House prices
House Prices in Liverpool (2026)
The average house price in Liverpool is around £182,000 in 2026 — well below the UK average of about £290,000. Prices vary sharply by area, from the most affordable terraces to the premium districts below. Here is the local picture, how long sales take, and what a cash buyer would offer.
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Average house prices in Liverpool
Here is the headline picture for Liverpool (L postcodes) as of 2026:
| Liverpool market (2026) | Figure |
|---|---|
| Average price | £182,000 |
| Versus UK average | well below the UK average of about £290,000 |
| Time to find a buyer | around 11 weeks on the market on average |
| Time to complete | typical for the region, with most sales in the £100,000–£150,000 range |
| More affordable areas | Anfield, Walton, Kensington, parts of L8 / Toxteth (from well under £100k) |
| Premium areas | Allerton, Woolton, Aigburth, Mossley Hill |
Figures from HM Land Registry / ONS UK House Price Index (Liverpool, E08000012), March 2026; GetAgent and Plumplot Liverpool data; Savills North West forecast. Measures differ by method — always check live sold prices on HM Land Registry, Rightmove and Zoopla for your exact street.
House prices by area in Liverpool
The biggest driver of price here is which area you are in. The spread between the cheapest and dearest districts is large, so a city-wide average can be misleading for your specific home:
| Area | Character & price level |
|---|---|
| Woolton, Allerton & Aigburth (south) | Premium — period and family homes, strongest demand |
| Wavertree, Kensington & the student belt | Mid — terraces and a big rental market |
| Anfield, Walton & the north | More affordable — terraces and ex-council homes |
| Toxteth / L8 & inner city | Most affordable — terraces, very strong investor demand |
Map of Liverpool
The L postcodes area we cover for sales and valuations:
How long does it take to sell in Liverpool?
In Liverpool, finding a buyer typically takes around 11 weeks on the market on average, while typical for the region, with most sales in the £100,000–£150,000 range. If you need certainty or speed, a chain-free cash sale completes in 7–28 days regardless of the local market.
What would you actually get for your Liverpool home?
Online estimates and city averages are a starting point, not a price. For an accurate figure, average genuine sold comparables on your street. To benchmark that against a real, funded buyer, get a free, no-obligation valuation and cash offer — a cash buyer typically pays 75–85% of market value with no fees, in exchange for speed and certainty. Ready to move fast in Liverpool? See selling your house fast in Liverpool.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is the average house price in Liverpool?
Around £182,000 in early 2026 (HM Land Registry / ONS), well below the UK average of about £290,000. Portal "average sold" measures can differ by method, so always check live sold prices for your exact street.
What are the cheapest areas in Liverpool?
The more affordable areas include Anfield, Walton, Kensington, parts of L8 / Toxteth (from well under £100k). Prices vary widely by street and condition.
How long does it take to sell in Liverpool?
Finding a buyer takes around 11 weeks on the market on average, but completing the sale takes typical for the region, with most sales in the £100,000–£150,000 range. A cash sale completes in 7–28 days.
What would a cash buyer pay for my Liverpool home?
Typically 75–85% of market value, with no fees and completion in 7–28 days. Compare a no-obligation cash offer against the local prices above to decide what suits you.
