# Marlow Property Market Summary
Marlow, an affluent Thames-side town in Buckinghamshire, commands a significant premium above its average property value of £486,607, with actual transaction prices typically ranging between £816,000 and £1.2 million over recent years. The market peaked in 2018 at approximately £1.21 million before moderating, reflecting broader adjustments in the premium property sector. Recent trends show prices stabilising around £835,000-£880,000, following a gradual decline from the post-pandemic highs of 2021. The market remains active with over 6,000 properties tracked, demonstrating Marlow's enduring appeal despite price corrections.
The town's desirability stems from its riverside location, excellent transport links to London (Marlow station connects to Maidenhead and the Elizabeth Line), outstanding schools, and vibrant high street featuring Michelin-starred dining. This combination attracts affluent professionals and families seeking a prestigious address within commuting distance of the capital. Transaction volumes have remained relatively robust, with 2024 seeing 337 sales—the highest since 2021—suggesting renewed buyer confidence even as prices moderate slightly. The market here represents prime Home Counties property, where lifestyle amenities and location continue to command substantial premiums.
The average house price in Marlow, Buckinghamshire is £486,607. Prices range from £4,000 to £43,100,000.
There are 6,297 properties in Marlow with 8,280 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Marlow is £335,000, compared to an average of £486,607.
Marlow has 2,519 detached properties, 1,486 semi-detached properties, 1,286 terraced properties, 858 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Marlow have risen by 513% from £136,223 in 1995 to £835,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Marlow by number of properties include Marlow Bottom, Dean Street, Marlow Bottom Road, Station Road, Henley Road.
Marlow is located in Buckinghamshire, in the Wycombe district.