# Seascale Property Market Summary
Seascale's property market has demonstrated notable volatility over recent years, with the average price currently standing at £140,882 across 1,125 properties. The market experienced a significant peak in 2020 when average prices reached £272,632, followed by a gradual stabilisation around the £240,000-£250,000 mark between 2022 and 2024. The recent figure of £232,462 for early 2025 suggests a modest softening from the previous year's elevated levels, though prices remain substantially higher than the 2018-2019 period when averages dipped below £175,000.
This coastal Cumbrian village, located near the Sellafield nuclear facility, attracts a specific buyer profile due to its employment opportunities and proximity to the Lake District National Park. The market's pronounced price fluctuations likely reflect both the area's niche appeal and broader economic factors affecting West Cumbria. Transaction volumes have varied considerably, from a high of 92 sales in 2016 to just 22 in 2023, suggesting a relatively modest-sized market where pricing can be influenced by individual property mix. Despite recent price corrections from the 2020 peak, Seascale's property values have shown overall resilience, maintaining levels well above their mid-2010s baseline.
The average house price in Seascale, Cumbria is £140,882. Prices range from £600 to £1,585,000.
There are 1,125 properties in Seascale with 1,355 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Seascale is £119,000, compared to an average of £140,882.
Seascale has 430 detached properties, 415 semi-detached properties, 179 terraced properties, 54 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Seascale have risen by 342.9% from £52,490 in 1995 to £232,462 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Seascale by number of properties include Gosforth Road, The Banks, Wasdale Park, Links Crescent, Meadowfield.
Seascale is located in Cumbria, in the Copeland district.
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