# Burford Property Market Summary
Burford's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with average prices experiencing dramatic fluctuations over recent years. Following a sharp upward trajectory from £595,452 in 2016 to a peak of £1.4 million in 2020, the market has shown considerable variation, with the current average price of £537,185 sitting below mid-2010s levels. The 2024 average of nearly £1 million represents a significant rebound from 2022-2023 lows, though early 2025 data suggests prices may be settling back around £624,000. This volatility likely reflects the area's appeal as a premium Cotswold destination where high-value property transactions can significantly influence yearly averages.
Transaction volumes have notably increased in recent years, with 2021-2024 seeing substantially more sales (82-130 annually) compared to 2016-2019 (38-52 sales). This suggests growing market activity in this historic market town, renowned for its medieval architecture and quintessentially English charm. Burford's position on the River Windrush and its reputation as the "Gateway to the Cotswolds" continues to attract buyers seeking character properties in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, though the market's price swings indicate sensitivity to broader economic conditions affecting the premium property sector.
The average house price in Burford, Oxfordshire is £537,185. Prices range from £13,000 to £22,600,000.
There are 1,148 properties in Burford with 1,473 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Burford is £360,000, compared to an average of £537,185.
Burford has 525 detached properties, 240 semi-detached properties, 240 terraced properties, 79 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Burford have risen by 273.8% from £166,895 in 1995 to £623,919 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Burford by number of properties include The Hill, Hawthorn Drive, Forest Grove, High Street, Witney Street.
Burford is located in Oxfordshire, in the West Oxfordshire district.