Inside the mansions across Greater Manchester slashed in price

House prices appear to be taking a tumble at the higher end of the property market in Greater Manchester as several mansions have had their prices slashed by considerable amounts.

This month Rightmove said that house prices across the UK have increased, with big jumps in the prices of larger homes at the top of the ladder. But despite this trend it appears that in our region, some these types of properties could be struggling to sell.

Some big mansions in affluent areas such as Hale, Hale Barns and Bowdon have seen their asking prices plummet by as much as £500,000 in an attempt to give them a boost and attract a bigger range of buyers.

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Here we look at some of Greater Manchester's most expensive homes that have had huge amounts cut off their price tags in recent months.

This beautiful home was first listed for sale in January 2023 for £4.5 million, but just two months later, it has now been reduced by a whopping £505,000.

Now on the market for £3,995,000, the five-bed detached home is still one of the most expensive homes currently up for sale in the region.

Set in a private location behind a secure gated entrance, the contemporary home boasts a huge open-plan space with a stylish bespoke kitchen, dining area, drawing room, sitting room, separate secondary kitchen and a cinema room.

Upstairs are five double bedrooms, with the master and secondary bedroom boasting their own en-suites and dressing rooms, with a family bathroom also on this floor.

This multi-million pound property has also had a huge reduction this year. The five-bed detached home was put on the market for £3,000,000 back in October 2022, but it has since been slashed by half a million pound to £2,500,000.

The gated property sits in one of