# Bath Property Market Summary
Bath's property market demonstrates remarkable resilience, with an average property price of £340,518 across 34,386 properties. The historic spa city has experienced considerable price volatility over recent years, with values ranging from approximately £597,000 in 2021 to a peak of £811,672 in 2023. The market has shown interesting fluctuations, with 2024 seeing particularly high transaction volumes (2,007 sales) alongside a price adjustment to £598,179, suggesting increased market activity at more accessible price points.
The city's property market benefits from Bath's UNESCO World Heritage status, outstanding Georgian architecture, and strong appeal to both professionals and retirees. Recent trends indicate a cooling from the 2023 peak, though prices remain substantially elevated compared to earlier years. Transaction volumes have remained robust, with typically 1,400-2,000 sales annually since 2017, demonstrating sustained buyer interest despite price movements. Bath continues to command premium values due to its cultural significance, excellent amenities, and strong transport links to Bristol and London, making it a consistently desirable location in the South West property market.
The average house price in Bath, Bath And North East Somerset is £340,518. Prices range from £160 to £139,030,009.
There are 34,386 properties in Bath with 44,143 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bath is £220,000, compared to an average of £340,518.
Bath has 11,555 terraced properties, 7,840 flat / maisonette properties, 7,368 semi-detached properties, 6,644 detached properties.
Average house prices in Bath have risen by 405% from £85,143 in 1995 to £430,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bath by number of properties include Great Pulteney Street, Newbridge Road, High Street, Wellsway, Grosvenor Place.
Bath is located in Bath And North East Somerset, in the Bath And North East Somerset district.