# Bridport Property Market Summary
Bridport's property market demonstrates significant upward momentum, with average prices climbing from £346,514 in 2016 to £482,537 in early 2025, representing substantial appreciation over the period. The market experienced particularly strong growth during 2017 and again during the post-pandemic years of 2021-2022, when average prices peaked at £488,941. With 7,945 properties in the dataset and a current overall average of £234,685, the area shows diverse housing stock spanning different market segments and property types.
The market has shown resilience despite broader economic pressures, with 2024 recording robust transaction volumes of 367 sales, though at a slightly moderated average price of £431,987. Recent data from 2025 indicates renewed upward momentum with averages returning above £480,000. This West Dorset market town continues to attract buyers, likely driven by its coastal location, artistic heritage, and appeal as both a lifestyle destination and potential second-home market. The variation in annual transaction volumes—ranging from 230 sales during the pandemic-affected 2020 to 392 in 2017—reflects typical market cycles whilst maintaining generally healthy activity levels.
The average house price in Bridport, Dorset is £234,685. Prices range from £1,900 to £6,989,105.
There are 7,945 properties in Bridport with 10,213 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bridport is £185,000, compared to an average of £234,685.
Bridport has 3,416 detached properties, 1,813 terraced properties, 1,436 semi-detached properties, 1,054 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Bridport have risen by 561.7% from £72,925 in 1995 to £482,537 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Bridport by number of properties include St Andrews Road, South Street, East Street, The Street, North Allington.
Bridport is located in Dorset, in the West Dorset district.