# Accrington Property Market Summary
Accrington presents one of the most affordable property markets in the UK, with an average property price of just £87,471 across nearly 19,000 properties. This Lancashire town has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with average prices climbing steadily from £114,348 in 2016 to a peak of £192,068 in 2023 – representing a 68% increase over seven years. However, the market has since corrected significantly, with 2024 seeing prices retreat to £155,574 and early 2025 data suggesting a further decline to £143,541, though this remains substantially above pre-pandemic levels.
The property market here shows interesting patterns of activity, with transaction volumes fluctuating considerably between 600-1,000 sales annually. The sharp price peak in 2023 followed by the subsequent correction suggests the market may have overheated during the post-pandemic period. Despite recent cooling, Accrington remains an attractive option for buyers seeking affordability in the North West, offering significantly lower entry points than regional neighbours whilst maintaining reasonable sales activity. The town's market appears to be recalibrating after exceptional growth, potentially creating opportunities for value-conscious buyers.
The average house price in Accrington, Lancashire is £87,471. Prices range from £105 to £12,406,090.
There are 18,836 properties in Accrington with 24,778 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Accrington is £65,000, compared to an average of £87,471.
Accrington has 11,367 terraced properties, 4,192 semi-detached properties, 2,436 detached properties, 490 other properties.
Average house prices in Accrington have risen by 316.8% from £34,442 in 1995 to £143,541 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Accrington by number of properties include Whalley Road, Blackburn Road, Burnley Road, Manchester Road, Stanley Street.
Accrington is located in Lancashire, in the Hyndburn district.