# Crowthorne Property Market Summary
Crowthorne's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with an overall average price of £375,754 across 4,752 properties. However, the annual data reveals significant year-on-year fluctuations, with prices ranging from £443,433 in 2018 to a remarkable £1.65 million in 2017 – likely influenced by a small number of high-value sales that year. More recently, the market has shown an upward trajectory, climbing from £484,099 in 2020 to £689,882 in 2023, before moderating to £526,331 in 2024. Early 2025 figures suggest prices are recovering, averaging £566,527 from 58 transactions.
This Berkshire village, located between Bracknell and Sandhurst, benefits from excellent transport links to London and Reading whilst maintaining a semi-rural character. The market has remained relatively active throughout the period, with transaction volumes typically ranging between 300-450 sales annually during peak years (2018-2023), though activity has cooled somewhat in 2024. Crowthorne's appeal lies in its combination of good schools, proximity to Swinley Forest, and commuter accessibility, factors which continue to underpin property values despite the market's inherent price variability.
The average house price in Crowthorne, Bracknell Forest is £375,754. Prices range from £1,000 to £101,000,000.
There are 4,752 properties in Crowthorne with 6,058 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Crowthorne is £296,250, compared to an average of £375,754.
Crowthorne has 2,277 detached properties, 1,048 semi-detached properties, 961 flat / maisonette properties, 389 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Crowthorne have risen by 404.8% from £112,239 in 1995 to £566,527 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Crowthorne by number of properties include Dukes Ride, Pinewood Avenue, High Street, New Wokingham Road, Ellis Road.
Crowthorne is located in Bracknell Forest, in the Bracknell Forest district.