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Property prices in Stockport, Manchester

What homes in Stockport sell for, and the gross yield it implies for a landlord, read around SK1.

Figures refreshed on 27 Sep 2026.

Average sale price in Stockport

£166,275

Completed sales over the last twelve months.

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Sale price and yield in Stockport

Figures refreshed on 27 Sep 2026.
FigureValue
Average sale price£166,275
Gross yield7.7%

Stockport is a market town to the south east of Manchester, technically outside the city but closely tied to it economically, and rents here sit close to the Greater Manchester average, reflecting a mix of housing that ranges from Victorian terraces to Edwardian semi-detached streets and newer town centre apartments. The Peak District lies within easy reach to the east, adding to the town's residential appeal.

Stockport Council has no selective licensing scheme currently. A shared home let to five or more people from more than one household still needs a mandatory HMO licence. A landlord buying in Stockport should weigh the sale price against the achievable rent before the yield is meaningful.

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