# Eastbourne Property Market Summary
Eastbourne's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with average prices fluctuating significantly over recent years. The market peaked dramatically in 2023 at £480,982 before moderating to £382,132 in 2024. With 38,438 properties in the area and an overall average price of £191,566, Eastbourne represents a substantial coastal market. Transaction volumes have varied considerably, from a high of 2,038 sales in 2024 to just 988 in 2023, suggesting shifting market dynamics and buyer confidence levels throughout different periods.
The seaside town has experienced a particularly interesting trajectory since 2017, when average prices stood at £361,980. After dipping to £313,152 in 2018, values generally trended upward through subsequent years, with 2021 showing relative affordability at £325,767 before the sharp 2023 spike. The partial 2025 data (598 sales at £345,023) indicates a continuing correction from the 2023 peak, suggesting the market may be stabilising at more sustainable levels. Eastbourne's position as a traditional coastal retirement destination and its improving connectivity to London continue to underpin demand, though the market clearly remains sensitive to broader economic conditions.
The average house price in Eastbourne, East Sussex is £191,566. Prices range from £500 to £29,900,000.
There are 38,438 properties in Eastbourne with 52,626 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Eastbourne is £152,500, compared to an average of £191,566.
Eastbourne has 12,927 flat / maisonette properties, 9,862 terraced properties, 7,613 semi-detached properties, 7,430 detached properties.
Average house prices in Eastbourne have risen by 130.8% from £60,661 in 1995 to £140,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Eastbourne by number of properties include Upperton Road, Seaside, Silverdale Road, Victoria Drive, St Leonards Road.
Eastbourne is located in East Sussex, in the Eastbourne district.