# Washington Property Market Summary
Washington presents a notably affordable property market with an average price of £142,393 across nearly 12,000 properties, positioning it well below the national average for those seeking value in the North East. The area has experienced significant volatility in recent years, with average prices surging dramatically from £167,857 in 2017 to peaks exceeding £485,000 in 2023, before retreating to more moderate levels of £165,296 in 2024. This unusual pattern likely reflects a mix of property types and developments coming to market, rather than uniform appreciation across all housing stock.
The market shows considerable variation in transaction volumes and pricing year-on-year, with the exceptional peaks between 2021-2023 suggesting possible influences from new-build developments or premium properties skewing averages during those periods. The return to sub-£200,000 averages in 2024-2025 indicates a normalisation towards the area's underlying affordability. Washington remains attractive for first-time buyers and families seeking accessible housing in Tyne and Wear, offering a substantial property base with generally moderate pricing despite recent fluctuations.
The average house price in Washington, Tyne And Wear is £142,393. Prices range from £240 to £52,959,558.
There are 11,919 properties in Washington with 15,634 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Washington is £89,950, compared to an average of £142,393.
Washington has 4,001 terraced properties, 3,531 semi-detached properties, 2,745 detached properties, 1,362 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Washington have risen by 310.2% from £46,722 in 1995 to £191,667 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Washington by number of properties include Coach Road Estate, Donvale Road, Collingwood Court, Horsley Road, Kenilworth Court.
Washington is located in Tyne And Wear, in the Sunderland district.