# Keighley Property Market Summary
Keighley's property market presents excellent value for buyers, with an overall average price of £134,971 across nearly 28,250 properties – significantly below the national average. This West Yorkshire mill town has experienced notable price growth over recent years, with average sale prices rising from £180,501 in 2017 to £232,148 in early 2025, representing approximately 29% growth over this period. The market reached its peak in 2023 at £278,732, though prices have since moderated to more sustainable levels around £220,000-£230,000.
The area offers strong prospects for first-time buyers and investors seeking affordable property in Yorkshire. Transaction volumes remain healthy, with over 1,500 sales in 2024 indicating sustained market activity despite broader economic pressures. Keighley benefits from its proximity to Leeds and Bradford, good transport links including direct rail services, and the stunning Yorkshire Dales on its doorstep. The town's ongoing regeneration efforts and relatively low entry prices make it an attractive option for those priced out of more expensive West Yorkshire locations, whilst still offering access to employment centres and outdoor amenities.
The average house price in Keighley, West Yorkshire is £134,971. Prices range from £500 to £12,797,472.
There are 28,239 properties in Keighley with 36,271 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Keighley is £105,000, compared to an average of £134,971.
Keighley has 12,558 terraced properties, 8,721 semi-detached properties, 5,190 detached properties, 1,103 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Keighley have fallen by 21.1% from £48,155 in 1995 to £38,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Keighley by number of properties include Skipton Road, Main Street, Parkwood Rise, Fell Lane, Bradford Road.
Keighley is located in West Yorkshire, in the Bradford district.