# Blackpool Property Market Summary
Blackpool's property market is characterised by exceptional affordability, with an average price of just £105,617 across nearly 45,000 properties – significantly below the UK average. This makes the seaside town one of the most accessible markets for first-time buyers and property investors seeking rental opportunities in a traditional British coastal resort. The market has shown considerable volatility in recent years, with average prices ranging from £138,346 in 2018 to a peak of £222,710 in 2023, before moderating to around £150,000 in 2024-2025.
The area's affordability reflects its position as a classic seaside town with a large stock of Victorian and Edwardian properties, many converted into flats and holiday accommodation. Transaction volumes remain robust, with over 2,600 sales in 2024 alone, indicating continued market activity despite price fluctuations. Blackpool's property market appeals particularly to buy-to-let investors drawn to tourist rental potential and those seeking budget-friendly coastal living, though buyers should note the significant year-on-year price variations that suggest a market influenced by broader economic factors and seasonal tourism patterns.
The average house price in Blackpool, Blackpool is £105,617. Prices range from £100 to £27,969,514.
There are 44,879 properties in Blackpool with 59,441 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Blackpool is £83,000, compared to an average of £105,617.
Blackpool has 18,653 terraced properties, 16,336 semi-detached properties, 4,507 detached properties, 3,756 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Blackpool have risen by 212.5% from £44,802 in 1995 to £140,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Blackpool by number of properties include Queens Promenade, Hornby Road, Devonshire Road, Whitegate Drive, Newton Drive.
Blackpool is located in Blackpool, in the Blackpool district.