DATA collected over the past five years has highlighted the most and least expensive streets around Leigh, Atherton, and Tyldesley. Tracking the average sold price data from HM Land Registry between 2019 and 2024, Property Solvers have analysed the data to see where the highest and lowest-priced homes are located across the country. To keep the data less skewed, streets were only ranked that had over three sales.
READ > Company celebrates hard-working staffers who have dedicated two decades of service The most and least expensive streets in Leigh (Image: Property Solvers) Searching the database for house sales across the WN7, M46, and M29 postcodes, this shows that three properties sold for an average of £747,000 on Landside Croft (WN7 3RU) in Leigh. This was followed by properties that sold for an average of £528,333 in Beech Grove, and £460,928 on Hand Lane. In Atherton, the data shows that three properties sold for an average of £566,351 on High Bank, followed by an average of £457,983 on Wellington Road and £449,416 on Old Hall Mill Lane.
Around Tyldesley and Astley, the data shows that three properties sold for an average of £501,666 on Lower Green Lane in Astley, followed by an average of £435,000 on Lee Fold in Astley and £411,495 on Westacre Close in Tyldesley. The most and least expensive streets in Atherton (Image: Property Solvers) On the other end of the spectrum, the least expensive streets across the WN7 postcode are Tower Grove, Glebe Street, and Platt.