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What is the most expensive house sold in Tameside? £1,500,000

19 Bowlacre Road, Greater Manchester is the most expensive house sold in Tameside, at £1,500,000 in May 2026. The 100 highest recorded sales start at £660,000.

Sold
May 2026
10th highest sale
£1,025,000
100th highest sale
£660,000

Sold prices from HM Land Registry, not asking prices. How we calculate this

All house prices in Tameside

How much do the most expensive houses in Tameside sell for?

The 100 most expensive houses sold in Tameside went for between £660,000 and £1,500,000.

The most expensive house ever sold in Tameside, part of Greater Manchester, went for a staggering £1,500,000 in 2026 — the same year as the latest sale on the list. At the other end of the scale, the least expensive property sold for £660,000. These figures come from a total of 110,747 sales recorded in the area since 1995, giving buyers plenty of history to dig through when exploring Tameside's property market.

What are the 100 most expensive houses sold in Tameside?

19 Bowlacre Road, Greater Manchester tops the list at £1,500,000, followed by 3 The Dingle, Greater Manchester at £1,445,000. Select a house to see where it is and what it sold for before.

  • Top 10
  • 11 to 50
  • 51 to 100
  4. Sale history
    YearSold forChange on previous sale
    2026 £150,000 +£41,000
    2026 £109,000 −£1,000
    2026 £110,000 −£5,000
    2026 £115,000 +£11,000
    2025 £104,000 −£41,000
    2025 £145,000 +£35,000
    2025 £110,000 +£5,000
    2025 £105,000 −£12,500
    2025 £117,500 +£10,000
    2025 £107,500 +£12,500
    2024 £95,000 −£7,000
    2024 £102,000 −£10,000
    2024 £112,000 −£13,000
    2024 £125,000 +£12,500
    2024 £112,500 +£7,500
    2024 £105,000 −£4,000
    2024 £109,000 −£16,000
    2023 £125,000 −£18,000
    2023 £143,000 +£33,000
    2023 £110,000 £0
    2023 £110,000 −£28,500
    2023 £138,500 −£9,500
    2023 £148,000 +£43,000
    2023 £105,000 £0
    2023 £105,000 −£20,000
    2022 £125,000 +£20,000
    2022 £105,000 −£12,500
    2022 £117,500 +£12,500
    2022 £105,000 −£29,000
    2022 £134,000 +£24,000
    2021 £110,000 £0
    2021 £110,000 −£25,000
    2020 £135,000 −£7,500
    2020 £142,500 +£17,500
    2020 £125,000 +£15,000
    2020 £110,000 −£5,000
    2019 £115,000 +£2,000
    2019 £113,000 −£2,000
    2019 £115,000 +£10,000
    2018 £105,000 −£10,000
    2018 £115,000 +£10,000
    2018 £105,000 −£9,000
    2018 £114,000 +£500
    2018 £113,500 +£500
    2018 £113,000 −£1,230,122
    2018 £1,343,122 +£1,231,122
    2018 £112,000 +£6,000
    2017 £106,000 −£34,000
    2017 £140,000 +£35,000
    2017 £105,000 £0
    2017 £105,000 −£3,000
    2016 £108,000 −£6,000
    2016 £114,000 −£3,000
    2016 £117,000 +£5,000
    2016 £112,000 −£3,000
    2016 £115,000 +£5,000
    2016 £110,000 £0
    2015 £110,000 −£15,000
    2015 £125,000 £0
    2015 £125,000 −£7,000
    2015 £132,000 +£17,000
    2014 £115,000 £0
    2014 £115,000 −£6,000
    2014 £121,000 +£1,050
    2014 £119,950 −£50,000
    2013 £169,950 +£45,000
    2013 £124,950 £0
    2013 £124,950 £0
    2013 £124,950 +£22,950
    2013 £102,000 −£8,000
    2013 £110,000 −£49,950
    2012 £159,950 +£54,985
    2012 £104,965 −£69,985
    2012 £174,950 +£29,950
    2012 £145,000 +£54,035
    2012 £90,965 −£43,985
    2012 £134,950 −£5,000
    2012 £139,950 +£1,500
    2012 £138,450 −£30,500
    2011 £168,950 +£48,950
    2011 £120,000 −£4,950
    2011 £124,950 £0
    2011 £124,950 +£7,950
