# Templecombe Property Market Summary
Templecombe, a village straddling the Somerset-Dorset border, presents an intriguing property market characterised by notable volatility. With 1,280 properties and a current average price of £232,574, the area shows significant price fluctuations over recent years. The market peaked dramatically in 2021 at £527,282, before moderating to £380,372 in early 2025. This volatility likely reflects the mix of property types in this rural location, from period cottages to more modern developments, with transaction volumes consistently ranging between 42-70 sales annually.
The area's appeal lies in its rural character combined with excellent transport links – Templecombe's railway station provides direct services to London Waterloo, making it attractive to commuters seeking countryside living. The market experienced considerable growth during the pandemic years (2020-2021), mirroring broader trends of buyers seeking rural relocations. Whilst prices have since adjusted from the 2021 peak, the market appears to be stabilising around the £350,000-£400,000 range, suggesting sustained interest in this accessible Somerset-Dorset village with its blend of rural tranquillity and connectivity.
The average house price in Templecombe, Somerset is £232,574. Prices range from £1,000 to £6,469,432.
There are 1,280 properties in Templecombe with 1,707 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Templecombe is £170,000, compared to an average of £232,574.
Templecombe has 556 detached properties, 327 semi-detached properties, 276 terraced properties, 62 other properties.
Average house prices in Templecombe have risen by 462.8% from £67,588 in 1995 to £380,372 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Templecombe by number of properties include High Street, Yarn Barton, Townsend Green, Bowden Road, Old Station Gardens.
Templecombe is located in Somerset, in the South Somerset district.