# Epsom Property Market Summary
Epsom's property market demonstrates notable resilience, with an average price of £347,678 across 23,263 properties. The market has experienced considerable fluctuation since 2017, beginning at £559,000 and reaching a peak of £675,369 in 2022. Recent years show prices stabilising around the £640,000-£660,000 range, though 2024 saw a dip to £588,711 before recovering to £644,422 in early 2025. Transaction volumes have remained robust, typically ranging between 800-1,100 sales annually, indicating sustained market activity and buyer confidence in the area.
Epsom's enduring appeal stems from its excellent connectivity to London (under 40 minutes to central London), renowned racecourse, and strong local amenities. The town benefits from outstanding schools, attractive green spaces including Epsom Common, and a balanced mix of Victorian and Edwardian properties alongside modern developments. This combination of practical commuter advantages and quality of life factors continues to attract families and professionals, underpinning the area's stable property values despite broader economic uncertainties. The market's ability to maintain prices above £640,000 in 2025 suggests ongoing demand for this well-established Surrey location.
The average house price in Epsom, Surrey is £347,678. Prices range from £100 to £23,750,000.
There are 23,263 properties in Epsom with 29,413 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Epsom is £272,000, compared to an average of £347,678.
Epsom has 7,956 semi-detached properties, 6,256 detached properties, 5,353 flat / maisonette properties, 3,357 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Epsom have risen by 390.8% from £106,625 in 1995 to £523,333 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Epsom by number of properties include Kingston Road, Chessington Road, East Street, Ashley Road, Hook Road.
Epsom is located in Surrey, in the Epsom And Ewell district.