# Southport Property Market Summary
Southport's property market demonstrates notable resilience with an average price of £158,472 across its substantial housing stock of over 31,000 properties. The coastal town has experienced considerable price volatility over recent years, with values peaking at £289,369 in 2020 before stabilising in the £247,000-£268,000 range between 2021 and 2023. The market has maintained consistent transaction volumes, averaging around 1,500 sales annually, which suggests healthy liquidity and sustained buyer interest in the area.
Recent trends indicate a maturing market, with 2024 showing £255,418 average prices across 1,862 transactions – the highest sales volume in the dataset. The early 2025 figures of £262,283 suggest continued stability, though the small sample size for 2026 (six sales at £300,000) should be treated cautiously. What makes Southport particularly notable is its ability to maintain strong transaction volumes even during periods of broader market uncertainty, positioning it as an accessible seaside location that offers relative affordability compared to many UK coastal towns whilst maintaining steady demand from both residents and investors.
The average house price in Southport, Merseyside is £158,472. Prices range from £100 to £39,847,101.
There are 31,063 properties in Southport with 38,600 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Southport is £125,000, compared to an average of £158,472.
Southport has 14,942 semi-detached properties, 6,901 detached properties, 6,041 flat / maisonette properties, 2,462 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Southport have risen by 395.9% from £60,502 in 1995 to £300,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Southport by number of properties include Liverpool Road, Cambridge Road, Promenade, Park Road, Guildford Road.
Southport is located in Merseyside, in the Sefton district.