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The Crescent, Southport

MyStreetCheck free street report: The Crescent, Southport · 30 October 2026 · www.mystreetcheck.co.uk/southport-merseyside/the-crescent/

House prices, sold prices and local information for PR9 8LB.

Average price (last 12 months)
£145,000
1 sale
Average price (since 2017)
£157,075
20 sales
Price range
£104k – £236k
lowest to highest sale
Last sale
19 Dec 2025
PR9 8LB

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At a glance

House prices£157k averageSince 2017 (few recent sales) CrimeLower than averageLower crime than about 70% of neighbourhoods in England DeprivationAbout averageDecile 4 of 10 (10 = least deprived) Flood riskNear a flood alert areaLower risk than a warning area Nearest station38 min walkMeols Cop station Schools5 rated Good or betterWithin 1.5 miles Ultrafast broadband100% of homesNational average 80% Freehold or leaseholdAll freeholdAcross 21 Land Registry sales Conservation areaChecking…Planning designations Green beltChecking…Planning designations Listed buildingsChecking…Within about 200 m Planning applicationsChecking…Within 500 m, last 90 days

20 property sales on The Crescent, Southport have been recorded by HM Land Registry since 2017. In the last 12 months 1 home sold here for an average of £145,000. Most sales here are semi-detached homes, which have sold for an average of £150,417. 4 homes here have sold more than once since 2017; 3 of them sold for more the second time. By property type, sales here have been 60% semi-detached, 35% terraced, 5% detached. Recorded sale prices on The Crescent range from £104,000 to £235,500. Every home sold here was sold freehold.

House prices on The Crescent compared

PR9 postcode area£225,245
Southport£249,388
England & Wales£358,701

Average sale price over the last 12 months. The Crescent has had fewer than two sales in that time, so it is left out. See all PR9 house prices.

Average sale price by year

2017: £111,000 (2 sales)2017£111k2018: £133,500 (3 sales)2018£134k2019: £108,000 (1 sales)2019£108k2020: £151,498 (2 sales)2020£151k2021: £157,667 (3 sales)2021£158k2022: £191,200 (5 sales)2022£191k2023: £132,000 (1 sales)2023£132k2024: £201,000 (2 sales)2024£201k2025: £145,000 (1 sales)2025£145k

Tenure: 100% freehold and 0% leasehold across 21 recorded sales.

Prices by property type

TypeSalesAverage priceLast sold
Semi-detached12£150,41719 Dec 2025
Terraced7£166,64228 May 2024
Detached1£170,00012 Jun 2020

Sold prices on The Crescent

AddressDatePriceTypeTenure
23, The Crescent PR9 8LB 19 Dec 2025£145,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
17, The Crescent PR9 8LB 28 May 2024£232,000 TerracedFreehold
9, The Crescent PR9 8LB 10 Jan 2024£170,000 TerracedFreehold
30, The Crescent PR9 8LB 25 Aug 2023£132,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
34, The Crescent PR9 8LB 2 Dec 2022£192,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
13, The Crescent PR9 8LB 29 Nov 2022£150,000 TerracedFreehold
12, The Crescent PR9 8LB 20 Jul 2022£205,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
9, The Crescent PR9 8LB 23 Jun 2022£102,000 TerracedFreehold
17, The Crescent PR9 8LB 5 Apr 2022£235,500 TerracedFreehold
4, The Crescent PR9 8LB 18 Mar 2022£173,500 Semi-detachedFreehold
10, The Crescent PR9 8LB 29 Sep 2021£160,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
11, The Crescent PR9 8LB 12 Jul 2021£138,000 TerracedFreehold
31, The Crescent PR9 8LB 22 Apr 2021£175,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
5, The Crescent PR9 8LB 30 Jun 2020£132,995 TerracedFreehold
6, The Crescent PR9 8LB 12 Jun 2020£170,000 DetachedFreehold
11, The Crescent PR9 8LB 28 Jan 2019£108,000 TerracedFreehold
44, The Crescent PR9 8LB 30 Nov 2018£124,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
2, The Crescent PR9 8LB 12 Nov 2018£122,500 Semi-detachedFreehold
32, The Crescent PR9 8LB 14 Sep 2018£154,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
4, The Crescent PR9 8LB 31 Aug 2017£104,000 Semi-detachedFreehold
42, The Crescent PR9 8LB 19 May 2017£118,000 Semi-detachedFreehold

Sale prices are as recorded by HM Land Registry. Some sales (for example repossessions and company purchases) are listed but left out of the averages.

