# Woodbridge Property Market Summary
Woodbridge's property market demonstrates substantial upward momentum, with average prices climbing from approximately £410,000 in 2017 to over £483,000 in 2025 – representing growth of around 18% over this period. The market experienced particularly strong performance during 2021-2023, when prices peaked at nearly £515,000 in 2023, reflecting the post-pandemic property boom that swept across desirable market towns. Whilst 2024 saw some correction with prices settling around £441,000, the early 2025 figures suggest renewed confidence, though the limited 2026 data is not yet representative of broader trends.
With nearly 14,000 properties and consistent annual transaction volumes typically ranging between 750-850 sales, Woodbridge maintains an active and liquid property market. The town's appeal lies in its blend of historic charm, proximity to the Suffolk coast, and excellent connectivity, making it attractive to families, commuters, and downsizers alike. The current average price of £264,520 appears anomalous compared to recent trading patterns, likely representing a statistical quirk or specific property segment rather than the broader market value. Overall, Woodbridge continues to command premium prices reflective of its status as one of Suffolk's most sought-after locations.
The average house price in Woodbridge, Suffolk is £264,520. Prices range from £100 to £11,607,000.
There are 13,971 properties in Woodbridge with 17,165 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Woodbridge is £200,000, compared to an average of £264,520.
Woodbridge has 6,744 detached properties, 3,547 semi-detached properties, 2,296 terraced properties, 892 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Woodbridge have risen by 254.2% from £75,159 in 1995 to £266,250 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Woodbridge by number of properties include The Street, The Street, High Street, Ipswich Road, Redwald Road.
Woodbridge is located in Suffolk, in the Suffolk Coastal district.