Cheshire sits in the North West of England bordering Wales. This diverse landscape offers homeowners an incredible range of towns, villages, and cities to call their own. Along with the bustling centres, homeowners will also find a rich history and excellent transport links. Leaders have five branches in Cheshire, covering Sales and Lettings in Chester, Crewe, Northwich, Nantwich and Warrington. Our agents have various house types on offer including flats, apartments, bungalows, cottages, semi and detached homes, and interesting historical properties. Contact us to find out more about selling, renting, letting or buying a property in Cheshire.
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Local branches in Cheshire
Living in Cheshire
Cheshire is a county filled with history, heritage, and unspoilt landscapes. This county is also home to the bustling city of Chester as well as the towns of Warrington and Crewe. Whether you are looking for an exciting town to work and play, or a chocolate box village to raise the kids, Cheshire has it all.
This county is a popular choice with homeowners looking for an easy commute. The major centres of Liverpool and Manchester are easily accessible via major roads as well as regular train links to London.
Cheshire has plenty to offer residents; from the world-famous Chester Zoo to the Norman castles, exciting shopping centres, quaint farmers markets, and annual community events like the Chester Races and Nantwich Show (which includes the largest cheese show in the world!).
Along with these cultural activities, homeowners can also find respected schools and a diverse range of employment opportunities. Cheshire is highly regarded in the UK for quality of life with a 2015 Uswitch study placing Cheshire in the Top 20 places to live.
The relaxed country setting and bustling towns and cities provide the best of both worlds making Cheshire perfect for families, young professionals, and retirees.
House Prices in Cheshire
According to Rightmove stats from 2019, properties in Cheshire averaged at £256,557. The majority of properties sold were semi-detached homes at an average price of £217,868. Terraced homes sold for significantly less fetching around £166,000. Detached homes were more expensive selling for an average of £358,778.
Over the last 12 months, house prices in Cheshire have gone down by 1% making it a great place for investment and future growth. Even with this downturn, home prices are still 4% up on 2017’s findings.
Remember, property prices in Cheshire fluctuate regularly and may not always follow trends seen in the rest of the UK. We strongly advise getting an up-to-date property valuation before you sell or let a property.
