# Stockbridge Property Market Summary
Stockbridge has demonstrated remarkable volatility in recent years, with average property prices showing significant fluctuation from the 2016 baseline of £537,395. The market experienced steady growth through to 2020, reaching £800,245, before witnessing extraordinary peaks in 2022 (£1,368,946) and early 2025 (£1,175,524). The current average price of £499,301 across 1,950 properties suggests a more diverse housing stock than these annual averages might indicate, likely reflecting a mix of flats, terraced houses, and larger family homes that characterise this desirable area.
The dramatic price spikes in 2022 and 2025, alongside the higher averages from 2019 onwards, point to significant high-value transactions influencing the market, possibly indicating development activity or the sale of premium properties. Trading volumes have remained relatively robust, with 2021 seeing the highest activity at 160 sales, though 2025's figures (42 sales) represent only partial-year data. This market's resilience through various economic conditions, combined with sustained transaction levels, underscores Stockbridge's enduring appeal as a well-established residential location with both period charm and modern amenities attracting a range of buyers.
The average house price in Stockbridge, Hampshire is £499,301. Prices range from £8,190 to £14,665,000.
There are 1,950 properties in Stockbridge with 2,391 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Stockbridge is £360,000, compared to an average of £499,301.
Stockbridge has 1,126 detached properties, 390 semi-detached properties, 258 terraced properties, 106 other properties.
Average house prices in Stockbridge have risen by 718.5% from £143,623 in 1995 to £1,175,524 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Stockbridge by number of properties include High Street, Romsey Road, Station Road, Winton Hill, Horsebridge Road.
Stockbridge is located in Hampshire, in the Test Valley district.