Wirral, England

The typical property in CH62

CH62 covers Bromborough, Eastham and Bebington east, Wirral with mixed Victorian terraces and Port Sunlight conservation area heritage.

Area summary

CH62 sits in Wirral MBC. The outcode covers Bromborough, Eastham, Bebington east and Spital. Port Sunlight (just to the north in CH63) was the model village built by William Hesketh Lever for his Sunlight Soap workers from 1888. Housing is mixed: Victorian and Edwardian terraces, model-village stock in Port Sunlight, 1930s semis, and significant newer estate development.

Bromborough Rake, Bromborough and Eastham Rake stations are on the Wirral Line and Chester Line. The M53 at junctions 4 and 5 provides motorway access.

Employment patterns are commuter into Liverpool, Chester and the M53 corridor. Major employers include Unilever (at Port Sunlight) and the Vauxhall plant at Ellesmere Port (in CH65).

Wirral Council operates selective licensing in defined areas. The Renters' Rights Act 2026 has abolished Section 21 evictions. The proposed 2030 EPC C standard, if enacted, will be a substantial cost on Victorian terrace stock.

What the data shows

Average sold
£172,299
From 98 sales
Median sold
£143,998
Dominant stock
terraced
Full data for CH62

Researched facts

  • Port Sunlight is a Grade II*-listed conservation area built by Lever Brothers, source
  • Unilever's Port Sunlight site remains operational, source
  • The Wirral Line and Chester Line serve CH62, source

Buyer notes

  • Port Sunlight conservation area means very tight consent
  • Unilever and Vauxhall employment drives rental demand
  • M53 access is good

The full CH62 data page

Sold price history, crime totals, EPC distribution, council tax bands and more, pulled live from HM Land Registry, Police UK and the EPC Register.

CH62 property data

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