    2011 £117,000 −£16,450
    2011 £133,450 +£13,500
    2010 £119,950 −£17,947
    2010 £137,897 +£4,396
    2010 £133,501 −£1,128
    2010 £134,629 −£11,321
    2010 £145,950 −£2,000
    2010 £147,950 +£10,000
    2010 £137,950 −£46,000
    2010 £183,950 +£56,000
    2010 £127,950 −£47,000
    2009 £174,950 +£15,000
    2009 £159,950 +£40,000
    2009 £119,950 +£7,000
    2009 £112,950 +£3,000
    2009 £109,950 £0
    2009 £109,950 −£18,000
    2009 £127,950 −£7,000
    2009 £134,950 +£16,000
    2009 £118,950 −£7,000
    2009 £125,950 −£40,000
    2009 £165,950 +£7,000
    2008 £158,950 −£2,000
    2008 £160,950 −£88,996
    2008 £249,946 +£95,996
    2008 £153,950 +£6,000
    2008 £147,950 −£1,000
    2008 £148,950 −£5,974
    2008 £154,924 £0
    2008 £154,924 −£4,494
    2008 £159,418 −£114
    2008 £159,532 −£1,244
    2008 £160,776 −£3,888
    2008 £164,664 −£5,004
    2008 £169,668 −£30,433
    2008 £200,101 −£289
    2008 £200,390 −£3,777
    2008 £204,167 £0
    2008 £204,167 −£5,785
    2008 £209,952 +£65,149
    2008 £144,803 −£531
    2008 £145,334 −£932
    2008 £146,266 −£1,343
    2008 £147,609 −£385
    2008 £147,994 −£1,198
    2008 £149,192 −£1,690
    2008 £150,882 −£445
    2008 £151,327 −£452
    2008 £151,779 −£1,682
    2008 £153,461 −£2,701
    2008 £156,162 −£1,907
    2008 £158,069 −£37
    2008 £158,106 −£976
    2008 £159,082 −£450
    2008 £159,532 £0
    2008 £159,532 −£2,593
    2008 £162,125 −£189
    2008 £162,314 −£150
    2008 £162,464 −£1,232
    2008 £163,696 −£111
    2008 £163,807 −£1,433
    2008 £165,240 −£4,350
    2008 £169,590 −£1,883
    2008 £171,473 −£20,051
    2008 £191,524 −£12,643
    2008 £204,167 −£3,567
    2008 £207,734 −£1,611
    2008 £209,345 −£318
    2008 £209,663 −£289
    2008 £209,952 −£3,064
    2008 £213,016 −£1,262
    2008 £214,278 −£5,147
    2008 £219,425 −£701
    2008 £220,126 −£3,509
    2008 £223,635 +£57,685
    2008 £165,950 −£24,000
    2008 £189,950 +£29,000
    2008 £160,950 −£16,728
    2008 £177,678 +£25,728
    2008 £151,950 −£25,000
    2007 £176,950 +£13,000
    2007 £163,950 +£6,000
    2007 £157,950 −£9,000
    2007 £166,950 −£5,000
    2007 £171,950 +£26,000
    2007 £145,950 −£74,000
    2007 £219,950First recorded sale
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How does Tameside compare with the rest of Greater Manchester?

Tameside has the 10th highest recorded sale of the 10 areas in Greater Manchester.

  1. 6
    Oldham

    £3,150,000

  2. 7
    Bolton

    £3,000,000

  3. 8
    Bury

    £2,500,000

  4. 9
    Rochdale

    £1,800,000

  5. 10

    Tameside (this area)

    £1,500,000

Most expensive houses in Greater Manchester

Which areas of Tameside have the most expensive houses?

Mossley has the highest recorded sale in Tameside at £875,000.

  1. 1
    Mossley

    £875,000

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Where does this data come from?

Price information is from HM Land Registry, location boundaries are from OpenStreetMap, and households and population are from Nomis Census 2021 postcode estimates (21 March 2021). Parks and green space are from OS Open Greenspace. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

Last updated 6 November 2026 at 00:24 with the latest Land Registry data (September 2026). The Tameside dataset covers 8,602 postcodes.

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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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