# Cranbrook Property Market Summary
Cranbrook's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with average prices fluctuating significantly over recent years. The current average of £393,183 across 5,301 properties masks considerable year-on-year variations, most strikingly the anomalous spike to £1.33 million in 2020, likely reflecting a temporary shift in transaction mix rather than underlying market conditions. More recently, prices have stabilised in the £530,000-£745,000 range between 2021-2025, with 2024 showing £590,530 and early 2025 tracking at £533,583, suggesting a moderate cooling after the 2022 peak.
Transaction volumes have remained consistently healthy, typically ranging between 214-362 sales annually since 2016, indicating an active and liquid market. The area maintains steady buyer interest with 307 sales in 2024 and 152 already recorded in early 2025. Cranbrook's market trajectory shows resilience despite broader economic headwinds, though the recent softening from 2022's elevated levels reflects wider correction trends across UK property markets. The area's sustained transaction activity suggests it remains attractive to buyers seeking established or developing communities within commutable distance of major employment centres.
The average house price in Cranbrook, Kent is £393,183. Prices range from £100 to £40,000,000.
There are 5,301 properties in Cranbrook with 6,589 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Cranbrook is £269,000, compared to an average of £393,183.
Cranbrook has 2,163 detached properties, 1,571 semi-detached properties, 983 terraced properties, 314 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Cranbrook have risen by 381.2% from £110,894 in 1995 to £533,583 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Cranbrook by number of properties include Rye Road, High Street, Cranbrook Road, Cranbrook Road, The Street.
Cranbrook is located in Kent, in the Tunbridge Wells district.