# Twickenham Property Market Summary
Twickenham's property market demonstrates the characteristics of an established, affluent South West London location with a substantial housing stock of over 17,000 properties. The area has experienced significant price appreciation over recent years, with average values climbing from approximately £733,000 in 2017 to peak at £977,000 in 2023 – representing a 33% increase over six years. However, the market has shown signs of correction in 2024-2025, with average prices retreating to around £815,000, suggesting a recalibration following the post-pandemic surge.
The price trajectory reveals notable patterns: steady growth through 2017-2019, a sharp acceleration during 2020-2022 (likely reflecting pandemic-driven demand for suburban family homes), and a subsequent cooling phase. Transaction volumes have remained relatively robust, with 897 sales in 2024 indicating continued market activity despite the price adjustment. Twickenham's enduring appeal stems from its excellent transport links into central London, renowned rugby heritage, riverside location, and strong selection of schools, making it a perennially popular choice for families seeking a village-like atmosphere within Greater London.
The average house price in Twickenham, Greater London is £432,204. Prices range from £100 to £31,098,589.
There are 17,372 properties in Twickenham with 24,423 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Twickenham is £290,000, compared to an average of £432,204.
Twickenham has 5,817 flat / maisonette properties, 5,639 terraced properties, 4,584 semi-detached properties, 964 detached properties.
Average house prices in Twickenham have risen by 611.3% from £112,473 in 1995 to £800,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Twickenham by number of properties include St Margarets Road, Richmond Road, Varsity Drive, Staines Road, Cambridge Park.
Twickenham is located in Greater London, in the Richmond Upon Thames district.