# Chard Property Market Summary
Chard, a historic market town on the Somerset-Devon border, presents an active property market with over 6,300 properties and an overall average price of £191,154. The market has demonstrated notable volatility in recent years, with annual average prices fluctuating considerably between 2017 and 2025. Transaction volumes have remained consistently robust, typically ranging between 240-390 sales annually, indicating steady market activity and healthy buyer interest in the area.
The price trajectory shows significant movement, climbing from approximately £273,000 in 2017 to peak at £342,000 in 2022, before moderating slightly and then surging to £377,000 in early 2025. This represents substantial growth over the period, reflecting both the town's appeal and broader market trends affecting Somerset towns. Chard attracts buyers seeking the combination of rural Somerset charm, reasonable connectivity, and more affordable pricing compared to nearby Exeter or larger Somerset towns, making it particularly appealing to families and those seeking good value in the South West property market.
The average house price in Chard, Somerset is £191,154. Prices range from £5,344 to £8,500,000.
There are 6,396 properties in Chard with 8,192 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Chard is £150,000, compared to an average of £191,154.
Chard has 2,567 detached properties, 1,659 semi-detached properties, 1,639 terraced properties, 342 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Chard have risen by 287.1% from £60,704 in 1995 to £235,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Chard by number of properties include Glynswood, Fore Street, Victoria Avenue, High Street, Forton Road.
Chard is located in Somerset, in the South Somerset district.