Area guide · M1

Piccadilly & the Village

Between the station and Canal Street, from Piccadilly Basin to the warehouses of Chinatown. The most connected address in the city.

Piccadilly & the Village
Whole market market

Piccadilly & the Village in numbers

Sales
116
in 2025
Average price
£266,063
mean of recorded sales

Median price by postcode sector

Sector Sales Median
M1 2 2025 · 73 sales 73 in 2025 £262,500
M1 3 2025 · 34 sales 34 in 2025 £254,000
M1 6 2025 · 7 sales 7 in 2025 £228,000

Covering postcode sectors M1 2, M1 3, M1 4, M1 6. Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.

Average sale price by year

Recent whole market sales

Address Postcode Type Sold Price
Apartment 107 Quantum, 6 Chapeltown Street M1 2BQ M1 2BQ Flat / Apartment Jul 2026 £200,000
Flat 810 Linter Building, 44 Whitworth Street M1 3AW M1 3AW Flat / Apartment Jul 2026 £370,000
Apartment 56 Piccadilly Lofts, 70 Dale Street M1 2PE M1 2PE Flat / Apartment Jul 2026 £219,125
Apartment 202 The Arthouse, 43 George Street M1 4AB M1 4AB Flat / Apartment Jun 2026 £130,000
Flat A1502 Oxygen Tower, 50 Store Street M1 2FT M1 2FT Flat / Apartment Jun 2026 £285,000
Apartment 503 5 Piccadilly Place M1 3BR M1 3BR Flat / Apartment Jun 2026 £165,000
Apartment 314 5 Piccadilly Place M1 3BR M1 3BR Flat / Apartment Jun 2026 £265,000
Flat 20 Oxford Place, 7 Oxford Road M1 6EY M1 6EY Flat / Apartment Jun 2026 £200,000

If being able to walk to the train matters, there is nowhere better. The streets around Piccadilly station take in the canal-side apartments of Piccadilly Basin, the Village around Canal Street, the grand Victorian warehouses near Chinatown and a run of newer buildings along the Rochdale Canal.

It is a varied patch, and that variety is why local knowledge matters. A canal-side apartment in the Basin, a loft on Whitworth Street and a studio near the station are three different markets with three different buyers.

Living here

Piccadilly station puts London a little over two hours away and the airport about twenty minutes. The Village is one of the liveliest corners of the city, Chinatown is a few minutes' walk, and the canal towpaths offer a quieter route across the centre.

The homes

Apartments in converted Victorian warehouses along Whitworth Street and Princess Street, canal-side developments in Piccadilly Basin, and a growing number of new buildings near the station. Buyers range from commuters and first-time buyers to investors looking for strong rental demand.

Selling here

With so much stock close together, presentation and pricing decide which flat buyers view first. We will show you exactly what is for sale around you and price yours to be the one people want to see.

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