# Gosport Property Market Summary
Gosport, a coastal town on the Hampshire peninsula opposite Portsmouth, presents an accessible entry point into the southern property market with an average price of £146,323 across its substantial stock of 20,391 properties. The market has demonstrated consistent growth over recent years, with average prices climbing from £229,773 in 2016 to £273,033 in early 2025. The peak occurred in 2023 at £320,525, though 2024 saw a notable correction to £252,098 despite recording the highest number of sales (1,083 transactions), suggesting increased market activity at more moderate price points.
The area's appeal lies in its waterfront location, historic maritime heritage, and significantly lower property values compared to neighbouring Portsmouth. This affordability, combined with good ferry links across Portsmouth Harbour and regeneration efforts, makes Gosport attractive to first-time buyers, families seeking better value, and those working in Portsmouth's naval and marine sectors. The steady transaction volumes of 500-800+ annual sales indicate a liquid, active market with sustained buyer interest, positioning Gosport as a value-focused option within the Solent region.
The average house price in Gosport, Hampshire is £146,323. Prices range from £1,665 to £20,182,106.
There are 20,391 properties in Gosport with 28,461 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Gosport is £123,000, compared to an average of £146,323.
Gosport has 8,469 terraced properties, 5,116 semi-detached properties, 4,387 flat / maisonette properties, 2,127 detached properties.
Average house prices in Gosport have risen by 440.9% from £50,481 in 1995 to £273,033 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Gosport by number of properties include Forton Road, Heritage Way, Brockhurst Road, Stoke Road, Gale Moor Avenue.
Gosport is located in Hampshire, in the Gosport district.