HouseMarketBook

L8 4, Liverpool

Postcode sector in Liverpool · 84 sales in the last 24 months, 60 with a floor area counted

Median price per square metre, last 24 months£2,00060 sales · £186 per sq ft · up 1.2% on a year ago

Prices per square metre in L8 4 are up 1.2% on a year ago, at a median of £2,000 (£186 per sq ft).

Half of the 60 counted sales were between £1,710 and £2,150 per square metre, and the median price paid was £154,000. HM Land Registry records 1,254 sales in this postcode sector since 1995.

Median price, 24 months£154,000
£ per m², middle half£1,710 to £2,150
Sales, 24 months8460 with a floor area counted
Typical floor area84 m²

By property type

TypeSales£ / m²Middle halfMedian price
Flat or maisonette4———
Semi-detached1———
Terraced55£2,020£1,730–2,170£155,000
Counted sales over the last 24 months. A type needs 12 sales for a median; each type's median is what the fair-value check compares against in a sector.

The trend

Too few sales each quarter for a trend line; a quarter needs 12 counted sales.

Median £ per m² by year since 1995
2901,1552,020£2,02019952026
Each point is the median of the counted sales in that period. Older sales use the floor area on the latest certificate.

Busiest streets in L8 4

By sales in the last 24 months
A street needs 12 counted sales for a median of its own; a dash means it has fewer.

Year by year

Counted sales
YearSalesMedian priceMedian £ / m²
202615£170,000£2,020
202535£154,000£1,960
202438£136,300£2,020
202340£141,300£1,810
202235£128,000£1,900
202132£109,000£1,550
202028£103,000£1,490
201928£90,000£1,170
201841£88,000£1,180
201725£84,500£1,080
201633£78,000£1,180
201522£83,500£1,030
The last 12 years; the chart above runs from 1995.

Postcodes in L8 4

62 · median £ / m² where there are 12 counted sales

Sales to September 2026 · HM Land Registry price paid data · MHCLG energy certificates · ONS postcode directory · medians of counted sales over 24 months · typical floor area 84 m² · change on a year ago +1.2% · An index-based comparison of sold prices, not a valuation.