# Brixham Property Market Summary
Brixham, a picturesque fishing town on the Devon coast, displays a robust property market with approximately 7,417 properties and an average price of £178,491. The market has shown considerable strength in recent years, with average transaction prices rising from £264,928 in 2017 to £408,255 in 2025 – representing growth of over 50%. Particularly notable is the acceleration since the pandemic, with prices jumping from £255,520 in 2020 to £398,538 in 2023, reflecting increased demand for coastal locations. The 2024 average of £332,362 suggests some market cooling, though 2025's early data indicates renewed upward momentum.
Transaction volumes have declined from a peak of 428 sales in 2017 to just 130 in 2025 (to date), mirroring broader UK trends of reduced market activity amid higher interest rates. The combination of rising prices and falling volumes suggests Brixham remains desirable but increasingly selective, with premium pricing limiting buyer activity. As a working harbour town with scenic coastal appeal, proximity to Torbay, and a strong community character, Brixham continues to attract buyers seeking a mix of seaside lifestyle and authentic Devon charm, though affordability pressures are becoming increasingly evident in the market dynamics.
The average house price in Brixham, Torbay is £178,491. Prices range from £600 to £9,230,000.
There are 7,417 properties in Brixham with 9,687 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Brixham is £149,950, compared to an average of £178,491.
Brixham has 2,419 detached properties, 2,179 terraced properties, 1,699 semi-detached properties, 958 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Brixham have risen by 506% from £56,769 in 1995 to £344,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Brixham by number of properties include New Road, Milton Street, North Boundary Road, Bolton Street, Berry Head Road.
Brixham is located in Torbay, in the Torbay district.