part of Lancashire and much like many other areas in Manchester has roots that can be traced all the way back to Roman England. 

Home to many listed buildings, parks, and sports clubs there is plenty to see and do in Prestwich. It also has fantastic transport links to Manchester means that getting about has never been easier. 

Over the last year, Prestwich properties sold for an average price of £279,766, according to data from Rightmove. The most popular Prestwich property sold were semi-detached properties, which sold for 

an average price of £295,979. Prestwich terraced properties sold for an average of £244,664, with flats selling for an average price of £150,248.

Overall, sold prices in Prestwich over the last year were 8% up on the previous year and 26% up on the 2019 peak of £222,174.

Didsbury is a suburban district in Manchester that can be found on the north bank of the River Mersey, approximately 4.5 miles away from the city centre and around 4 miles away from, Manchester airport.  Didsbury is another area of Manchester with a deep history, with the first recording of it dating back to the 13th century and first becoming a part of Manchester in 1904. 

Home to pubs, botanical gardens, and more, Didsbury is generally regarded as one of the pricier areas of Manchester to live in, with the average cost of a Didsbury property coming to £344,148 over the last year, according to data from Rightmove. 

The majority of property sales in Didsbury were semi-detached properties that sold for an average of £382,862. Didsbury flats came to an average price of £231,379 and terraced properties fetched an average of £341,936.

Overall, sold prices around Didsbury over the last year were 3% up on the previous year and 12% up on the 2018 peak of £307,157.

Castlefield is famed as one of Manchester’s more relaxed neighborhoods. Originally starting as a Roman fort, Castlefield is now an area packed with green spaces, canals, and waterfront bars. 

It is also home to the Castlefield Bowl, a canal-side outdoor venue that hosts both classical and rock concerts. 

According to Rightmove, over the last year, Castlefield properties sold for an overall average price of £286,491. The most popular property type sold in Castlefield were flats, which sold for an average price of £285,054. Terraced properties in Castlefield sold for an average price of £352,300.

Over the last year, Castlefield sold prices were 7% down on the previous year and 30% up on the 2018 peak of £221,080.

Hailed as the world’s first industrial suburb, Ancoats can be found next to Manchester’s Northern Quarter and is an area currently undergoing gentrification as a residential area. 

However, there is more to Ancoats besides a great city location. With roots stretching all the way back to the middle ages, Ancoats was one of the eight original hamlets that made up Manchester. 

With plenty of landmarks in the area and the bars and nightlife in the Northern Quarter just a walk away, there is plenty to be excited about with Ancoats. And as if that wasn’t enough, in 2021, Ancoats received a plaque acknowledging it as Manchesters Little Italy. 

According to Rightmove, over the last year, Ancoats properties had an average price of  £269,928. The majority of properties sold in Ancoats were flats which fetched an average price of £265,729. 

Ancoats terraced properties sold for an average price of £301,167 and semi-detached properties sold for an average price of £298,000.

Over the course of the last year, sold prices in Ancoats were 9% down on the previous year and 3% up on the 2019 peak of £263,086.