# Tunbridge Wells Property Market Summary
Tunbridge Wells presents a substantial property market with nearly 26,000 properties and an average price of £352,934. The area has demonstrated considerable market activity, with annual transaction volumes ranging from 852 to 1,592 sales over recent years. This historic spa town in Kent continues to attract buyers seeking a blend of period charm, strong transport links to London, and a thriving town centre with the famous Pantiles colonnade.
The price history reveals notable volatility, with average prices peaking at £811,620 in 2020 during the pandemic-driven 'race for space', before moderating to £569,244 in 2024. The 2025 data shows a partial recovery to £626,340, though transaction volumes remain relatively modest at 532 sales year-to-date. The market experienced its highest activity in 2021 with 1,592 transactions, suggesting strong post-pandemic demand. Recent figures indicate the market is finding a more sustainable level after the exceptional conditions of 2020-2021, with prices stabilising as buyer behaviour normalises and affordability considerations reassert themselves.
The average house price in Tunbridge Wells, Kent is £352,934. Prices range from £500 to £91,713,232.
There are 25,986 properties in Tunbridge Wells with 33,974 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Tunbridge Wells is £235,000, compared to an average of £352,934.
Tunbridge Wells has 7,116 flat / maisonette properties, 6,470 detached properties, 6,449 semi-detached properties, 5,150 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Tunbridge Wells have risen by 574.9% from £89,401 in 1995 to £603,333 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Tunbridge Wells by number of properties include Upper Grosvenor Road, St Johns Road, Broadwater Down, Mount Ephraim, Queens Road.
Tunbridge Wells is located in Kent, in the Tunbridge Wells district.