The two Greater Manchester areas rivalling south Manchester’s property hotspots

Didsbury and Chorlton are prime spots in Manchester, loved for their vibrant communities and proximity to the city centre. Didsbury boasts lush streets and top schools, with property prices averaging £436,206—up 10% from last year. Chorlton’s appeal lies in its cultural vibe and lively high streets, with average prices around £545,417. For those feeling priced out, Prestwich and Whitefield offer more affordable alternatives. Prestwich, often dubbed the “Didsbury of the north,” has a community spirit and a booming food scene, with average property prices around £318,000. Whitefield is quieter, ideal for commuters, with similar pricing—averaging between £318,000 and £328,000. Both areas offer a range of housing options from terraces to spacious family homes, making them attractive choices without sacrificing quality of life or connectivity.

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