# Millom Property Market Summary
Millom presents one of the most affordable property markets in the UK, with an average property price of just £97,193 across 2,607 properties. This coastal town in Cumbria offers exceptional value for buyers seeking budget-friendly housing options, though the significant gap between this overall average and recent transaction prices suggests a diverse housing stock with a substantial proportion of lower-value terraced housing and flats.
The local market has shown considerable volatility over recent years, with annual averages fluctuating notably between 2016 and 2025. Following a peak average of £180,085 in 2020, prices have stabilised around the £140,000-£160,000 range through 2021-2025. Activity levels have remained relatively robust, with sales volumes actually increasing from 102 transactions in 2016 to 160 in 2024, suggesting sustained demand despite price fluctuations. The market appears to be finding equilibrium at around £142,000 based on early 2025 data, making Millom particularly attractive for first-time buyers, investors seeking rental opportunities, or those looking for affordable coastal living in the Lake District periphery.
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*Note: The overall average of £97,193 likely reflects historical data and lower-value property types, while recent transaction averages indicate current market conditions for actively traded properties.*
The average house price in Millom, Cumbria is £97,193. Prices range from £750 to £1,547,999.
There are 2,607 properties in Millom with 3,308 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Millom is £70,000, compared to an average of £97,193.
Millom has 1,292 terraced properties, 599 semi-detached properties, 567 detached properties, 111 other properties.
Average house prices in Millom have risen by 295.3% from £35,941 in 1995 to £142,091 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Millom by number of properties include Holborn Hill, Main Street, Albert Street, Newton Street, Lowther Road.
Millom is located in Cumbria, in the Copeland district.