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The most affordable homes up for sale in Greater Manchester right now - with prices starting from £60k

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Buying a property is particularly difficult for first-time buyers and low income households in today's climate. With the cost of living crisis causing both mortgage rates and house prices to rise, it is no surprise that many people aren't able to get on the property ladder.

The average house price in Greater Manchester as of March 2023 is now £257,437 according to Rightmove, but thankfully there are some parts of the region where houses are priced much more affordably.

If you're looking for a home that costs much less than the average house price, the best areas to look are in the boroughs of Bolton, Rochdale, Oldham and Wigan, where houses are generally much cheaper to buy. READ MORE: Instagrammable house in one of Greater Manchester's most desirable towns Here we have listed the most affordable homes that are on the market in Greater Manchester at the moment, with prices starting from just £60,000.

The majority of these houses are doer-uppers which, with a little TLC, could make lovely homes. Some of these properties are set to go to auction so you'll need to be quick if you want to be in with a chance of grabbing one. £60,000 One of the cheapest homes up for grabs at the moment is in the Astley Bridge area of Bolton.

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