Boothroyden & Higher Blackley are residential areas in north Manchester, known for their mix of housing and green spaces. The area features a range of properties, from mid-20th-century semis to more modern developments, catering to families and long-term residents. Local amenities include small shops, takeaways, and community facilities, with easy access to nearby Bury Old Road for additional services.
The area is bordered by open spaces like Heaton Park, one of Manchester’s largest parks, offering walking trails and recreational activities. Public transport links provide connections to the city centre, while the M60 motorway is nearby for broader travel. Schools and community centres serve the neighbourhood, making it a practical choice for those seeking a quieter part of the city.
On average Boothroyden & Higher Blackley has very high deprivation and very high crime levels. Approximately 46.1% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Boothroyden & Higher Blackley is £33,700 per year. There are 7 schools in Boothroyden & Higher Blackley: 3 primary (0 Outstanding and 3 Good) and 1 secondary (0 Outstanding and 1 Good).
Based on 38 recent sales, the median property price is £191,000 in Boothroyden & Higher Blackley area, with individual transactions ranging from £45,000 up to £330,000.
By property type: detached homes sit at £285,000; semi-detached at £202,500; terraced at £185,000; flats at £52,500.
10 years price trend in Boothroyden & Higher Blackley
M98NA
Bowfell Grove
M98WF
Bowfell Grove
M90GS
Beadham Drive
M90NN
Munn Road
M90PB
Velmere Avenue
M90QJ
Parksway
M98JB
Chapel Lane
M98LQ
Tweedle Hill Road
M98WN
Bradney Close
M90NT
Ryther Grove
M90NU
Atcham Grove
M90QL
Wyville Drive
M90SB
Boothroyden Terrace
M90SE
Boothroyden Road
M96QD
Boothroyden & Higher Blackley
M98WJ
Boothroyden & Higher Blackley
M98WR
Weardale Road
All data is sourced from official UK government agencies and public datasets. Last updated: 16/07/2025.