# Ivybridge Property Market Summary
Ivybridge, located on the southern edge of Dartmoor National Park, demonstrates a robust property market with nearly 6,000 properties recorded and an average price of £212,549. The market has shown consistent growth over recent years, with average property values rising from £349,310 in 2016 to £363,935 in early 2025. Particularly notable is the strong performance during 2021-2023, when prices climbed from £343,003 to £401,627, reflecting both the post-pandemic housing surge and Ivybridge's appeal as a commuter town with excellent links to Plymouth and the A38.
The market has seen healthy transaction volumes, with sales activity peaking at 414 properties in 2020 and maintaining strong momentum through to 2024 with 413 sales. The 2024 figures show a slight price correction to £356,206 from 2023's peak, suggesting a market recalibration in line with broader economic conditions. Ivybridge's combination of good schools, access to moorland scenery, and reasonable commuting distance to Plymouth makes it particularly attractive to families and professionals seeking value outside city centre prices whilst maintaining connectivity to urban amenities.
The average house price in Ivybridge, Devon is £212,549. Prices range from £1,000 to £5,074,750.
There are 5,999 properties in Ivybridge with 8,239 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Ivybridge is £170,000, compared to an average of £212,549.
Ivybridge has 2,208 detached properties, 1,651 semi-detached properties, 1,598 terraced properties, 336 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Ivybridge have risen by 450.1% from £66,152 in 1995 to £363,935 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Ivybridge by number of properties include Cleeve Drive, Western Road, Fore Street, Hazel Lane, Yeolland Park.
Ivybridge is located in Devon, in the South Hams district.