# Barnstaple Property Market Summary
Barnstaple's property market demonstrates considerable resilience, with an average price of £202,760 across its substantial portfolio of 15,384 properties. The market has experienced notable fluctuations over recent years, with a significant surge during the pandemic period – average prices jumped from £313,106 in 2020 to a peak of £384,143 in 2021, reflecting the heightened demand for property in North Devon during this time. Transaction volumes similarly peaked in 2021 with 1,218 sales, though activity has since moderated, with 916 sales recorded in 2024.
Following the post-pandemic peak, the market has shown a gradual correction, with average prices settling around £338,000-£341,000 between 2023-2024. This represents a more sustainable level compared to the 2021 highs, though still considerably above pre-2020 values. The market appears to be stabilising after the turbulent pandemic years, with transaction volumes recovering in 2024 after the notable slowdown in 2023. As North Devon's principal town, Barnstaple offers a mix of period and modern properties, benefiting from its position as a regional hub whilst maintaining relatively accessible pricing compared to many southern coastal locations.
The average house price in Barnstaple, Devon is £202,760. Prices range from £4,000 to £26,728,463.
There are 15,384 properties in Barnstaple with 19,924 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Barnstaple is £165,000, compared to an average of £202,760.
Barnstaple has 6,310 detached properties, 4,254 terraced properties, 3,164 semi-detached properties, 1,046 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Barnstaple have risen by 559.7% from £57,901 in 1995 to £382,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Barnstaple by number of properties include Mills Way, Taw Wharf, Long Meadow Drive, Yelland Road, Meadow Brook.
Barnstaple is located in Devon, in the North Devon district.