# Chessington Property Market Summary
Chessington's property market demonstrates considerable volatility, with average transaction values fluctuating significantly over recent years. The overall average price of £254,959 across 5,677 properties belies a more nuanced picture, with annual averages ranging from £447,433 in 2018 to notable peaks of £768,335 in 2023 and a striking £1,000,000 in 2026 (though based on just two sales). The market experienced steady growth from 2020's £497,917 through to 2022's £546,168, before the dramatic 2023 surge. More recent data from 2024-2025 shows prices settling between £472,227 and £563,606, suggesting a potential stabilisation following earlier peaks.
This South West London suburb, famous for its theme park and resort, maintains a relatively active property market with sale volumes typically ranging between 130-290 transactions annually. The area appeals to families seeking good transport links to central London via the railway station, whilst benefiting from proximity to green spaces and local amenities. The significant price variations year-on-year likely reflect the diverse housing stock, from flats and terraced properties to larger detached homes, with the mix of property types sold in any given year substantially affecting average values.
The average house price in Chessington, Greater London is £254,959. Prices range from £3,000 to £21,250,000.
There are 5,677 properties in Chessington with 7,598 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Chessington is £205,000, compared to an average of £254,959.
Chessington has 2,109 semi-detached properties, 2,070 terraced properties, 904 flat / maisonette properties, 518 detached properties.
Average house prices in Chessington have risen by 1131.6% from £81,197 in 1995 to £1,000,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Chessington by number of properties include Gilders Road, Leatherhead Road, Hook Road, Moor Lane, Clayton Road.
Chessington is located in Greater London, in the Kingston Upon Thames district.