# Moor Row Property Market Summary
Moor Row presents an exceptionally affordable property market with an average price of just £82,579 across 308 properties, positioning it amongst the most budget-friendly areas in Cumbria. This former mining village has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with average prices fluctuating considerably – from £70,250 in 2023 to a recent surge reaching £191,000 in early 2025. The market has shown an overall upward trajectory since the 2019 low of £76,750, with particularly strong growth between 2020 and 2022, though interpreting recent figures requires caution given the relatively small number of transactions.
The area's appeal lies in its remarkable affordability for first-time buyers and investors seeking entry-level opportunities in West Cumbria. Whilst transaction volumes remain modest (typically 6-26 sales annually), the recent spike in 2025 prices suggests renewed interest in the area, possibly reflecting broader demand for affordable housing in rural Cumbrian locations. Moor Row offers genuine value for those prioritising low property costs, though the price volatility indicates a sensitive local market where individual sales can significantly impact annual averages.
The average house price in Moor Row, Cumbria is £82,579. Prices range from £7,250 to £362,500.
There are 308 properties in Moor Row with 409 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Moor Row is £62,500, compared to an average of £82,579.
Moor Row has 184 terraced properties, 69 detached properties, 33 semi-detached properties, 20 other properties.
Average house prices in Moor Row have risen by 374.8% from £40,224 in 1995 to £191,000 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Moor Row by number of properties include Dalzell Street, Penzance Street, Scalegill Road, Church Street, John Street.
Moor Row is located in Cumbria, in the Copeland district.
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