# Crewe Property Market Summary
Crewe's property market demonstrates notable resilience with an average property price of £171,238 across its substantial housing stock of over 32,000 properties. The town has experienced considerable price volatility over recent years, with values declining from a peak of £306,518 in 2017 to £253,319 by 2020, before recovering to approximately £274,000-£282,000 during the 2021-2025 period. This pattern reflects both broader economic pressures and a market correction following the 2017 highs. Transaction volumes have remained healthy, consistently delivering between 1,500 to 2,300 annual sales, indicating sustained buyer interest despite price fluctuations.
As a major railway town in Cheshire, Crewe benefits from exceptional transport connectivity, which continues to underpin its property market appeal. The relatively affordable average price point compared to many UK locations makes it particularly attractive for first-time buyers and families seeking value whilst maintaining access to major cities including Manchester, Liverpool, and Birmingham. The recent stabilisation in prices around the £275,000 mark suggests the market has found a new equilibrium, though the limited 2026 data should be interpreted cautiously given the small sample size of just four sales.
The average house price in Crewe, Cheshire is £171,238. Prices range from £700 to £26,640,000.
There are 32,478 properties in Crewe with 41,055 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Crewe is £120,000, compared to an average of £171,238.
Crewe has 11,484 detached properties, 11,415 semi-detached properties, 7,527 terraced properties, 1,351 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Crewe have risen by 467.9% from £55,030 in 1995 to £312,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Crewe by number of properties include Crewe Road, West Street, Alton Street, Walthall Street, Broad Street.
Crewe is located in Cheshire, in the Crewe And Nantwich district.