# Totnes Property Market Summary
Totnes has demonstrated remarkable property market growth over the past decade, with average prices climbing from £326,216 in 2016 to £427,274 in early 2025 – representing an increase of over 30%. The market experienced particularly strong appreciation during the pandemic years, with prices jumping from £414,875 in 2020 to £546,758 by 2023. This historic market town in South Devon has consistently attracted buyers, with 6,217 properties in the area and sustained transaction volumes, though recent data suggests a cooling period with 2025 showing lower average prices and reduced sales activity.
The property market peaked in 2023 at £546,758, followed by a slight correction in 2024 and a more notable softening in early 2025. Sales volumes have varied considerably, with the highest activity in 2016 (560 sales) and notably strong performance in 2021 (434 sales) during the post-lockdown surge. Totnes's reputation as a bohemian, environmentally conscious community with strong local character, independent shops, and proximity to both countryside and coast continues to underpin demand, though buyers should note the current overall average of £283,213 reflects a broader mix of property types across the dataset compared to recent annual averages.
The average house price in Totnes, Devon is £283,213. Prices range from £500 to £5,450,000.
There are 6,217 properties in Totnes with 7,764 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Totnes is £230,000, compared to an average of £283,213.
Totnes has 2,115 detached properties, 1,596 terraced properties, 1,403 semi-detached properties, 718 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Totnes have risen by 399.2% from £85,598 in 1995 to £427,274 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Totnes by number of properties include High Street, The Plains, New Walk, Plymouth Road, Higher Westonfields.
Totnes is located in Devon, in the South Hams district.