# Pinner Property Market Summary
Pinner has established itself as a highly desirable residential area in northwest London, with the property market demonstrating remarkable resilience and sustained growth over recent years. With 12,440 properties in the area, the market has shown consistent upward momentum, with average prices climbing from £648,469 in 2017 to £793,967 in early 2025 – representing a substantial increase of approximately 22% over this period. The market reached a notable peak in 2022 at £779,087, experienced a modest correction in 2023-2024, but has since resumed its upward trajectory. Transaction volumes have remained robust, typically ranging between 400-600 sales annually, indicating healthy market liquidity and sustained buyer demand.
What makes Pinner particularly notable is its blend of suburban charm, excellent transport links via the Metropolitan line, and outstanding educational facilities, which continue to attract families and professionals alike. The area's historic high street, village-like atmosphere, and abundance of green spaces contribute to its enduring appeal. The significant price growth, particularly the strong performance in 2025, suggests that Pinner remains one of the more sought-after postcodes in outer London, consistently commanding premium valuations compared to many surrounding areas.
The average house price in Pinner, Greater London is £385,940. Prices range from £100 to £7,828,146.
There are 12,440 properties in Pinner with 15,261 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Pinner is £310,000, compared to an average of £385,940.
Pinner has 4,367 semi-detached properties, 3,266 flat / maisonette properties, 3,204 detached properties, 1,432 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Pinner have risen by 749.1% from £117,775 in 1995 to £1,000,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Pinner by number of properties include Uxbridge Road, Marsh Road, Elm Park Road, The Avenue, Cannon Lane.
Pinner is located in Greater London, in the Harrow district.