# Okehampton Property Market Summary
Okehampton's property market has demonstrated robust growth over the past decade, with average prices rising from £243,395 in 2016 to £365,081 in 2025 – an increase of approximately 50%. The market experienced its strongest momentum between 2018 and 2021, likely reflecting the post-pandemic shift towards countryside locations, with prices climbing from around £300,000 to £357,778. Following a slight dip in 2023 (£337,304), the market has recovered confidently, with 2025 showing renewed vigour despite relatively early-year data.
Transaction volumes have remained healthy throughout, peaking during 2021-2023 when annual sales exceeded 400 properties, suggesting strong and sustained demand for this Dartmoor gateway town. The current average market price of £214,677 across the broader dataset of 6,252 properties indicates a diverse housing stock, encompassing everything from more affordable terraced homes to substantial rural properties. Okehampton's appeal lies in its combination of market town amenities, excellent access to Dartmoor National Park, and its position as an increasingly accessible commuter location following recent rail connectivity improvements, making it particularly attractive to those seeking countryside living without complete remoteness.
The average house price in Okehampton, Devon is £214,677. Prices range from £1,000 to £4,639,424.
There are 6,252 properties in Okehampton with 7,902 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Okehampton is £170,000, compared to an average of £214,677.
Okehampton has 2,620 detached properties, 1,631 terraced properties, 1,289 semi-detached properties, 365 other properties.
Average house prices in Okehampton have risen by 480.9% from £62,844 in 1995 to £365,081 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Okehampton by number of properties include Station Road, Crediton Road, Northfield Road, East Street, Exeter Road.
Okehampton is located in Devon, in the West Devon district.