# Blyth Property Market Summary
Blyth presents an exceptionally affordable property market, with an average price of just £109,955 across its substantial housing stock of 11,247 properties. This Northumberland coastal town offers some of the most accessible entry points to homeownership in the UK. The market has demonstrated relative stability over recent years, with annual average prices fluctuating within a consistent £150,000-£170,000 band since 2017. Transaction volumes have remained healthy, typically ranging between 500-800 sales annually, indicating sustained local demand despite the town's modest price point.
Recent trends show gradual upward momentum, with average prices rising from £164,031 in 2017 to £169,059 in 2024, representing steady if unspectacular growth. The market has proven resilient through economic uncertainty, maintaining consistent sales activity even during the pandemic years. Blyth's affordability makes it particularly attractive for first-time buyers and investors seeking yield in the North East market, though the significant gap between the overall average price (£109,955) and recent annual averages suggests a substantial proportion of lower-value terraced housing and flats within the existing stock, alongside more recently transacted family homes at higher price points.
The average house price in Blyth, Northumberland is £109,955. Prices range from £1,800 to £6,750,000.
There are 11,247 properties in Blyth with 14,102 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Blyth is £88,000, compared to an average of £109,955.
Blyth has 3,806 semi-detached properties, 3,659 terraced properties, 2,507 detached properties, 1,066 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Blyth have risen by 409.7% from £39,237 in 1995 to £200,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Blyth by number of properties include Plessey Road, Haggerston Road, Chase Meadows, Newsham Road, Font Drive.
Blyth is located in Northumberland, in the Blyth Valley district.