# Ringwood Property Market Summary
Ringwood presents a dynamic property market with an overall average price of £322,379 across 7,688 properties. The market has demonstrated significant growth over recent years, with prices climbing from approximately £454,000 in 2017 to £542,000 in 2024, representing substantial appreciation despite some fluctuation. The market peaked in 2022 at £657,618, reflecting the post-pandemic property boom, before moderating slightly. Transaction volumes have varied considerably, with the busiest period between 2017-2018 (averaging over 400 sales annually) declining to lower levels more recently, which may indicate a maturing market adjusting to higher price points.
The area has proven popular with buyers, showing resilience through various market conditions. The notable price surge in 2021-2022 aligns with broader UK market trends during the stamp duty holiday period and increased demand for locations offering proximity to the New Forest and strong transport links to Bournemouth and Southampton. Whilst the 2025-2026 data appears incomplete or preliminary, the established trend suggests Ringwood remains a sought-after Hampshire location, appealing to families and those seeking a market town lifestyle with good amenities and access to both countryside and coast.
The average house price in Ringwood, Hampshire is £322,379. Prices range from £1,000 to £18,874,056.
There are 7,688 properties in Ringwood with 9,877 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Ringwood is £255,000, compared to an average of £322,379.
Ringwood has 4,619 detached properties, 1,272 semi-detached properties, 783 terraced properties, 767 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Ringwood have risen by 53% from £98,009 in 1995 to £150,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Ringwood by number of properties include Christchurch Road, Southampton Road, Northfield Road, Lions Lane, The Mount.
Ringwood is located in Hampshire, in the New Forest district.