# Fareham Property Market Summary
Fareham, located between Portsmouth and Southampton in Hampshire, presents a substantial property market with nearly 29,551 properties and an average price of £233,489. The area has demonstrated notable market activity over recent years, with transaction volumes remaining robust, peaking at 1,664 sales in 2024. This level of activity reflects Fareham's enduring appeal as a residential location, benefiting from excellent transport links via the M27 motorway and mainline rail connections to London, alongside its proximity to the Solent coastline.
The price history reveals considerable volatility, with average prices fluctuating between £343,750 and £499,818 since 2017. After reaching a high of nearly £500,000 in 2017, the market saw a dip before stabilising in the £380,000-£440,000 range through 2021-2024. The more recent data for 2025 shows prices moderating to £391,569, though early 2026 figures (based on limited sales) suggest potential further adjustment. This pattern indicates a dynamic market responding to broader economic conditions whilst maintaining relatively consistent transaction volumes, suggesting sustained demand for housing in this well-connected Hampshire town.
The average house price in Fareham, Hampshire is £233,489. Prices range from £750 to £52,532,210.
There are 29,551 properties in Fareham with 39,502 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Fareham is £175,000, compared to an average of £233,489.
Fareham has 9,522 semi-detached properties, 9,338 detached properties, 6,757 terraced properties, 3,408 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Fareham have risen by 354.7% from £75,598 in 1995 to £343,750 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Fareham by number of properties include West Street, Wickham Road, White Hart Lane, Highlands Road, Thyme Avenue.
Fareham is located in Hampshire, in the Fareham district.