# Brampton Property Market Summary
Brampton's property market demonstrates significant volatility, with average prices fluctuating considerably over recent years. The market peaked in 2023 at £371,823 before moderating to £306,841 in 2024 and £256,401 in early 2025. This represents a notable correction from the 2023 high, though prices remain substantially above the 2016-2017 baseline of around £225,000. The market experienced particularly strong growth between 2018 and 2019, jumping from £249,266 to £323,593, followed by an unusual dip in 2020 before recovering strongly through 2021-2023.
Transaction volumes have varied considerably, with 2021 seeing the highest activity at 280 sales during the post-pandemic property boom. Activity levels have since normalised, though the 86 sales recorded for 2025 suggest a quieter start to the year, possibly reflecting broader market uncertainty and higher interest rates dampening buyer demand. With 2,965 properties in the area and an overall average price of £180,477, Brampton presents a diverse housing stock that has experienced both significant appreciation and recent price adjustments, making it a market worth watching for potential buyers seeking value after recent corrections.
The average house price in Brampton, Cumbria is £180,477. Prices range from £500 to £3,555,000.
There are 2,965 properties in Brampton with 3,680 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Brampton is £134,000, compared to an average of £180,477.
Brampton has 1,323 detached properties, 768 semi-detached properties, 597 terraced properties, 168 other properties.
Average house prices in Brampton have risen by 334.4% from £59,023 in 1995 to £256,401 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Brampton by number of properties include Dacre Road, Irthing Park, Main Street, Stanley Road, Townfoot Park.
Brampton is located in Cumbria, in the Carlisle district.