# Crowborough Property Market Summary
Crowborough's property market demonstrates considerable volatility, with average prices fluctuating significantly over recent years. The market peaked in 2021 at £676,020, reflecting the pandemic-era surge in demand for properties outside major urban centres. Since then, prices have moderated but remain substantially elevated compared to the overall average of £312,202 across the 8,013 properties recorded. The 2024 figure of £487,803 suggests a cooling from the 2021 heights, though the market remains active with 502 sales that year—one of the highest transaction volumes in the dataset.
Crowborough, situated on the edge of Ashdown Forest in East Sussex, benefits from its attractive semi-rural location whilst maintaining good rail links to London. This positioning has made it particularly appealing to families and commuters seeking more space and access to countryside. The substantial year-on-year price variations, particularly the notable differences between 2021's peak and subsequent years, suggest a market sensitive to broader economic conditions and changing buyer priorities. The healthy transaction volumes indicate sustained interest in the area, though buyers should note the price volatility when considering long-term investment potential.
The average house price in Crowborough, East Sussex is £312,202. Prices range from £100 to £13,625,000.
There are 8,013 properties in Crowborough with 10,314 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Crowborough is £243,500, compared to an average of £312,202.
Crowborough has 3,904 detached properties, 1,943 semi-detached properties, 988 flat / maisonette properties, 932 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Crowborough have risen by 329.9% from £103,619 in 1995 to £445,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Crowborough by number of properties include Crowborough Hill, Whitehill Road, Beacon Road, Church Road, Eridge Road.
Crowborough is located in East Sussex, in the Wealden district.