Apartment£210,000
Manchester

162 homes and apartments for sale in Manchester, United Kingdom.
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30 properties shown
Apartment£210,000
Manchester
£440,000
Manchester
£250,000
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Apartment£250,000
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Apartment£225,000
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Apartment£345,000
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Apartment£310,000
Manchester
£293,977
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£292,627
Manchester
£517,656
Manchester
£302,723
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£312,813
Manchester
£382,341
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£409,092
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£428,945
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£299,560
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£252,269
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£450,994
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£130,287
Manchester
£300,584
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£829,584
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£339,369
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£333,104
Manchester
£837,371
Manchester
£334,087
Manchester
£824,493
Manchester
Buyer's guide: Manchester
Manchester is the UK's biggest regional property market for overseas investors, and 159 current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €401,426. Flats dominate: 131 of the 159 are apartments, so this is a city-centre and conversion market far more than a suburban-house one.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros.
| Measure | Manchester |
|---|---|
| Listings | 159 |
| Median asking price | €401,426 |
| p25 to p75 | €295,166 to €544,131 |
| Median price per m² | €5,383 |
| Median size | 71 m² |
There are 131 apartments, 15 houses, 6 penthouses and 1 villa. Two-bedroom homes are the most common size, at 74 listings, then one-bedroom (21) and three-bedroom (20). Larger homes are scarce, with 6 four-bedroom and 14 homes of five or more bedrooms.
For comparison across the country, see UK apartments and UK houses.
Buyers look at the Northern Quarter for bars and studios, Ancoats and NOMA for converted mills and new towers, Castlefield by the canals, and Deansgate and Spinningfields for the business district. Beyond the centre, Didsbury and Chorlton are popular with professionals who want houses and good cafes. Salford Quays, home to MediaCityUK, is a major rental market.
The city has two large universities, a big airport with long-haul links, and fast trains to London taking around two hours. That keeps student, professional and corporate tenant demand steady.
Stamp Duty Land Tax in England carries a 2% surcharge for non-UK residents, and a further 5% higher-rates charge if the purchase is an additional dwelling. Together these make a buy-to-let purchase noticeably more expensive, so model them before you offer.
Most city flats are leasehold. Read the lease length, ground rent, service charge and building safety documents carefully, and use a solicitor. Lenders do offer mortgages to non-residents, usually with larger deposits. See the UK financing guide, the UK buying guide, and the United Kingdom page.
Salford is directly next door, and Wilmslow and Macclesfield are the commuter towns in Cheshire to the south. York and London are different markets rather than neighbours, but useful for comparison.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, there are no ownership restrictions for non-residents. You will pay the extra 2% non-resident Stamp Duty surcharge.
Asking prices in our Manchester listings are well below what London flats typically command, but the two markets differ in rents, growth and tenant mix. Compare with the London listings before deciding.
The median asking price across all listings is €401,426, with a median size of 71 m².
Most apartments are. Check lease length, ground rent and service charges, as these affect resale and mortgage options.
Some lenders offer them, usually with a bigger deposit and extra documentation. A broker who handles expats is worth using.