# Rotherham Property Market Summary
Rotherham's property market presents exceptional value for buyers, with an average property price of just £126,084 across nearly 55,000 properties—significantly below the national average. This South Yorkshire town offers affordable housing options that appeal to first-time buyers, investors seeking rental yields, and families looking for more space without the premium prices of nearby cities like Sheffield or Leeds.
The market has demonstrated notable volatility over recent years, with average prices fluctuating between £174,608 and £256,438 since 2017. After peaking at over £256,000 in 2018, prices moderated before showing resilience during the pandemic years. The market has remained relatively stable between £194,000 and £241,000 from 2021 onwards, with 2024 showing particularly strong transaction volumes at 3,471 sales. This consistent activity level, alongside the town's affordability, positions Rotherham as an accessible entry point into property ownership in the Yorkshire region, particularly for those priced out of more expensive neighbouring markets.
The average house price in Rotherham, South Yorkshire is £126,084. Prices range from £100 to £89,450,000.
There are 54,774 properties in Rotherham with 67,828 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Rotherham is £92,000, compared to an average of £126,084.
Rotherham has 24,026 semi-detached properties, 13,824 terraced properties, 13,428 detached properties, 2,411 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Rotherham have risen by 457.6% from £43,339 in 1995 to £241,667 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Rotherham by number of properties include Doncaster Road, East Bawtry Road, High Street, Upper Wortley Road, Bawtry Road.
Rotherham is located in South Yorkshire, in the Rotherham district.