# Merriott Property Market Summary
Merriott's property market displays considerable volatility, with the current average price of £194,819 masking significant year-on-year fluctuations. The area has seen dramatic peaks in 2017 (£409,559) and 2021 (£402,594), interspersed with more moderate periods and a notable dip in 2022 to £192,857. The 2024 figures suggest a strong recovery trajectory at £347,800, though transaction volumes have varied substantially, ranging from just 14 sales in 2022 to 60 sales in 2018. This pattern suggests the market is influenced by specific high-value transactions that can significantly impact annual averages.
Located in Somerset near the Dorset border, Merriott is a village that appeals to buyers seeking rural living within reach of Yeovil and Crewkerne. The market's variability likely reflects a mix of property types, from traditional cottages to larger detached homes, with sporadic availability of premium properties driving the occasional price spikes. The relatively modest sales volumes indicate a typical village market where properties come to market intermittently, making it important for prospective buyers to recognise that average prices may not fully represent the diverse property stock available in this established South Somerset community.
The average house price in Merriott, Somerset is £194,819. Prices range from £16,000 to £2,000,000.
There are 579 properties in Merriott with 715 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Merriott is £167,500, compared to an average of £194,819.
Merriott has 211 semi-detached properties, 189 terraced properties, 151 detached properties, 17 other properties.
Average house prices in Merriott have risen by 554% from £53,177 in 1995 to £347,800 in 2024.
The most popular streets in Merriott by number of properties include Lower Street, Hitchen, Broadway, Church Street, Glebelands.
Merriott is located in Somerset, in the South Somerset district.
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