# Falmouth Property Market Summary
Falmouth, the historic maritime town on Cornwall's south coast, demonstrates a dynamic property market with an average price of £250,596 across its 10,418 properties. The market has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with average prices climbing from £389,345 in 2017 to a peak of £507,351 in 2022 – reflecting the pandemic-driven surge in demand for coastal locations. However, the market has shown signs of correction, with prices moderating to £468,303 in 2024, though still maintaining substantial gains from pre-pandemic levels.
The town benefits from its unique position as both a working port and a university town (home to Falmouth University), creating diverse housing demand from students, maritime professionals, and those seeking a coastal lifestyle. Sales volumes peaked dramatically in 2021 with 690 transactions as buyers competed for limited coastal stock, before settling back to more sustainable levels. The combination of stunning harbour views, proximity to beaches, vibrant arts scene, and strong community infrastructure makes Falmouth particularly attractive to downsizers, remote workers, and lifestyle buyers, though affordability challenges persist given the disparity between local wages and property values in this sought-after Cornish location.
The average house price in Falmouth, Cornwall is £250,596. Prices range from £200 to £11,140,000.
There are 10,418 properties in Falmouth with 13,180 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Falmouth is £190,000, compared to an average of £250,596.
Falmouth has 3,077 detached properties, 3,019 terraced properties, 2,059 semi-detached properties, 1,918 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Falmouth have risen by 369.4% from £65,956 in 1995 to £309,625 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Falmouth by number of properties include Cliff Road, Longfield, Boslowick Road, Trefusis Road, Killigrew Street.
Falmouth is located in Cornwall, in the Carrick district.