# Widnes Property Market Summary
Widnes presents an interesting property market within the North West, with an overall average price of £147,079 across its substantial housing stock of over 16,000 properties. The town has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with average prices fluctuating considerably between 2017 and 2026. Following relatively stable prices around £200,000-£220,000 in the late 2010s, the market saw a dramatic spike to £399,433 in 2023 before moderating to £261,565 in 2024 and £235,115 in 2025. This volatility likely reflects a mix of property types and sizes transacting in different years rather than uniform market movements.
Transaction volumes have generally declined from over 1,000 sales in 2017 to around 500-600 annually in recent years, though 2024 saw a resurgence to 933 sales, suggesting renewed market activity. The significant variation in annual averages indicates a diverse housing stock, from more affordable terraced properties to higher-value family homes. Widnes's position as a Cheshire town with good transport links to Liverpool and Manchester makes it an accessible option for commuters seeking value compared to pricier neighbouring areas, though the current data suggests the market is finding a more sustainable level around the £235,000 mark based on the most recent completed year.
The average house price in Widnes, Halton is £147,079. Prices range from £280 to £32,000,000.
There are 16,055 properties in Widnes with 19,524 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Widnes is £110,000, compared to an average of £147,079.
Widnes has 5,356 semi-detached properties, 5,055 terraced properties, 4,265 detached properties, 1,047 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Widnes have risen by 263.5% from £51,722 in 1995 to £188,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Widnes by number of properties include Hale Road, Liverpool Road, Birchfield Road, Peel House Lane, Warrington Road.
Widnes is located in Halton, in the Halton district.