# Weymouth Property Market Summary
Weymouth's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with average prices fluctuating significantly over recent years. The area peaked in 2019 at £415,614 before settling into a range between £305,000 and £380,000 through to 2024. With a current average of £202,851 across 20,818 properties, Weymouth represents a relatively affordable coastal location, though the overall average is influenced by a substantial stock of lower-priced properties, likely including flats and retirement homes characteristic of seaside towns.
Recent market activity shows healthy transaction volumes, with over 1,000 sales in both 2017-2018 and a resurgence to 1,188 sales in 2024, suggesting sustained buyer interest. The 2025 average of £329,034 (based on 452 sales to date) indicates the market remains active, whilst the 2026 figure should be disregarded due to insufficient data. Weymouth's appeal stems from its position as a traditional Dorset coastal resort with sandy beaches, improved transport links to London, and a mix of period properties and modern developments that attract both permanent residents and second-home buyers seeking seaside living at more accessible price points than many South Coast alternatives.
The average house price in Weymouth, Dorset is £202,851. Prices range from £500 to £30,850,000.
There are 20,818 properties in Weymouth with 27,717 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Weymouth is £165,000, compared to an average of £202,851.
Weymouth has 5,967 detached properties, 5,892 terraced properties, 4,419 semi-detached properties, 4,061 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Weymouth have risen by 239.9% from £57,618 in 1995 to £195,833 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Weymouth by number of properties include Dorchester Road, Chickerell Road, Dorchester Road, Preston Road, Abbotsbury Road.
Weymouth is located in Dorset, in the Weymouth And Portland district.