# Macclesfield Property Market Summary
Macclesfield's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with an overall average price of £244,220 across 24,549 properties. The market experienced significant fluctuations over recent years, peaking in 2021 at £510,059 before moderating to £385,861 in 2024. The town has maintained consistent transaction volumes, typically ranging between 1,100 and 1,500 sales annually, suggesting sustained buyer interest despite price movements. Recent data for 2025 shows prices rebounding to £442,068, though this is based on partial-year data with 690 sales recorded.
The market's resilience is particularly evident in its recovery patterns, with prices adjusting from the 2021 peak but remaining substantially higher than pre-pandemic levels. Macclesfield benefits from its position on the edge of the Peak District and excellent transport links to Manchester and Stockport, making it attractive to both families and commuters. The steady sales volumes, even during periods of price correction, indicate a relatively liquid market with enduring appeal. The town's blend of historic character, green spaces, and accessibility continues to underpin demand across various property types and price points.
The average house price in Macclesfield, Cheshire is £244,220. Prices range from £360 to £21,000,000.
There are 24,549 properties in Macclesfield with 32,211 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Macclesfield is £160,000, compared to an average of £244,220.
Macclesfield has 7,860 detached properties, 7,750 terraced properties, 5,857 semi-detached properties, 2,332 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Macclesfield have risen by 648.8% from £80,130 in 1995 to £600,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Macclesfield by number of properties include Chester Road, Crompton Road, Park Lane, Prestbury Road, Hurdsfield Road.
Macclesfield is located in Cheshire, in the Macclesfield district.