# Bourne Property Market Summary
Bourne's property market demonstrates robust activity with 8,787 properties and an overall average price of £182,118, though recent annual averages tell a more dynamic story. The market has shown considerable growth over the past decade, with average prices rising from £216,616 in 2016 to £279,526 in early 2025 – representing approximately 29% growth. Notably, 2023 marked a peak with average prices reaching £293,278, before moderating slightly in 2024. Transaction volumes have remained consistently strong, with over 450 sales annually and particularly buoyant activity in 2022-2024, suggesting sustained market confidence.
The market trajectory reveals steady appreciation with some volatility, particularly the notable spike in 2017 and subsequent consolidation. Since 2020, prices have maintained a higher plateau, generally ranging between £257,000 and £293,000, indicating that Bourne has established itself as a resilient market even during uncertain economic periods. The healthy sales volumes, particularly the 585 transactions in 2024, demonstrate that Bourne remains an active and liquid market. This Lincolnshire market town continues to attract buyers seeking value relative to larger urban centres, whilst benefiting from good transport links and local amenities that support sustained property demand.
The average house price in Bourne, Lincolnshire is £182,118. Prices range from £10,000 to £19,986,766.
There are 8,787 properties in Bourne with 11,549 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bourne is £160,000, compared to an average of £182,118.
Bourne has 4,645 detached properties, 2,331 semi-detached properties, 1,324 terraced properties, 344 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Bourne have risen by 389.6% from £57,091 in 1995 to £279,526 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Bourne by number of properties include Main Road, Beech Avenue, High Street, The Pollards, Great Leighs.
Bourne is located in Lincolnshire, in the South Kesteven district.