Areas

Where we cover, and what it is actually like

Written by the agent who works each neighborhood, which is why some of it is less flattering than an area guide usually is.

grey concrete road surrounded by trees Berkeley 64 properties · avg $412,000

Victorian and Edwardian stock, a genuinely good high street, and parking that will test your patience. Popular with families who moved out of the city center and want to pretend they did not.

line of houses during day Washington Park 81 properties · avg $545,000

Larger yards, better schools and prices to match. West Washington Park is livelier and costs less; East is quieter and costs more. Both are fifteen minutes from the tram.

a view of a city with mountains in the background RiNo 47 properties · avg $298,000

Converted mills and new build, mostly condos. Excellent if you want to walk everywhere. Check the special assessment before you fall in love with the exposed brick — some of them are eye-watering.

brown building Cherry Creek 58 properties · avg $688,000

The market hall changed this town and the prices have not stopped since. Strong schools, good tram links into the city, and a genuine premium for anything within walking distance of the center.

a brick building with a clock on the front of it Levenshulme 39 properties · avg $242,000

The best value in our market, and the one changing fastest. Row houses with deep yards, a Saturday market worth the trip, and a train line that gets you into Piccadilly in nine minutes.

top-view photography of houses at daytime Sale & Brooklands 52 properties · avg $368,000

Single-family, thirties stock, reliable schools. Unfashionable in a way that keeps it affordable, and the water park is better than people outside Sale expect.

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