Sale history: homes sold more than once

AddressSalesChange
17, The Crescent £235,500 (Apr 2022) → £232,000 (May 2024) -1%
over 2 yrs
9, The Crescent £102,000 (Jun 2022) → £170,000 (Jan 2024) +67%
over 2 yrs
4, The Crescent £104,000 (Aug 2017) → £173,500 (Mar 2022) +67%
over 5 yrs
11, The Crescent £108,000 (Jan 2019) → £138,000 (Jul 2021) +28%
over 2 yrs

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Crime and flood risk near The Crescent

Crime

47 crimes were reported within about a mile of The Crescent in August 2026.

Crime level compared with the rest of England (10 = lowest crime):

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Lower crime than about 70% of neighbourhoods in England, based on recorded crime rates (English Indices of Deprivation 2025).

Violence & sexual offences13
Public order10
Criminal damage & arson8
Shoplifting7
Other theft4
Anti-social behaviour3

Source: data.police.uk. Locations are approximate and cover the surrounding area, not just this street.

Flood risk

The Crescent is in or near 5 Environment Agency flood areas:

  • Merseyside coastline at Southport, affecting Marine Drive Flood alert area
  • Coast from Southport to Formby Flood alert area
  • Crossens area in west Lancashire Flood alert area
  • Merseyside coastline at Southport, between A565 and Marine Drive Flood alert area
  • Lancashire coastline at Banks, between Banks Marsh and Churchtown Moss Flood alert area

Flood warning areas cover places at risk from rivers and the sea. Surface water risk isn't included. Check the long-term flood risk for a postcode on GOV.UK.

Schools near The Crescent

SchoolTypeAgesOfstedDistance
St John's Church of England Primary School 158 pupils Primary Church of England 4–11 Report 0.5 mi
Larkfield Primary School 256 pupils Primary 4–11 Good Report 0.6 mi
Crossens Nursery School 73 pupils Nursery 2–5 Good Report 0.6 mi
Peterhouse School 70 pupils Non-maintained special school 5–19 Requires improvement Report 0.6 mi
Presfield High School and Specialist College 132 pupils Community special school 11–19 Report 0.6 mi
Churchtown Primary School 660 pupils Primary 2–11 Good Report 0.8 mi
St Patrick's Catholic Primary School 319 pupils Primary Roman Catholic 5–11 Good Report 1.0 mi
Marshside Primary School 204 pupils Primary 4–11 Good Report 1.0 mi

Source: Department for Education (Get Information about Schools) and Ofsted. Grades are from each school's last graded inspection; newer inspections use report cards without a single overall grade, so check the full report. Distances are straight-line. Check catchment areas with the local council.

Getting around, shops and health

Train stations

  • Meols Cop station 1.9 mi · 38 min walk
  • Southport station 2.7 mi · 53 min walk
  • Bescar Lane station 3.4 mi · 1 hr 7 min walk

Nearest bus stops

  • Slackeys Lane (adj, Rufford Road) 1 min walk
  • The Crescent (adj, Rufford Road) 2 min walk
  • New Lane (adj, Rufford Road) 2 min walk
  • North Road (adj, Rufford Road) 3 min walk

GP surgeries

  • The Marshside Surgery
    117 Fylde Road, Marshside, Southport · 0.7 mi
  • The Corner Surgery (Dr Mulla)
    117 Fylde Road, Marshside, Southport · 0.7 mi
  • Churchtown Medical Centre
    137 Cambridge Road, Churchtown, Southport · 0.8 mi
  • Norwood Surgery
    11 Norwood Avenue, Southport · 1.8 mi

