The following data was provided to Cardwells Estate Agents Bury by The Bury Times in January 2025 and is based upon info from Office of National Statistics from 2024.
Our Andrew Cardwell has included his thoughts on this information and the average house prices in Bury below.
£ Bury Area
335000 Summerseat
332496 Prestwich Central
327500 Sedgley Park
301000 Kirkhams & Holyrood
287500 Elton Vale
281250 Whitefield West & Park Lane
272500 Unsworth
252500 Nuttall & Tottington
252000 Higher Woodhill
252000 Prestwich East
243125 Prestwich Clough & Rainsough
240000 Ainsworth & Bradley Fold
229000 Ramsbottom
222500 Whitefield East
222000 Besses
220000 Walshaw & Woolfold
219075 Walmersley & Limefield
205000 Redvales & Hollins
200500 Outwood Gate
175000 Buckley Wells & Fishpool
172498 Black Lane
168025 Bank Top & Radcliffe Ees
167500 Fairfield & Jericho
155000 Whitehead Park
141000 Radcliffe
127000 Fernhill & Pimhole
“These statistics for the average house prices in Bury from the Office of National Statistics certainly make interesting reading. They further emphasise the fact that there is a property for everyone in Bury, and there is a property for every budget in Bury. There is such an eclectic mix of properties, ranging from studio apartments, all the way through to country mansions with acreage suitable for keeping horses, perhaps found in the more rural parts of Bury such as Summerseat.
The figures are of course influenced by the type of property stock found in that area, so for example there are a number of apartments in Radcliffe, while Summerseat and Prestwich have more detached and semi detached properties, which mostly command a high price than apartments.
One of the great things about Bury on the whole is the range of welcoming communities in our town and all areas are lucky to have fantastic facilities near by. Our town enjoys a wonderful mix of beautiful countryside (Burrs Country Park, Close Park, Holcombe Hill etc) juxtaposed with beautiful historical buildings, fantastic shopping facilities particularly at The Rock in the town centre of Bury, wonderful schools that are often oversubscribed, superb employment opportunities and fantastic transport links with Metrolink, road and motorway links easily accessible from many parts of our town.
There are a huge variety of reasons which can sway the value of property in each area of Bury, for example if there is a limited number of residential properties to choose from, a shortage of supply of property often leads to demand levels which outstrip supply, which can lead to higher prices. Sometimes factors like being close to a particular school can have an impact as the properties near by can be in higher demand. As can being close to a place of worship, community facility and being close to transport links.
Bury is our wonderful home town and it is no surprise that all of Bury, is so popular to property purchasers. Bury is somewhere that we can all can home with facilities and attractions to suit the most decerning property buyer.”
