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Little Sutton, Cheshire West and Chester

North West England · Population 7,842 · 1.6 sq miles

Avg House Price
£212,000
Schools Rated Good+
100%
Crime vs National
Well below average
Avg Broadband
74 Mbps
Nearest GP
0.3 miles
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Little Sutton is a pleasant residential village on the Wirral Peninsula, sitting between Great Sutton and Capenhurst, that has retained a more village-like character than its larger industrial neighbour Ellesmere Port despite being effectively part of the same built-up area. With a population of around 7,842, Little Sutton offers a quieter, more settled residential atmosphere while still benefiting from easy access to the area's shops, schools and transport links.


The village has its own railway station providing regular services towards Chester, making it a popular choice for commuters who want the affordability of the Ellesmere Port area combined with a slightly more peaceful setting. Local schools have a good reputation, and the surrounding green spaces and proximity to open Cheshire countryside add to the appeal for families.


Little Sutton benefits from the same excellent road connectivity as the wider area, with the M53 motorway giving quick access to Birkenhead, Liverpool and beyond via the Mersey tunnels. House prices average £212,000, slightly above the Ellesmere Port average, reflecting the village's more sought-after residential character.

Data last updated: June 2026 · Sources: ONS, Land Registry, Ofsted, Police.uk, Ofcom, NHS Digital
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Housing & Property Prices

HM Land Registry
Average Price
£212,000
All property types
Detached
£322,000
Average sold price
Semi-detached
£195,000
Average sold price
Terraced
£158,000
Average sold price
Flat / Maisonette
£118,000
Average sold price
Annual Change
+3.6%
vs previous year
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Schools & Ofsted Ratings

Ofsted
Outstanding
1
schools
Good
3
schools
Requires Improvement
0
schools
Inadequate
0
schools
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Crime Statistics

Police.uk
Crime Rate
34
per 1,000 residents
vs National Avg
Well below average
England & Wales
Most Common
Anti-social behaviour
crime category
Anti-social behaviour
148
Violence & sexual
122
Burglary
42
Vehicle crime
48
Shoplifting
38
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Broadband & Connectivity

Ofcom
Average Download
74 Mbps
median speed
Superfast Coverage
90%
30 Mbps+
Ultrafast Coverage
62%
100 Mbps+
Full Fibre (FTTP)
38%
premises
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Health & NHS Access

NHS Digital
Nearest GP Surgery
Little Sutton Surgery
0.3 miles away
NHS Trust
Countess of Chester Hospital NHS FT
responsible trust
Nearest Hospital
Countess of Chester Hospital
10.2 miles
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Environment & Green Space

DEFRA / ONS
Air Quality Index
Good
annual average
Green Space
48%
of local area
Flood Risk
Low
Environment Agency
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Transport & Connectivity

DfT / National Rail
Nearest Station
Little Sutton Railway Station
0.2 miles
To London
2h 55m (via Chester)
approx by rail
Nearest Motorway
M53
1.8 miles
Nearest Airport
Liverpool John Lennon
12.4 miles

Little Sutton at a Glance — Area Scorecard

TownData.co.uk
Overall
8.0
Very Good
Family Life
8.0
Very Good
Schools
8.0
Very Good
Transport
7.0
Very Good
Nightlife
4.0
Poor
Value for Money
8.0
Very Good
Safety
9.0
Excellent
Green Space
8.0
Very Good

Scores calculated from official data sources including ONS, Police.uk, Ofsted and Ofcom. Rated out of 10.

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Who is Little Sutton Good For?

TownData.co.uk
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Families
✅ Great for families
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Commuters
⚡ Limited transport options
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Students
❌ Limited student life
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Retirees
✅ Peaceful & well-served
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Young Professionals
❌ Limited for young pros
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First-Time Buyers
✅ Affordable area
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Outdoor Lovers
✅ Excellent green space
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Nightlife Seekers
❌ Better options elsewhere
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Things to Do & Local Attractions

VisitBritain
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    Little Sutton Railway Station
    A well-used local station providing regular services towards Chester and connections into the wider Merseyrail and National Rail network — a key reason for the village's popularity with commuters.
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    Local Green Spaces
    Little Sutton benefits from several local parks and green spaces, giving the village a more open, less built-up feel than the surrounding industrial areas.
  • 🛍️
    Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet
    One of Europe's largest outlet shopping centres lies just a short drive away in neighbouring Ellesmere Port.
  • National Waterways Museum
    The excellent canal heritage museum at Ellesmere Port docks is a short drive or train ride away, offering a fascinating day out exploring Britain's canal history.
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    Wirral Countryside
    Little Sutton's position gives easy access to the more rural parts of the Wirral Peninsula, including the Wirral Way footpath and the coastline around Parkgate and Neston.
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Weather & Climate

Met Office
Jan
5°C
Feb
5°C
Mar
8°C
Apr
10°C
May
13°C
Jun
16°C
Jul
18°C
Aug
18°C
Sep
15°C
Oct
11°C
Nov
7°C
Dec
5°C
Annual Rainfall
750mm
mm per year
Sunshine Hours
1470 hrs
per year
Warmest Month
July/Aug
avg high 20°C
Coldest Month
January
avg low 2°C

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Little Sutton a nice place to live?
Little Sutton is a settlement in Cheshire West and Chester. It has 100% of schools rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted, average house prices of £212,000, and crime that is well below average the national average. Use the sections above to explore the full data profile.
What is the average house price in Little Sutton?
The average house price in Little Sutton is £212,000 according to HM Land Registry. This covers all property types. See the housing section above for a full breakdown by property type and annual price change.
Is Little Sutton safe to live in?
Little Sutton's crime rate is well below average the national average. See the crime section above for a full breakdown by category.
What are the schools like in Little Sutton?
100% of schools in Little Sutton are rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted. See the schools section above for a full list with individual Ofsted ratings.
How fast is broadband in Little Sutton?
Average broadband download speeds in Little Sutton are 74 Mbps according to Ofcom. See the broadband section above for superfast and full-fibre coverage figures.

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