Supermarkets

  • The Co-operative Food Co-op Fylde Rd · 0.7 mi
  • Lidl Lidl Marine Drive · 0.8 mi
  • Tesco Express Esso Tesco Churchtown Esso Express · 0.8 mi
  • Spar Spar - Cambridge Road · 0.9 mi

Pharmacies

  • Fylde Road Pharmacy · 0.7 mi
  • Cambridge Road Pharmacy · 0.8 mi
  • Boots · 0.8 mi

Dentists

  • Cambridge Road (dental Surgery) · 0.8 mi
  • Roe Lane Dental Surgery · 1.2 mi
  • Norwood Dental Practice · 1.8 mi

Sources: Department for Transport (NaPTAN), NHS England organisation data, and GEOLYTIX Retail Points (open data). Walking times are estimates from straight-line distance.

Area profile

Deprivation

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This neighbourhood is in decile 4 of 10 on the English Indices of Deprivation 2025, where 1 is the most deprived 10% of areas in England and 10 the least deprived.

Income4 of 10
Employment4 of 10
Education and skills4 of 10
Health and disability4 of 10
Crime8 of 10
Access to housing and services5 of 10
Living environment6 of 10

Each domain ranked in deciles across England (10 = least deprived).

Homes

HereEng & Wales
Owned74.1%62.5%
Private rented17.6%20.3%
Social rented8.3%17.1%
Households638

People

HereEng & Wales
Under 1520.3%17.4%
Aged 15–6463.0%64.1%
Aged 65+16.7%18.6%
Residents1,558

Broadband

HereUK
Superfast (30Mbit+)100%95%
Ultrafast (300Mbit+)100%80%
Gigabit-capable100%80%

Share of homes on this street's postcodes that can get each speed. UK figure is the average across all postcodes. Source: Ofcom Connected Nations.

Mobile signal

HereEng & Wales
4G indoors, all 4 networks87%89%
4G indoors, at least 1 network100%100%
4G outdoors, all 4 networks100%99%
Calls indoors, all 4 networks93%92%

Share of homes across Sefton with good coverage (Jul 2025). Signal varies street by street; check your exact address on Ofcom's checker. Source: Ofcom Connected Nations.

Neighbourhood figures cover the surrounding Lower Layer Super Output Area (about 1,500 residents). Sources: Census 2021 (ONS) and the English Indices of Deprivation 2025.

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Who lives around The Crescent

Ethnic group

HereSefton
White96.7%95.8%
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh1.4%1.5%
Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups1.1%1.5%
Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African0.5%0.5%
Other ethnic group0.3%0.7%

Religion

HereSefton
Christian53.3%64.4%
No religion40.2%28.6%
Not answered5.9%5%
Buddhist0.3%0.2%
Other religion0.2%0.4%
Jewish0.1%0.1%
Muslim0.1%0.8%
Hindu0%0.4%

Country of birth

HereSefton
Born in the UK94%93.6%
Born outside the UK6%6.4%

Highest qualification

HereSefton
Level 4 qualifications and above24.8%29.9%
Level 3 qualifications21.3%17.5%
Level 2 qualifications17.4%14.1%
No qualifications16.7%19.7%
Level 1 and entry level qualifications10.8%10.3%
Apprenticeship6.7%5.9%
Other qualifications2.5%2.6%

General health

HereSefton
Very good health46.1%46.4%
Good health34.8%32.3%
Fair health12.6%14.3%
Bad health5%5.4%
Very bad health1.5%1.7%

Cars or vans per household

HereSefton
1 car or van in household46.4%42.7%
2 cars or vans in household30.6%24.1%
No cars or vans in household14.7%26.4%
3 or more cars or vans in household8.3%6.8%

Source: Census 2021 (ONS), via Nomis. Percentages of usual residents or households, as recorded in March 2021.

Figures cover the surrounding neighbourhood (Lower Layer Super Output Area, about 1,500 residents). Full demographics of Sefton.

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