# Barnet Property Market Summary
Barnet represents a substantial and dynamic segment of North London's property market, with nearly 19,000 properties averaging £401,228. The area has experienced notable price volatility over recent years, with average property values climbing from £625,000 in 2017 to a peak of £832,335 in 2021 during the post-pandemic market surge. Since then, the market has shown signs of cooling, with prices settling around £703,000-£779,000 between 2023-2025, reflecting broader economic headwinds and interest rate pressures affecting the UK property market.
Market activity remains robust, with transaction volumes fluctuating between 600-1,000 sales annually. The 2021 spike (1,012 sales) coincided with the stamp duty holiday, whilst more recent years have seen a steadier 600-880 transactions, suggesting sustained demand despite price adjustments. Barnet's appeal lies in its strong transport links, excellent schools, and diverse neighbourhoods ranging from leafy Hadley Wood to bustling Finchley, making it particularly attractive to families seeking both suburban character and accessibility to Central London. The area offers a compelling mix of period properties and modern developments, supporting its position as one of North London's most established residential locations.
The average house price in Barnet, Greater London is £401,228. Prices range from £100 to £40,000,000.
There are 18,759 properties in Barnet with 23,893 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Barnet is £274,500, compared to an average of £401,228.
Barnet has 6,353 flat / maisonette properties, 5,863 semi-detached properties, 3,537 terraced properties, 2,696 detached properties.
Average house prices in Barnet have risen by 643.4% from £114,334 in 1995 to £850,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Barnet by number of properties include Station Road, Cockfosters Road, Leicester Road, East Barnet Road, Park Road.
Barnet is located in Greater London, in the Barnet district.