# Bishop Auckland Property Market Summary
Bishop Auckland presents an affordable property market with an average price of £110,241, significantly below the national average, making it an accessible option for first-time buyers and investors. The town has a substantial housing stock of over 15,500 properties, with healthy transaction volumes indicating a reasonably active market. The 2024 data shows particularly strong activity with 1,190 sales, suggesting sustained local demand.
The price history reveals notable volatility, with a striking spike in 2021 when average prices reached £270,087, likely influenced by the post-pandemic market surge and the stamp duty holiday. Prices have since moderated, settling around £150,000-£160,000 in recent years, though early 2025 data suggests renewed upward momentum. This former market town in County Durham benefits from its historic character, including the notable Auckland Castle, whilst offering value for money compared to neighbouring areas. The market appears to be stabilising after the exceptional conditions of 2020-2021, with 2024's increased transaction volumes indicating renewed buyer confidence in the area.
The average house price in Bishop Auckland, Durham is £110,241. Prices range from £200 to £37,015,000.
There are 15,581 properties in Bishop Auckland with 19,549 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bishop Auckland is £77,250, compared to an average of £110,241.
Bishop Auckland has 7,066 terraced properties, 3,854 detached properties, 3,691 semi-detached properties, 549 other properties.
Average house prices in Bishop Auckland have risen by 919.6% from £44,136 in 1995 to £450,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bishop Auckland by number of properties include Front Street, Northbridge Park, Woodhouse Lane, Collingwood Street, Beckett Close.
Bishop Auckland is located in Durham, in the Wear Valley district.