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UK property market statistics by town and county

Average sold prices, fastest growing markets and regional trends across the UK.

Intelio turns the UK’s official property transaction records into searchable market intelligence. Track average house prices by town, postcode and county, compare year-on-year price growth across every local market, and follow sold price trends street by street - all from one platform.

Sold price records

Every completed sale with price, date, property type and tenure - searchable by address, street, postcode or area.

Market statistics by location

Average and median prices, transaction counts and annual change for towns, counties and regions across the UK.

Growth tracking

Year-on-year price movement for every market, with sample-size flags so you know which trends to trust.

Regional comparison

Side-by-side tables comparing house prices and growth across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Property-to-company links

Ownership records resolved to company profiles - see the directors and filings behind any corporate landlord.

Historical price trends

Follow how any market’s average price has moved, with month-by-month sold price history going back years.

Headline markets

The UK's most expensive, most affordable and fastest-moving housing markets.

Most expensive market
£1,233,344
The highest average sold price of any county or town in the UK.
Most affordable market
£42,920
The lowest average sold price - the most budget-friendly entry point into the UK market.
Largest average vs median gap
£721,676
The widest spread between average and median sold prices - a sign of price polarisation.
Fastest annualised growth
45.43%
The strongest compound year-on-year price growth across recent sales data.
Slowest growth / cooling
-46.50%
The weakest price momentum - markets where growth has stalled or turned negative.
Most active market
60,315
The busiest market by transaction volume relative to its size.

Top 10 most expensive markets

Average sold price, trailing 12 months.

Market Average price Transactions Annual change
Cobham£1,233,344177-5.6%
Virginia Water£1,221,17658-20.1%
Beaconsfield£1,130,944180-2.3%
Esher£1,010,389274-7.5%
Radlett£995,799138-13.6%
Richmond£994,504468-2.6%
Leatherhead£987,126539+21.5%
Thornhill£985,0001-
Chalfont St Giles£951,93182+5.3%
Harpenden£940,196365-3.8%

County comparison

Average sold price and annual change by county.

County Average price Annual change Transactions
Greater London£671,626-4.7%60,315
Windsor And Maidenhead£645,186-4.0%1,496
Surrey£622,693-0.5%13,387
Buckinghamshire£558,431-3.6%5,864
Hertfordshire£541,855-1.5%12,122
Wokingham£526,836-3.0%2,029
Brighton And Hove£489,809-0.8%2,994
Oxfordshire£484,134-1.1%7,526
Bath And North East Somerset£478,931-3.8%2,213
Bracknell Forest£478,329+2.3%1,436
West Berkshire£447,078-6.4%1,881
West Sussex£437,922-1.8%10,378

Property type mix

Which property types dominate each market - measured as a share of recorded sales over the trailing 12 months. Top 5 markets in each category.

High-value zones

Projected annualised growth rates for a selection of UK high-value zones.

Declining / flat markets

Projected price trends for zones where growth is expected to be flat or negative.

Detached strongholds

Areas where detached homes make up more than 40% of sales, typical of rural and suburban commuter markets.

Terraced towns

Towns where terraced housing is the most common property type sold, reflecting traditional urban stock.

Semi-detached pockets

Locations where semi-detached homes dominate the sales mix - the classic middle-market family home.

Most balanced markets

Markets with a healthy mix of property types, where no single type accounts for more than 35% of sales.

High confidence + high growth

Markets combining the strongest projected 2035 growth with high data confidence.

Questions, answered

How do I find the average house price in a UK town or city?

Search any UK location to see its average sold price, transaction count and annual price change. Intelio computes market statistics for every town, postcode and county in the UK, so you can compare house prices between any two areas.

What sold price data does Intelio show?

Every completed property transaction with its price, date, property type and tenure - searchable by address, street, postcode or area. Asking prices and estimates are never included: only recorded sales.

How are house price growth figures calculated?

Growth compares average sold prices over the most recent 12 months with the previous 12 months for the same area. Because small local markets can swing on a handful of sales, always check the transaction count next to any growth figure.

Can I compare house prices between UK counties?

Yes. The county comparison table shows average sold prices and annual change across the UK, and each market page lets you compare a town or postcode against its county and the national picture.

Does the data cover the whole of the UK?

Yes - house price statistics are available for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, from the largest cities down to individual postcodes and streets.