# Bournemouth Property Market Summary
Bournemouth's property market demonstrates a substantial portfolio of 65,656 properties with an overall average price of £207,912, though this figure appears skewed by historical data. Recent transaction prices paint a more current picture, showing steady growth from £316,515 in 2017 to £409,410 in 2023 – representing approximately 29% appreciation over six years. The market experienced a notable dip in 2024 to £352,060, though this coincided with significantly higher transaction volumes (3,237 sales), suggesting increased market activity potentially driven by buyer demand at more accessible price points.
Bournemouth's appeal as a coastal town with strong transport links to London continues to underpin its property market. The seaside location, combined with a growing digital economy and substantial student population from Bournemouth University, creates diverse demand across various property types. Transaction volumes have remained relatively robust, averaging over 2,000 sales annually, indicating a liquid and active market despite broader economic uncertainties. The area attracts a mix of first-time buyers, families, retirees drawn to the coast, and buy-to-let investors serving the student and professional rental markets.
The average house price in Bournemouth, Bournemouth is £207,912. Prices range from £600 to £37,000,000.
There are 65,656 properties in Bournemouth with 91,806 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bournemouth is £166,000, compared to an average of £207,912.
Bournemouth has 29,368 flat / maisonette properties, 22,159 detached properties, 8,115 semi-detached properties, 4,678 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Bournemouth have risen by 358.7% from £60,282 in 1995 to £276,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bournemouth by number of properties include Christchurch Road, Manor Road, Christchurch Road, Sea Road, Belle Vue Road.
Bournemouth is located in Bournemouth, in the Bournemouth district.