House prices fluctuate all across Greater Manchester, with some areas known to be much less affordable than others. But despite the cost of a home being lower in some parts of the region, there are some striking homes on the market at the moment in every borough.
From ultra modern apartments near to the city centre, to huge traditional mansions nearer the outskirts, there are a variety of properties boasting beautiful gardens, countless bedrooms and large open-plan living areas that are set to attract the region's richest residents.
With prices ranging from £950,000 to a staggering £5,850,000, we have found the most expensive homes currently up for sale in each of our 10 boroughs.
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Bolton
In the borough of Bolton, the most expensive property is a five-bed house in Heaton which is on the market for £2,500,000. Sitting on a large two-acre plot, the beautiful home also boasts a paddock, outbuilding and a barn which has the potential to be converted into a cottage, home gym or office.
The traditional-style family home comes with a grand reception hall, two living rooms, a home office, dining room and a huge open-plan kitchen, living and dining area. Upstairs there is a galleried landing which leads on to the master bedroom with its own dressing room as well as four double bedrooms, each with their own en-suite, and a family bathroom.
Outside is a gigantic garden with panoramic views. It has a paved patio, cobbled areas, a large lawn, an outbuilding and a driveway with space for 20 cars to park.
Bury
On Ringley Road in Whitefield, which is known as Bury's millionaire row, is a £1,500,000 property which is the priciest in the borough. Overlooking Stand Golf Club, the five-bed home has heaps of space inside and gorgeous grounds surrounding it.
Across three floors there is 3,750 square foot of living space which includes an entrance hall, formal lounge with a raised bar area, dining room, two sitting rooms, a kitchen and a breakfast room.
Up on the first floor are three double bedrooms, the master bedroom and the second main bedroom which both come with en-suites, and a family bathroom.
There is also a children's playroom up on the second floor as well as an extensive landscaped garden to the rear with tiled and paved patio areas where you can relax and taken in the views of the golf course opposite.
Manchester
This luxury apartment is the most expensive home currently on the market in Manchester. The £2,750,000 pad in Deansgate is a dream property for anyone aspiring to live in one of the city's skyscrapers - and it was once home to former Manchester United player Phil Neville.
The four-bed flat has been on and off the market for more than a decade - and has been subject to various price cuts. The triplex apartment is positioned on the 44th, 45th and 46th floors of the exclusive Beetham Tower.
On the 45th is a curved entrance hall which leads through to a spacious open plan lounge and kitchen dining area. Downstairs on the 44th floor is a second reception room as well as a luxurious double bedroom and a home office.
Up the spiral staircase on the 46th floor are the three remaining double bedrooms, with the principal suite enjoying a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom. Each floor has its own private terrace where you can soak in the impressive views of Manchester's ever-changing skyline.
Oldham
With a cheaper price tag of £950,000, this four-bed home has the highest price in Oldham. The mock Tudor house was designed by a renowned local architect and has been designed with many period features throughout.
Accessed through a stained glass door, the traditional house has an inner hall, lounge with bay window, dining room, sitting room and a kitchen on the ground floor. The lounge and dining room both have original 1920s fireplaces.
Upstairs there is a large landing area with a stained glass window and a balcony with wrought iron railings. On this floor is the grand master bedroom with an en-suite, three double bedrooms, a home office and a family bathroom.
Stained glass French doors from the lounge open out onto the patio and garden which has open fields to the rear.
Rochdale
In Rochdale, a five-bed property in Nordon is the most expensive in the borough priced at £1,650,000. Overlooking Greenbooth Reservoir, the detached home has heaps of character and dates back to the early 1900's.
Set across three floors on more than an acre of land, the family home is filled with space with an entrance hall, sitting room, family room, dining room, breakfast kitchen, home office and bar area all on the ground floor.
Upstairs to the first floor are four double bedrooms, one with its own en-suite, and the others which share a family bathroom. The impressive main bedroom takes over the top floor with its own dressing area, seating area, dressing room, en-suite and a balcony that looks out over the reservoir.
Outside there is plenty of outdoor space with grass areas and seating areas. There is also a separate one-bedroom annexe with a 30 foot living space, double bedroom and bathroom which would make the perfect living arrangement for grandparents or older children.
Salford
A modern four-bed apartment is the priciest property in Salford with a £2,500,000 asking price. Situated on Chapel Street, just over the river from Manchester Cathedral, the flat has been finished to a high standard with stylish décor.
It has a large lounge and dining area perfect for socialising and relaxing, a sleek and spacious kitchen, a master bedroom with an impressive en-suite, a large dressing room and three other bedrooms which are all beautifully decorated and are a great size.
Set in an exclusive development, residents also have access to leisure facilities such as a gym and swimming pool, and also benefit from secure parking.
Stockport
Stockport's most expensive home is this four-bed property that is on the market for £1,400,000. Set in the town of Marple, one of Greater Manchester's most expensive areas, this Victorian detached home has many original period features.
Inside the home boast spacious rooms across three floors, which includes a cellar, dining room, drawing room, lounge, study, kitchen, a family bathroom and four bedrooms, two of which have their own en-suites.
Outdoors are mature grounds with well tended gardens and a detached coach house with a kitchen and games room, which could also lend itself as a home office or even a 'granny annex'.
Tameside
On the market for £1,250,000, this unique rural home is the most expensive in Tameside. Located in a small hamlet within Hyde, Pear Tree Farm has much more to offer than just one property.
In additional to the main house, buyers will own between 10 and 26 acres of land, a stables fit for 17 horses, a garage, a large garden, a summer house, various other outbuildings, and planning consent for two additional buildings.
On the ground floor the main property has a grand entrance hall, large family kitchen, huge living room and a second reception room which is currently being used as a games room. Upstairs is a galleried landing which leads to five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with the master bedroom benefiting from a Juliet balcony.
Trafford
Trafford is Greater Manchester's most expensive borough to live, therefore it is no surprise that the priciest home is in this part of the region. Found in Bowdon, an affluent village that is known to attract celebrities, footballers and entrepreneurs, this six-bed home has a huge £5,850,000 price tag.
The detached home on Charcoal Road is certain to catch the eyes of multi-millionaires looking for a swanky new pad. Sitting on over an acre of land, it boasts six bedrooms, six bathrooms and some rather incredible luxury amenities such as a cinema, games room and a leisure complex with a pool, gym, jacuzzi and steam room.
Wigan
Despite being Greater Manchester's cheapest borough, the most expensive home in Wigan is on the market for £950,000. The detached five-bed property sits on a private and generous plot of land with a sweeping driving leading up to it.
The family home boasts an abundance of living space with a thoughtful layout making it perfect for modern-day living. On the ground floor is a hallway, a luxury fitted kitchen with a dining area, large games room, lounge and a bright conservatory.
On the first floor, the landing gives access to five double bedrooms with the fifth bedroom benefitting from a walk-in wardrobe. The master bedroom is gigantic in size and has its own luxury en-suite and fitted wardrobes.
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