# Camborne Property Market Summary
Camborne presents an interesting case study in post-pandemic property dynamics. The market experienced dramatic growth between 2016 and 2021, with average prices surging from £163,970 to £291,942 – a remarkable 78% increase driven particularly by the 2020-2021 period. However, following this peak, the market has entered a corrective phase, with prices moderating to £241,141 in early 2025. Despite this recent cooling, values remain substantially above pre-pandemic levels, reflecting the broader Cornwall property boom fuelled by remote working trends and lifestyle migration.
The current market shows signs of stabilisation, with transaction volumes recovering to 453 sales in 2024 after declining from the 2016-2018 highs. Camborne's average price of £146,087 across the entire dataset suggests a historically affordable entry point compared to coastal Cornish towns, making it attractive to first-time buyers and those seeking value in the region. The town's mining heritage, ongoing regeneration efforts, and position as a commercial hub for the wider area continue to underpin demand, though buyers should note the market has shifted from the exceptional growth witnessed during the pandemic years to more measured, sustainable conditions.
The average house price in Camborne, Cornwall is £146,087. Prices range from £170 to £6,607,231.
There are 7,616 properties in Camborne with 9,593 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Camborne is £125,975, compared to an average of £146,087.
Camborne has 3,205 terraced properties, 2,132 detached properties, 1,516 semi-detached properties, 530 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Camborne have risen by 460.1% from £43,056 in 1995 to £241,141 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Camborne by number of properties include Fore Street, Pendarves Street, Trevithick Road, Rosemellin, North Roskear Road.
Camborne is located in Cornwall, in the Kerrier district.