# Mayfield Property Market Summary
Mayfield presents a notably volatile property market with significant price fluctuations over recent years. The area contains 1,095 properties with a current average price of £433,734. The market has experienced dramatic swings, from £493,053 in 2017 to a peak of £1,066,692 in 2023, before declining sharply to £620,957 in 2024 and £528,409 in 2025. This volatility suggests a market influenced by smaller sales volumes and potentially diverse property types, with transaction numbers declining from the low-to-mid 60s in 2021-2022 to just 22 sales in early 2025.
The area's defining characteristic is its unpredictable price trajectory, which may reflect a mix of high-value and more modest properties selling at different times, creating substantial year-on-year variations. The 2026 data (£250,000 average from just 2 sales) should be treated cautiously due to limited sample size. Prospective buyers should note that whilst the recent downward trend from the 2023 peak might suggest improved affordability, the historical volatility makes this a market requiring careful research and realistic valuation expectations. The area appears to experience lower transaction volumes than more liquid markets, which can amplify price movements.
The average house price in Mayfield, East Sussex is £433,734. Prices range from £10,000 to £5,900,000.
There are 1,095 properties in Mayfield with 1,334 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Mayfield is £340,000, compared to an average of £433,734.
Mayfield has 573 detached properties, 209 semi-detached properties, 141 terraced properties, 117 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Mayfield have risen by 80% from £138,858 in 1995 to £250,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Mayfield by number of properties include Little Trodgers Lane, West Street, East Street, Station Road, Coggins Mill Lane.
Mayfield is located in East Sussex, in the Wealden district.