# Alton Property Market Summary
Alton's property market demonstrates considerable volatility, with an average property price of £360,552 across nearly 10,000 properties. The market has experienced significant fluctuations since 2016, with particularly notable peaks in 2020 (£743,294) and 2022 (£769,231), suggesting periods of heightened demand or shifts in the type of properties being sold. Following the initial pandemic period surge, prices moderated in 2023 to £501,022 before climbing again to £706,799 in early 2025, though this figure is based on fewer transactions and may not represent the full year's trend.
Transaction volumes have varied substantially, peaking at 848 sales in 2018 before declining during the pandemic years. The market saw reduced activity in 2020 (380 sales) but recovered somewhat in subsequent years. This historic market town in Hampshire benefits from excellent rail connections to London Waterloo, making it attractive to commuters, whilst also serving as a gateway to the South Downs National Park. The price volatility may reflect Alton's diverse housing stock, ranging from period properties in the town centre to modern developments and rural homes in surrounding villages.
The average house price in Alton, Hampshire is £360,552. Prices range from £400 to £18,650,000.
There are 9,955 properties in Alton with 12,444 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Alton is £279,950, compared to an average of £360,552.
Alton has 4,320 detached properties, 2,150 semi-detached properties, 1,721 terraced properties, 1,427 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Alton have risen by 557.5% from £107,493 in 1995 to £706,799 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Alton by number of properties include Winchester Road, High Street, Ackender Road, Adams Way, Blackberry Lane.
Alton is located in Hampshire, in the East Hampshire district.