Wigan WN3 property trends 2025

WN3 Property Market Snapshot

WN3 fits into the broader Wigan area—covering sectors like WN3 4 (Ince), WN3 5 (Wigan), and WN3 6 (Wigan and Winstanley) .

Wigan WN3 property trends 2025

WN3 Average Prices & Structure

Overall average sold price: ~£189,253 over the past year (2024/2025)

By property type:

  • Semi-detached: ~£192,210
  • Terraced: ~£132,713
  • Detached: ~£268,815

Asking Prices & Movement

Average asking price: ~£202,294

Average listing price: ~£230,476 — up 11.3% in the past six months

Typical time to sell: ~11 weeks—moderate turnover

Price reductions: Sellers typically reduce by 2.1%, suggesting initial pricing may be slightly optimistic

Price Growth & Inflation-adjusted Trends

From HouseMetric’s district-level data (WN3 overall):

  • 1-year nominal growth: +4.9% → real growth: +0.7%
  • 5-year real annual growth: ~1.9%
  • 10-year real annual growth: ~1.5% 

Breaking it down by sector:

WN3 5: House prices rose 1.3% nominally, but fell 2.5% after inflation over the past year Housemetric.

WN3 6: Prices dropped 1.5% nominally and 5.3% in real (inflation-adjusted) terms over the same period

Market Dynamics

  • Speed of market: Properties typically go under offer in 41 to 60 days—not fast-moving, indicating some pricing resistance and potential overvaluation.
  • Recent sold examples show price reductions ranging from a few thousand pounds to tens of thousands—some properties staying on market for several months

Summary Table: WN3 Market at a Glance

MetricWN3 Summary
Avg sold price~£189k overall; semi-detached ~£192k; terraced ~£133k; detached ~£269k
Asking/listing pricesAsking ~£202k; listing ~£230k (+11% in 6 months)
Time to sell~11 weeks (41–60 days to go under offer)
Price reductionsAverage ~2.1% drop from asking
1-year growthNominal ~+4–5%; real (after inflation) ~+0.7%
Sector trendsWN3 5: nominal +1.3% (real −2.5%); WN3 6: nominal −1.5% (real −5.3%)
Long-term growthModest: 5-year real CAGR ~1.9%; 10-year real CAGR ~1.5%

What This Means for You

  • Modest appreciation: WN3 shows gentle growth—better than stagnant markets, but not high-flying.
  • Sector variation matters: WN3 5 (Wigan proper) is more stable, WN3 6 (Winstanley area) shows mild decline.
  • Market patience required: With average 11-week sale times and pricing softness, allow for negotiation room and possibly longer wait times.
  • Still under £300k: Detached properties (~£269k) fit your budget, though some premium areas may exceed that threshold.

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