# Petersfield Property Market Summary
Petersfield's property market demonstrates a strong upward trajectory, with average prices rising from approximately £545,000 in 2016 to over £800,000 in 2025 – representing growth of nearly 50% over the past decade. The market has shown particular resilience, with steady appreciation through most years, peaking at £808,300 in 2023. The overall average price of £364,942 across 6,636 properties reflects the diverse housing stock, encompassing everything from flats to larger family homes. Transaction volumes have remained relatively stable, though there's been a slight cooling from the 2016-2019 period when sales regularly exceeded 330 annually.
Petersfield's appeal lies in its position as an attractive market town on the edge of the South Downs National Park, combining rural charm with excellent transport links to London and the south coast. The market has proven particularly robust during the post-pandemic period, with prices holding firm above £715,000 since 2021 and reaching new heights in 2025. Whilst 2024 showed some temporary price adjustment to £596,225, the swift recovery to over £801,000 in early 2025 suggests strong underlying demand, likely driven by the town's sought-after blend of countryside setting, good schools, and commuter accessibility.
The average house price in Petersfield, Hampshire is £364,942. Prices range from £500 to £29,390,937.
There are 6,636 properties in Petersfield with 8,379 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Petersfield is £251,000, compared to an average of £364,942.
Petersfield has 2,569 detached properties, 1,478 terraced properties, 1,430 semi-detached properties, 932 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Petersfield have risen by 707.2% from £99,242 in 1995 to £801,038 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Petersfield by number of properties include The Causeway, Moggs Mead, Sussex Road, Swan Street, Marden Way.
Petersfield is located in Hampshire, in the East Hampshire district.