Mean sold price
£371k
↑ 1.5% since Q1 2024
Total sales
394
Land Registry records
Planning records
0
0 within 3 km
Recent avg
£371k
Last 12 months
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Across 394 Land Registry sales, homes in CH47 sold for a mean of £371k. That is broadly in line with the England & Wales average of £381k. Detached homes are the priciest here at £585k, with flats the most affordable at £236k. Mean prices have risen 1.5% over the period we track.
Mean sold price trend
Quarterly · Land Registry transactions
By property type
Mean prices across Land Registry records for CH47; property mix can skew the headline.
Recent sold transactions
41, WALKER STREET, WIRRAL
Terraced · CH47 2DY · 17 Feb 26
£215,000
27, KINGSMEAD WAY, MEOLS, WIRRAL
Detached · CH47 0NP · 13 Feb 26
£545,000
46, QUEENS ROAD, HOYLAKE, WIRRAL
Flat · CH47 2AJ · 30 Jan 26
£350,000
44, TRINITY ROAD, WIRRAL
Semi-detached · CH47 2BT · 29 Jan 26
£297,000
47A, MARKET STREET, WIRRAL
Flat · CH47 2BQ · 26 Jan 26
£157,000
40, CLEVELEY ROAD, WIRRAL
Semi-detached · CH47 8XR · 23 Jan 26
£289,000
36, THE KINGS GAP, HOYLAKE, WIRRAL
Semi-detached · CH47 1HF · 22 Jan 26
£710,000
LAMBETH COURT, FLAT 1, QUEENS ROAD, HOYLAKE, WIRRAL
Flat · CH47 2AG · 15 Jan 26
£216,000
30, LEIGHTON AVENUE, MEOLS, WIRRAL
Semi-detached · CH47 0LZ · 12 Jan 26
£315,000
90, MEOLS PARADE, WIRRAL
Detached · CH47 5AY · 6 Jan 26
£550,000
18, CLEVELEY ROAD, WIRRAL
Semi-detached · CH47 8XP · 22 Dec 25
£395,000
6, MUMFORDS LANE, WIRRAL
Terraced · CH47 6AY · 17 Dec 25
£266,000
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Sold price data sourced from HM Land Registry transaction records. Mean prices can be skewed by property mix and high-value sales; use recent transactions and property-type breakdowns before relying on a headline figure. Not financial advice.