# March Property Market Summary
March, a Fenland market town in Cambridgeshire, presents an accessible property market with an overall average price of £150,740 across nearly 10,000 properties. The town has experienced notable price volatility in recent years, with a dramatic surge from £213,181 in 2017 to a peak of £325,166 in 2021—likely reflecting the post-pandemic property boom that affected many UK market towns. Since then, prices have moderated, settling around £265,104 in 2024 and £255,559 in early 2025, suggesting a market correction whilst still maintaining values well above pre-2020 levels.
The market has shown robust activity, with sales volumes particularly strong during 2020-2021 (488 and 688 sales respectively), though activity has since normalised to more typical levels. This pattern reflects March's appeal as an affordable alternative for buyers priced out of nearby Cambridge and Peterborough, whilst offering good transport links via the mainline railway station. The town's fenland location and historic market town character continue to attract buyers seeking value in Cambridgeshire, though the recent price softening suggests the market is finding a more sustainable level after the pandemic-era surge.
The average house price in March, Cambridgeshire is £150,740. Prices range from £500 to £5,300,000.
There are 9,898 properties in March with 13,276 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in March is £124,973, compared to an average of £150,740.
March has 5,034 detached properties, 2,496 semi-detached properties, 1,781 terraced properties, 347 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in March have risen by 892.1% from £44,854 in 1995 to £445,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in March by number of properties include Station Road, Wisbech Road, Norwood Road, Creek Road, High Street.
March is located in Cambridgeshire, in the Fenland district.