Liverpool by area

The L postcode area covers Liverpool and its immediate surrounds, spanning 48 postcode districts. A city is never one thing, so here is how those districts actually compare on the numbers that matter, from the lowest to the highest, with the city average and the national picture for context. Every district links to its full data.

The spread across Liverpool

bar = range across districts (lowest to highest) · line = city average · dashed = national

Recorded crime, per 1,000 (39 districts with data)
Lowest: L16 (147)City avg 437 · UK district avg 228Highest: L1 (1,907)
Average sold price
Cheapest: L4 (£106,465)City avg £274,871Priciest: L75 (£1,440,000)
Deprivation decile (1 = most deprived, 10 = least)
Most deprived: L27 (1/10)City avg 4.1/10 · national midpoint 5.5Least deprived: L74 (9/10)

Every Liverpool district, safest first

DistrictCrime /1,000Avg priceDeprivation
L16 147 £314,701 8/10
L40 152 £339,044 7/10
L31 157 £265,183 7/10
L37 159 £419,720 8/10
L39 175 £370,166 8/10
L25 183 £266,890 5/10
L23 207 £303,135 7/10
L18 221 £359,925 8/10
L26 240 £268,480 5/10
L69 241 7/10
L19 248 £252,498 5/10
L12 274 £221,919 5/10
L36 275 £198,910 3/10
L35 297 £242,745 5/10
L20 299 £142,455 2/10
L32 320 £146,166 2/10
L33 335 £307,486 2/10
L27 346 £151,329 1/10
L22 346 £207,007 4/10
L14 363 £183,214 3/10
L21 369 £154,979 3/10
L34 369 £356,973 4/10
L30 396 £225,693 3/10
L8 401 £187,145 2/10
L15 403 £223,965 4/10
L11 435 £146,970 2/10
L10 444 £175,288 4/10
L17 478 £258,424 4/10
L13 488 £137,927 2/10
L4 494 £106,465 1/10
L24 515 £247,713 2/10
L7 528 £321,472 2/10
L9 546 £148,346 3/10
L5 594 £157,425 1/10
L3 647 £268,612 5/10
L6 651 £144,556 1/10
L28 716 £114,250 1/10
L2 1,695 £399,139 5/10
L1 1,907 £382,238 5/10
L29 £325,833 4/10
L38 £385,342 8/10
L75 £1,440,000 3/10

The L postcode area is used as a practical proxy for Liverpool; it includes some surrounding places and may not match the council boundary. Crime is per 1,000 properties from Police.uk and is weighted by city-centre and retail activity; districts with very few homes (business parks and the like) are left out of the crime figures because the per-1,000 rate is distorted where there are almost no residents. Prices are averages of recorded sales from HM Land Registry. Deprivation is the English Indices of Deprivation decile (1 = most deprived). All figures are indicative, not a regulated search. Read the crime and deprivation guides for how to interpret them.