# Highbridge Property Market Summary
Highbridge's property market has demonstrated notable volatility over recent years, with average prices fluctuating considerably from a low of £231,030 in 2016 to a peak of £450,296 in 2022. The current average property price stands at £203,087 across 3,693 properties, though this headline figure masks more recent transactional averages that have remained substantially higher. Since the 2022 peak, the market has seen a gradual cooling, with 2024 and 2025 (year-to-date) averaging around £290,000-£299,000, representing a more sustainable price level following the post-pandemic surge.
The market has maintained relatively healthy transaction volumes, with sales consistently exceeding 100 properties annually and notably strong activity in 2021 (276 sales) and 2024 (255 sales). This Somerset town's property market appears to have weathered recent economic uncertainties with resilience, though buyers should note the significant price corrections from 2022 highs. The area offers comparatively affordable property options compared to many UK locations, making it potentially attractive for first-time buyers and those seeking value in the South West region.
The average house price in Highbridge, Somerset is £203,087. Prices range from £550 to £4,320,000.
There are 3,693 properties in Highbridge with 4,685 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Highbridge is £160,000, compared to an average of £203,087.
Highbridge has 1,287 detached properties, 958 semi-detached properties, 920 terraced properties, 363 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Highbridge have risen by 347.8% from £64,906 in 1995 to £290,681 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Highbridge by number of properties include Brent Street, Church Road, Burnham Road, Church Street, The Causeway.
Highbridge is located in Somerset, in the Sedgemoor district.