# Saltash Property Market Summary
Saltash, often referred to as "the Gateway to Cornwall," has demonstrated notable volatility in its property market over recent years. With 6,546 properties and an overall average price of £183,676, the town has experienced significant price fluctuations since 2017. The market peaked dramatically in 2020 at £394,322, likely influenced by pandemic-driven demand for coastal and semi-rural locations. Following this peak, prices stabilised in the £300,000-£330,000 range between 2021-2025, with recent data from 2025 showing an average of £332,186 across 210 sales. Transaction volumes have remained relatively consistent, ranging from 210 to 377 sales annually, suggesting sustained market activity.
The discrepancy between the overall average price (£183,676) and recent annual averages indicates Saltash contains a broad mix of property types, from more affordable flats and terraces to higher-value family homes. This Cornish town's appeal lies in its strategic position on the Tamar Bridge, offering convenient access to Plymouth whilst retaining a distinctly Cornish character. The market appears to have matured following the 2020 spike, with prices now showing signs of gradual appreciation, making Saltash an interesting option for buyers seeking value on the Devon-Cornwall border.
The average house price in Saltash, Cornwall is £183,676. Prices range from £250 to £16,995,000.
There are 6,546 properties in Saltash with 8,669 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Saltash is £145,000, compared to an average of £183,676.
Saltash has 2,348 detached properties, 2,020 terraced properties, 1,567 semi-detached properties, 387 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Saltash have risen by 448.1% from £66,596 in 1995 to £365,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Saltash by number of properties include St Stephens Road, Grassmere Way, Callington Road, New Road, North Road.
Saltash is located in Cornwall, in the Caradon district.