# Somerton Property Market Summary
Somerton's property market demonstrates a robust upward trajectory, with average prices rising significantly from £344,729 in 2016 to £406,621 in early 2025. The market experienced particularly strong growth during the pandemic period, with prices jumping to over £417,000 in 2020 and peaking at £426,453 in 2022. Whilst there was a modest correction in 2023-2024, recent 2025 data suggests renewed confidence, with prices recovering towards previous highs. The market has remained relatively active, with sales volumes consistently healthy, though the 2025 figure reflects only partial year data.
The area benefits from a substantial housing stock of 3,195 properties, suggesting a well-established residential community. The current overall average price of £260,609 likely reflects a mix of property types across different periods, whilst recent transaction prices in the £380,000-£425,000 range indicate the market value for properties changing hands today. Somerton has proven resilient through recent economic uncertainty, maintaining values well above pre-pandemic levels and demonstrating sustained buyer demand across the market cycle.
The average house price in Somerton, Somerset is £260,609. Prices range from £200 to £3,300,000.
There are 3,195 properties in Somerton with 3,920 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Somerton is £210,000, compared to an average of £260,609.
Somerton has 1,574 detached properties, 874 semi-detached properties, 474 terraced properties, 194 other properties.
Average house prices in Somerton have risen by 434.3% from £76,110 in 1995 to £406,621 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Somerton by number of properties include High Street, Langport Road, Queen Street, Sutton Road, Behind Berry.
Somerton is located in Somerset, in the South Somerset district.