# Arlesey Property Market Summary
Arlesey, a commuter town in Bedfordshire, demonstrates a notably volatile property market with significant price fluctuations over recent years. The current average property price of £204,285 masks considerable variation, with annual averages swinging dramatically from £240,536 in 2016 to a peak of £680,454 in 2019, before stabilising somewhat between £300,000-£400,000 in recent years. These extreme variations likely reflect the diverse housing stock and transaction types rather than straightforward market movements. The area has maintained steady transaction volumes, with 2021 recording the highest activity at 150 sales.
Recent trends show price moderation, with 2024 seeing averages around £335,774 across 101 sales, and early 2025 data suggesting a slight softening to approximately £309,722. Arlesey's appeal lies in its strategic location along the main London-Edinburgh railway line, offering direct connections to London King's Cross in under 40 minutes, making it popular with commuters seeking more affordable alternatives to properties closer to the capital. The town provides a blend of Victorian terraces, modern developments, and family homes, contributing to its varied pricing structure and sustained market activity across the property ladder.
The average house price in Arlesey, Bedfordshire is £204,285. Prices range from £10,000 to £12,125,000.
There are 1,736 properties in Arlesey with 2,460 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Arlesey is £159,000, compared to an average of £204,285.
Arlesey has 678 terraced properties, 465 semi-detached properties, 392 detached properties, 186 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Arlesey have risen by 436.6% from £57,724 in 1995 to £309,722 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Arlesey by number of properties include High Street, Hitchin Road, Ramerick Gardens, Chase Hill Road, St Johns Road.
Arlesey is located in Bedfordshire, in the Mid Bedfordshire district.