# Beaconsfield Property Market Summary
Beaconsfield represents one of the Home Counties' premium property markets, with an impressive portfolio of 5,254 properties and an average price of £713,694. The area has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth, with annual average prices consistently exceeding £1 million since 2016. The market reached a notable peak in 2025 at £1,340,282, representing a 25% increase from 2016 levels and showing particularly strong momentum following the pandemic period. Transaction volumes have remained robust, with 313 sales recorded in 2024 – the highest annual figure in the dataset – suggesting sustained buyer confidence in this prestigious Buckinghamshire location.
The area's appeal lies in its strategic position within commutable distance of London, excellent transport links via Chiltern Railways, and its reputation for outstanding schools and affluent community. The market experienced a significant uplift in 2021 (£1,228,042), reflecting the post-pandemic flight to quality suburban locations, and has continued this upward trajectory through 2024 and into 2025. The combination of historic charm, modern amenities, and strong infrastructure has cemented Beaconsfield's status as a highly sought-after address for professionals and families seeking premium residential property outside the capital.
The average house price in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire is £713,694. Prices range from £2,372 to £21,623,229.
There are 5,254 properties in Beaconsfield with 6,418 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Beaconsfield is £525,000, compared to an average of £713,694.
Beaconsfield has 3,127 detached properties, 842 semi-detached properties, 742 flat / maisonette properties, 427 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Beaconsfield have risen by 566.1% from £201,218 in 1995 to £1,340,282 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Beaconsfield by number of properties include Station Road, Penn Road, Burkes Road, Maxwell Road, Gregories Road.
Beaconsfield is located in Buckinghamshire, in the South Bucks district.