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PR1 vs PR25: house prices per square metre compared

PR25 (Farington) is the more expensive of the two: a median of £2,560 per against £1,855 in PR1 (Penwortham)PR1 is 28% cheaper per . The figures come from 400 and 377 sales with an EPC-matched floor area in the last 12 months of HM Land Registry data.

PR1

Penwortham, Preston

High confidence

£1,855median per m²

Median sale price
£166,000
Middle 60% of sales (p20–p80)
£1,413 – £2,613
Sales (last 12 months)
557
With a matched floor area
377
Mean floor area (matched sales)
82 m²
Change over 10 years
+54.1%
All PR1 sold prices

PR25

Farington, Leyland

High confidence

£2,560median per m²

Median sale price
£210,000
Middle 60% of sales (p20–p80)
£2,028 – £3,030
Sales (last 12 months)
416
With a matched floor area
400
Mean floor area (matched sales)
91 m²
Change over 10 years
+51.2%
New-build premium
+27%
All PR25 sold prices

Side by side

Every figure covers sales in the last 12 months, on the same dataset and the same method for both areas.

PR1 compared with PR25
MeasurePR1PR25Difference
Median price per m²£1,855£2,560+38%
Median sale price£166,000£210,000+27%
Sales (last 12 months)557416−141
Change over 10 years+54.1%+51.2%−2.9 pts

By property type

Median price per m² for each property type sold in the last 12 months. Only types with matched sales are listed, and a dash means too few sales to publish.

Median price per m² by property type
Property typePR1PR25
Detached£3,018n = 30£3,000n = 121
Semi-detached£2,466n = 107£2,532n = 182
Terraced£1,623n = 196£1,946n = 85
Flat£1,679n = 44£1,632n = 12

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