M4 house prices and areas
M4 covers Ancoats and Northern Quarter in Manchester. Here is what homes actually sold for: every standard sale HM Land Registry recorded from January 2025 to September 2026.
Prices by property type
Medians are shown where there were at least 10 sales of that type.
6 sales
21 sales
585 sales
Sales by year
| Year | Sales | Median |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 415 | £249,000 |
| 2026 (so far) | 197 | £210,000 |
A part-year and a small mix shift (say, more flats sold this year) can move a median without any change in what homes are worth, so treat year-to-year differences with care.
New builds and leasehold
11.6% of M4 sales were new builds and 98% were leasehold. A high leasehold share usually means lots of flats: check the lease length, ground rent and service charge before you offer.
Areas in M4
Nearby postcodes
Questions about M4
What is the average house price in M4?
The median sale price in M4 was £240,000 across 612 recorded sales from January 2025 to September 2026 (HM Land Registry). Half of sales were between £190,000 and £312,996.
Which areas are in the M4 postcode?
Boroughly's area guides in M4 cover Ancoats and Northern Quarter. Postcode districts don't follow neighbourhood names exactly, so a street can sit in M4 but feel part of a neighbouring area.
What type of property sells most in M4?
Flats were the most common sale (585 of 612). Flats had the lowest median, at £235,000. 98% of sales were leasehold and 11.6% were new builds.