# Stocksfield Property Market Summary
Stocksfield presents a dynamic property market with significant price volatility over recent years. The current average property price stands at £237,848 across 1,239 properties, though year-on-year data reveals considerable fluctuation. The market has experienced notable peaks, particularly in 2022 when average prices reached £450,952, before moderating to £338,491 in 2024. The early 2025 figures suggest prices are stabilising around £378,908, though this is based on just 28 sales to date. Transaction volumes have remained relatively steady, typically ranging between 44 and 88 sales annually, indicating consistent market activity.
What makes Stocksfield particularly notable is its remarkable price variability, with swings of over £200,000 between certain years (notably the drop from 2019 to 2020). This suggests a diverse housing stock, likely encompassing everything from smaller rural properties to substantial family homes. The village's appeal as a commuter location in Northumberland, combined with its semi-rural character, appears to attract buyers seeking both accessibility and countryside living, contributing to sustained demand despite price fluctuations.
The average house price in Stocksfield, Northumberland is £237,848. Prices range from £1,000 to £2,691,000.
There are 1,239 properties in Stocksfield with 1,551 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Stocksfield is £175,000, compared to an average of £237,848.
Stocksfield has 468 detached properties, 343 terraced properties, 316 semi-detached properties, 58 other properties.
Average house prices in Stocksfield have risen by 393.9% from £76,715 in 1995 to £378,908 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Stocksfield by number of properties include New Ridley Road, Riding Dene, Painshawfield Road, Birkdene, Meadowfield Road.
Stocksfield is located in Northumberland, in the Tynedale district.