IN the last 12 months there have been 2,260 property sales across Wirral - but what homes are the most popular on the market?
Property website Zoopla has compiled the top ten most viewed properties in Wirral for the past 30 days - with the most popular being viewed 2,219 times throughout May.
The average house price in the borough is £221,691 while the average value of property comes in at £238,737.
Wirral's market is thriving with a 2.18% rise in house value change.
Annabel Dixon, Zoopla spokeswoman said: “We’re a nation that’s passionate about property, even if we’re not necessarily on the hunt to buy or rent.
"There are some real gems among the thousands of homes listed on Zoopla.
"If you want to see fascinating properties in your local area, refining your Zoopla search by ‘most popular’ is a great way to see what’s really grabbing attention.”
The cheapest popular property costs just £30,000 with the pricer offerings at £1,895,000.
Here is the top ten most viewed homes in Wirral:
On the market for £300,000 this was Wirral's most viewed property in May.
This five-bedroom detached family home that the estate agent says must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
Based in a popular residential area, the property offers easy access to local shops, schools and transport links.
This five bedroom detached house is set over three floors and would be a perfect family home.
Although in need of some modernisation, this home is on the market for an absolute steal of £180,000.
Colville Road is based right in the heart of Wallasey and is close to a number of schools, shops and restaurants.
On the market for £130,000, this spacious semi-detached home offers plenty of room for families.
In need of modernisation throughout, this property is based in a quiet cul-de-sac and is close to Liscard's travel links and amenities.
In need of some TLC this home is on the market for £120,000.
This five-bedroom property would make a brilliant family home or be a great first time buy.
Spread over three floors this property would require an early viewing.
This two-bedroom apartment based on the second floor of Priory Wharf is on the market for a cool £100,000.
Perfect for investors or first time buyers, this home has stunning views across the River Mersey.
The buyer of this apartment will even benefit from a gym and an allocated parking space.
6. Bidston Village Road, Prenton
Church Farm is a Grade II listed farmhouse with an abundance of charm and is on the market for £1,300,000.
The property has both an a-frame and a crook frame, a large inglenook fireplace, and the windows to the front and side have stone mullions.
The accommodation within is arranged over thirteen different levels which only adds to the charm of the property. There are five reception rooms and five bedrooms in the main house.
This three bedroom semi-detached property is on the market for £160,000.
Perfect for families, this home based on Belvidere Road is close to Liscard, Wallasey and New Brighton and is near a variety of different shops and amenities.
On the market for £30,000 this two-bedroom terrace property is in need of some TLC but would be a great buy for first-time buyers!
9. Telegraph Road, Thurstaston
On the market for £1,895,000 this seven-bedroom home in Thurstaston has a lot of history.
Originally built for the Morrell family, the home sits on a plot of land that once formed part of the owner of White Star Line Company's Thomas Ismay's estate,
With breathtaking views across the Dee Estuary, this home has remained in just two families since it was built in 1929.
It still retains many of the period features and is in need of modernisation.
There is lift access to the first floor and three generous reception rooms with period fire places.
This three-bedroom period semi-detached home is on the market for £129,000.
Most suited to first time buyers, professionals and investors, this property is based in a cul-de-sac with residents permit parking.
Local amenities including shops and schools are close by.
It's also close to M53 motorway as well as the Wallasey Tunnel and is in walking distance of two train stations.
All images provided by Zoopla.
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