# Aylesbury Property Market Summary
Aylesbury's property market displays considerable volatility, with average prices fluctuating between £423,000 and £518,000 over recent years. The current overall average of £281,157 across 41,349 properties reflects the town's diverse housing stock, from affordable terraces to premium developments. Following a peak of approximately £518,000 in 2023, prices moderated to £459,000 in 2024, before showing signs of recovery at £491,617 in early 2025. This market exhibits a pattern of price corrections following periods of growth, typical of a transitional market adjusting to economic conditions and buyer demand.
As Buckinghamshire's county town, Aylesbury benefits from excellent transport links to London via Marylebone (approximately 60 minutes), making it attractive to commuters whilst offering more affordable housing than the capital. The town has maintained robust transaction volumes, averaging over 2,000 sales annually during 2017-2024, indicating sustained market activity and buyer confidence. The significant property stock of over 41,000 homes provides good choice across various price points, whilst ongoing regeneration and housing developments continue to shape the town's evolving residential landscape.
The average house price in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire is £281,157. Prices range from £500 to £50,025,000.
There are 41,349 properties in Aylesbury with 55,168 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Aylesbury is £212,000, compared to an average of £281,157.
Aylesbury has 12,926 semi-detached properties, 12,032 detached properties, 9,820 terraced properties, 5,764 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Aylesbury have risen by 200.1% from £84,319 in 1995 to £253,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Aylesbury by number of properties include Coxhill Way, Aylesbury Road, London Road, Tring Road, High Street.
Aylesbury is located in Buckinghamshire, in the Aylesbury Vale district.