# Bromsgrove Property Market Summary
Bromsgrove's property market demonstrates strong long-term growth, with average prices rising from £294,479 in 2017 to £365,404 in 2025 (year-to-date), representing a notable increase of approximately 24% over this period. The market peaked in 2023 at £400,148, reflecting the post-pandemic property boom that affected much of the UK. However, 2024 saw a moderate correction to £347,908, suggesting some market stabilisation after the exceptional gains of 2021-2023, when prices surged by over 35%. Transaction volumes have generally declined from 948 sales in 2017 to 284 sales thus far in 2025, indicating a cooling market with reduced activity.
Located in Worcestershire, Bromsgrove benefits from excellent transport links to Birmingham and Worcester, making it an attractive commuter town. The overall average property price of £207,527 across all 15,187 properties in the dataset appears significantly lower than recent annual averages, likely reflecting the inclusion of historical data and a diverse housing stock spanning flats, terraced homes, and larger family properties. The market's resilience through various economic conditions demonstrates Bromsgrove's enduring appeal as a residential location combining rural charm with urban accessibility.
The average house price in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire is £207,527. Prices range from £438 to £18,803,391.
There are 15,187 properties in Bromsgrove with 19,764 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bromsgrove is £165,000, compared to an average of £207,527.
Bromsgrove has 6,111 detached properties, 4,488 semi-detached properties, 2,924 terraced properties, 1,201 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Bromsgrove have risen by 89.1% from £76,663 in 1995 to £145,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bromsgrove by number of properties include Birmingham Road, Stourbridge Road, Old Birmingham Road, New Road, Alcester Road.
Bromsgrove is located in Worcestershire, in the Bromsgrove district.