# Doncaster Property Market Summary
Doncaster presents an accessible entry point into the UK property market, with an average property price of £132,807 across its substantial housing stock of 89,013 properties. The market has demonstrated notable volatility over recent years, with average sale prices fluctuating between £182,482 and £267,929. The peak occurred in 2021 at £267,929, likely reflecting the post-pandemic property boom, before moderating to £213,275 in 2024. The 2025 data shows a rebound to £240,274, though this is based on limited sales volume and should be interpreted cautiously.
The South Yorkshire town benefits from its strategic location with excellent transport links to Leeds, Sheffield, and London via the East Coast Main Line, making it attractive to commuters and investors seeking value compared to neighbouring cities. Transaction volumes have remained relatively robust, consistently exceeding 4,000 sales annually between 2017 and 2024, indicating sustained market activity. Doncaster's affordability, coupled with ongoing regeneration efforts in the town centre and surrounding areas, continues to attract first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors looking for yields in an established market with strong rental demand.
The average house price in Doncaster, South Yorkshire is £132,807. Prices range from £250 to £96,072,207.
There are 89,013 properties in Doncaster with 110,897 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Doncaster is £99,950, compared to an average of £132,807.
Doncaster has 36,918 semi-detached properties, 27,121 detached properties, 20,128 terraced properties, 2,926 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Doncaster have risen by 318% from £45,980 in 1995 to £192,217 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Doncaster by number of properties include Bawtry Road, High Street, Bentley Road, Thorne Road, High Street.
Doncaster is located in South Yorkshire, in the Doncaster district.