# Wallsend Property Market Summary
Wallsend presents a dynamic property market with considerable volatility in recent years. The area features a substantial housing stock of 12,543 properties with an overall average price of £112,007, positioning it as an affordable location within the North East England property landscape. Trading volumes have remained consistently robust, with annual sales typically ranging between 560 and 840 transactions, indicating sustained market activity and buyer interest.
The price history reveals notable fluctuations, with average prices climbing from £192,605 in 2017 to peak at £273,029 in 2022, before moderating to £173,869 in 2024. This volatility likely reflects the broader market turbulence experienced nationally during the pandemic period and subsequent cost-of-living pressures. The year 2022 represented the market's high point, whilst recent figures suggest a cooling trend. Wallsend's appeal lies in its affordability compared to many UK markets, making it attractive to first-time buyers and investors seeking value in the North East. The consistently high transaction volumes demonstrate the area's liquidity and enduring demand, whilst its industrial heritage and proximity to Newcastle-upon-Tyne contribute to its character as an established residential community.
The average house price in Wallsend, Tyne And Wear is £112,007. Prices range from £100 to £26,408,750.
There are 12,543 properties in Wallsend with 16,852 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Wallsend is £85,000, compared to an average of £112,007.
Wallsend has 4,069 terraced properties, 3,696 semi-detached properties, 2,878 flat / maisonette properties, 1,677 detached properties.
Average house prices in Wallsend have risen by 146.7% from £39,925 in 1995 to £98,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Wallsend by number of properties include Bewick Park, Station Road, Park Road, Church View, Woodbine Avenue.
Wallsend is located in Tyne And Wear, in the North Tyneside district.