# Brentford Property Market Summary
Brentford's property market presents a dynamic picture, with an average price of £469,545 across 7,179 properties. The area has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with annual average prices fluctuating considerably - from a peak of £1,290,231 in 2019 to £480,741 in 2021, before recovering to £811,482 in 2024. This variation likely reflects the diverse housing stock, from new-build developments to established homes, with different property types selling in different years. The market has shown resilience with steady price growth since 2021, though 2025's early figures (£748,025) suggest some softening, albeit based on limited data from just 130 sales.
Brentford has transformed significantly as a residential location, benefiting from major regeneration and improved transport links, including the Elizabeth line. The substantial trading volume - with 796 sales in 2016 declining to more moderate levels in recent years - indicates a maturing market following an intense development phase. The area's position in West London, combined with its riverside location and connectivity, continues to attract buyers seeking value compared to more established zones closer to central London, making it an important growth area within the capital's property landscape.
The average house price in Brentford, Greater London is £469,545. Prices range from £1,000 to £61,739,726.
There are 7,179 properties in Brentford with 8,373 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Brentford is £317,500, compared to an average of £469,545.
Brentford has 5,233 flat / maisonette properties, 1,161 terraced properties, 559 semi-detached properties, 175 other properties.
Average house prices in Brentford have risen by 872.1% from £76,949 in 1995 to £748,025 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Brentford by number of properties include Ealing Road, Kew Bridge Road, High Street, Pump House Crescent, Capital Interchange Way.
Brentford is located in Greater London, in the Hounslow district.