Blackpool's best and worst areas to buy a home revealed in new figures

Here are the best and worst places in Blackpool to buy property based on new figures detailing price increases and decreases.

The report, written by Online Marketing Surgery and property garden furniture company, MG Timber, is based on figures released by the Office for National Statistics.

Between September 2024 and September 2025, Central Blackpool saw the highest increase in property prices with a 12.5% increase.

The area with the highest property decrease was Little Marton and Marton Moss Side, with both neighbourhoods suffering an 8.2% decrease.

Some of the other areas which saw an increase were Park Road, South Shore and Victoria, whereas Stanley Park, Bispham and Layton all saw a drop in property valuations.

Here are the top five neighbourhoods with the highest decrease in property prices

Central Blackpool- £80,000 to £90,000: 12.5%

Park Road -£107,500 to £120,500: 12.1%

North East Centre- £81,500 to £89,000: 9.2%

South Shore- £158,000 to £169,500: 7.3%

Victoria- £108,000 to £115,000: 6.5%

Here’s the top five neighbourhoods with the highest decrease in property prices

Little Marton & Marton Moss Side- £140,000 to £128,500: -8.2%

Stanley Park & Great Marton- £141,500 to £134,000: -5.3%

South Promenade & Seasiders Way- £83,500 to £80,000: -4.2%

Norbreck & Bispham- £169,998 to £165,000: -2.9%

Queenstown & Layton- £130,000 to £128,000: -1.5%