# Brentwood Property Market Summary
Brentwood's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with the current average price of £352,557 across nearly 22,000 properties reflecting the area's diverse housing stock. The market has experienced significant fluctuations since 2017, peaking at £783,044 in 2020 during the pandemic-driven "race for space" before moderating. Recent trends show renewed strength, with average prices climbing from £496,114 in 2023 to £615,606 in 2024 and continuing upward to £664,852 in early 2025, suggesting robust buyer demand returning to the area.
Transaction volumes have remained relatively healthy, averaging over 1,000 sales annually in recent years, indicating a liquid and active market. The town's appeal stems from its excellent transport links to London via the Elizabeth Line and mainline rail services, making it a popular choice for commuters seeking more space and greenery whilst maintaining capital connectivity. Brentwood combines a historic market town character with modern amenities, strong schools, and proximity to both the Essex countryside and central London—factors which continue to underpin its property market resilience despite broader economic uncertainties.
The average house price in Brentwood, Essex is £352,557. Prices range from £200 to £77,940,000.
There are 21,991 properties in Brentwood with 27,902 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Brentwood is £250,000, compared to an average of £352,557.
Brentwood has 6,459 detached properties, 6,244 semi-detached properties, 5,349 flat / maisonette properties, 3,520 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Brentwood have risen by 439.4% from £99,078 in 1995 to £534,400 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Brentwood by number of properties include Ongar Road, Eagle Way, Rayleigh Road, Rollason Way, The Galleries.
Brentwood is located in Essex, in the Brentwood district.