Chester district house prices
Chester is shown as a historical coverage page. The records cover sales from 1995-01-02 to 2009-04-14 only, so these figures should not be treated as a current market snapshot.
Chester at a glance
Chester is a historical coverage page, so treat these records as archive data rather than a current district market signal.
Average £134,317 · Median £110,000 · 34,664 transactions · +25.1% growth · 20 towns
- Data window
- 1995 to 2009
- Historical coverage
- Latest recorded sale
- April 2009
- Most recent HM Land Registry entry for this area
- Sample quality
- High transaction depth
- 34,664 sales across 20 towns
- Median check
- £110,000
- Mean and median differ enough to inspect local mix
- Trend signal
- +25.1%
- The five-year price movement is +25.1%.
Chester Property Market Overview
Postcode Areas in Chester
Postcodes in Chester
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average sale price in Chester?v
Chester has an average sale price of £134,317 and a median sale price of £110,000, based on 34,664 registered transactions across 15 active years.
How does the median price compare to the average price in Chester?v
The median sold price of £110,000 is 18.1% lower than the average of £134,317. This can happen when a smaller number of higher-value transactions pull the average upward.
Which towns in Chester have the most recorded sales?v
Among ranked towns in this district, CHESTER has 32,411 recorded sales at an average of £130,882; MALPAS has 1,018 recorded sales at an average of £163,262; TARPORLEY has 956 recorded sales at an average of £210,837.
Which towns in Chester have the highest average prices?v
Among ranked towns with enough recorded transactions, the highest average sold prices are shown for WHITCHURCH (£229,517), TARPORLEY (£210,837), NESTON (£205,974).
Which towns in Chester have the highest recorded five-year price change?v
Among ranked towns with available five-year change data, FRODSHAM shows a five-year change of +19.5%; MALPAS shows a five-year change of +15.4%; CHESTER shows a five-year change of +10.2%.