Homes sold in Miles Platting and Moston in July with prices ranging from £57k to £414k

It was a busy month in the Miles Platting, Moston, and Newton Heath property market as 21 homes changed hands in the area, according to official registrations published by the Land Registry.

The properties spanned from a £57,000 house on Kenyon Lane to a house on Winstanley Road, which achieved a price of £414,000.

The M40 postcode area, which includes Miles Platting, Moston, and Newton Heath, remains one of the more affordable parts of Manchester to buy a home with average prices at £206,122. It is also one of the few areas where prices have gone down over the last twelve months.

The average house sale price has dropped by 2.5 per cent in the last year, meaning homes in the area have dipped in value by £5,000 on average.

Here is the full list of homes sold, in the M40 postcode area in price order starting at the lowest and going up to the highest price. We've included specific information about each property, noting whether it sold above or below the asking price, as indicated by the relevant publications.

Every sale was formally recorded with the Land Registry in July 2024, representing the most recent month with available data. It's important to consider that some properties might have changed hands prior, with their transactions being registered only in July.

£57,000 - terraced house on Kenyon Lane

A terraced house in Moston has been sold. The home, situated at Kenyon Lane in the M40 postcode area, was registered as sold for a sale price of £57,000.

£64,000 - terraced house on Gaskell Street

A terraced house in Miles Platting & Newton Heath has been sold. The sale of the property situated at Gaskell Street in the M40 postcode area, was registered for £64,000. The sale price represents a price per sq ft of £77.

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