Property Statistics for Fairfield, Liverpool
Data last updated: September 2026
Sitting close to the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Fairfield has long attracted a transient population of medical staff, students, and hospital workers — a factor that shapes its rental market considerably. Around 39.8% of homes are privately rented, one of the higher proportions you'd expect to see in an inner-city neighbourhood, and average monthly rents sit at £732.80 against an average property price of £173,922.80, producing a gross rental yield of 5.50%. Five-year price growth of 13.80% and a three-year figure of 11.30% suggest steady capital appreciation rather than sharp swings. Sales are slow, with properties averaging 338 days on market and monthly sales volume of just seven transactions, so this is not a quick-flip environment. Rental properties take around 82 days to let, reflecting a balanced rather than high-pressure market. The deprivation index of 28/100 and a crime rate of 180 per 1,000 residents are worth factoring into any investment decision. The stock is dominated by terraced housing and purpose-built flats, with low car ownership suggesting tenants are less reliant on parking.
£173,922.80
Average sale price across all property types in the area, based on recent transactions.
£732.80
£183.20 per week
Average monthly asking rent for properties listed in the area. Calculated as weekly rent multiplied by four.
5.50%
Gross rental yield — annual rent as a percentage of property value. Higher yields mean better returns for landlords.
1.40%
Annual change in average property value.
11.30%
Cumulative change over three years.
13.80%
Cumulative change over five years.
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Monthly Sales in Fairfield
Average Monthly Rent in Fairfield
Monthly average rent across all postcodes
Average Property Price in Fairfield
Monthly average sale price across all postcodes
Latest 12 Months
Area Composition
Average Mortgage Rates
As of Mar 2026
2 Year Fixed Rate
4.45%
3 Year Fixed Rate
4.37%
Variable Rate
6.60%
Rental Demand in Fairfield
Based on the ratio of available rental properties to monthly lettings. A landlord's market means properties let quickly with high demand. A tenant's market means more choice for renters and longer void periods.
L7
Balanced market
Avg. 82 days on market
Average number of days a rental property is listed before being let.
66 properties for rent
Total rental listings currently available in this postcode.
Average Household Income in Fairfield
£30,600
Per year, averaged across postcodes
Estimated average gross household income from ONS modelled data. Indicates the spending power and affordability profile of local tenants.
Crime Statistics in Fairfield
Average crime
Overall crime rating based on police-recorded crime data from the last 12 months, compared to the national average. Rated from Very low to Very high.
180 crimes per 1,000 residents
Total recorded crimes in the last 12 months divided by the local population, multiplied by 1,000. Lower is better.
Nearby Schools in Fairfield
State and independent schools in the local postcode area, with links to their latest Ofsted reports where available.
Demographics in Fairfield
Population profile across postcodes
Deprivation Index
28/100
Percentile rank from the English Indices of Multiple Deprivation. Higher is better — 100 means the area is among the least deprived nationally, 1 means among the most deprived.
Health Index
48/100
Percentile rank based on the health deprivation domain. Higher means a healthier local population with lower rates of premature death and disability.
With Degree
30%
Percentage of local residents holding a degree-level qualification or above, from Census data. Indicates the area's professional tenant base.
Vehicles / Household
0.6
Average number of cars or vans per household, from Census data. Indicates parking demand and general affluence of the area.
Sales Demand in Fairfield
Based on the ratio of properties for sale to monthly transactions. A seller's market means properties sell quickly. A buyer's market means more negotiating power for purchasers.
L7
Balanced market
Avg. 338 days on market
73 properties for sale
Population in Fairfield
Estimated population figures from ONS data. Higher population density typically means stronger rental demand.
Population
17,902
Households
7,711
Density
16,032 /km²
Price Growth Forecast in Fairfield
Projected average property price based on historical trends. Future values are forecasts and not guaranteed.
HMO Room Rents in Fairfield
Average weekly rent per room in Houses of Multiple Occupation. Based on advertised room listings in the area.
Double Shared Bath
£116/week
Typical range: £100 - £133
42 listings analysed
Property Types in Fairfield
Breakdown of residential property types from Census data. Shows the housing stock composition in the area.
Tenure Types in Fairfield
How residents occupy their homes, from Census data. Private rented percentage indicates the existing rental market size.
Area Information - Fairfield
Fairfield is a historic neighborhood in Liverpool, England. The area is known for its stunning Victorian architecture, rich cultural heritage, and local facilities. Fairfield has a lengthy and fascinating history, with many buildings dating back to the 19th century. One of the most notable landmarks in the area is the beautiful St. Anne's Church, which was built in the mid-19th century and is a popular destination for visitors and tourists. Fairfield is also home to several other popular attractions, such as the historic Fairfield Liverpool Cricket Club, which was established in 1807 and is one of the oldest cricket clubs in the world. The area is also near several other attractions, such as the renowned Anfield Stadium and Liverpool Cathedral. Fairfield has a range of local conveniences, including shops, supermarkets, cafes, and restaurants. The area is also home to several parks and green spaces, such as Newsham Park, which offers outdoor recreation and relaxation opportunities. Fairfield is well-connected to the rest of Liverpool, with several bus routes running through the neighborhood. The area is also within walking distance of several train stations, including Fairfield train station, which provides links to Liverpool city center.
Maps - Fairfield
Interactive map showing the location of Fairfield
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