# Broseley Property Market Summary
Broseley's property market has demonstrated notable resilience and growth over recent years, with the average price across 1,390 properties standing at £162,662. However, annual transaction data reveals a more dynamic picture, with prices climbing steadily from approximately £220,000 in 2016-2017 to £311,944 in early 2025. This upward trajectory has been particularly pronounced since 2021, when average prices surpassed £265,000 and continued rising through 2024, reaching £274,326. The market experienced a temporary dip in 2019, when average prices fell to £168,868, though this may reflect a shift in property mix given the significantly lower sales volume that year.
What makes Broseley particularly notable is its strong recent momentum, with 2025's early figures showing a significant jump to over £311,000, suggesting sustained buyer demand despite broader economic headwinds. Transaction volumes have varied considerably, from peak years of 168 sales in 2017 and 142 in 2018, to more modest activity levels in recent years. This historic Shropshire town appears to offer relative value compared to more expensive commuter areas whilst benefiting from growing appeal, reflected in the consistent price appreciation over the past four years.
The average house price in Broseley, Shropshire is £162,662. Prices range from £9,000 to £1,276,839.
There are 1,390 properties in Broseley with 1,753 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Broseley is £140,000, compared to an average of £162,662.
Broseley has 575 detached properties, 500 semi-detached properties, 244 terraced properties, 44 other properties.
Average house prices in Broseley have risen by 499.1% from £52,066 in 1995 to £311,944 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Broseley by number of properties include Haycop Rise, Bridgnorth Road, High Street, Wilkinson Avenue, Cherrybrook Drive.
Broseley is located in Shropshire, in the Bridgnorth district.