# Faringdon Property Market Summary
Faringdon's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with an overall average price of £301,135 across 4,666 properties. The market experienced a significant peak in 2016 at £629,022, before settling into a more moderate range. Following a period of relative stability between 2017-2019 (averaging around £390,000-£400,000), prices surged during the pandemic years, climbing from £453,905 in 2020 to a post-2016 high of £549,601 in 2021. This reflected the broader national trend of increased demand for properties outside major urban centres.
More recent data suggests a cooling market, with average prices declining from 2022's £525,195 to £411,361 in 2024, before recovering slightly to £441,037 in early 2025. Transaction volumes have remained robust, with over 300 sales annually in recent years, indicating sustained market activity. The town's position in Oxfordshire, offering a blend of market town character with reasonable accessibility to larger centres, continues to attract buyers seeking value outside more expensive nearby areas. Current pricing levels suggest the market is finding a new equilibrium after the pandemic-era surge.
The average house price in Faringdon, Oxfordshire is £301,135. Prices range from £4,000 to £14,500,000.
There are 4,666 properties in Faringdon with 6,052 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Faringdon is £240,000, compared to an average of £301,135.
Faringdon has 1,915 detached properties, 1,205 semi-detached properties, 959 terraced properties, 441 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Faringdon have risen by 379.5% from £91,982 in 1995 to £441,037 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Faringdon by number of properties include High Street, Ampthill Way, Swan Lane, Coxwell Road, Gloucester Street.
Faringdon is located in Oxfordshire, in the Vale Of White Horse district.