# Wooler Property Market Summary
Wooler's property market presents a notably affordable entry point compared to much of the UK, with an average property price of £178,148 across 829 recorded sales. This small Northumberland market town has experienced considerable volatility in recent years, with average prices fluctuating significantly – most strikingly the 2019 spike to £666,415, which likely reflects a small number of high-value rural or agricultural property sales rather than typical market conditions. More recent years show the market settling into a £200,000-£270,000 range between 2022-2024, before returning to around £178,000 in early 2025.
Transaction volumes have grown substantially, rising from just 36 sales in 2016 to peaks of 110 sales in 2022, indicating increased market activity and buyer interest in the area. Wooler serves as a gateway to the Northumberland National Park and the Cheviot Hills, making it particularly attractive to buyers seeking rural character, outdoor pursuits, and competitive pricing. The town's position on the edge of some of England's most spectacular countryside, combined with its below-average property prices, continues to draw attention from those seeking both permanent homes and holiday properties in this picturesque corner of Northumberland.
The average house price in Wooler, Northumberland is £178,148. Prices range from £1,000 to £6,700,000.
There are 829 properties in Wooler with 974 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Wooler is £140,000, compared to an average of £178,148.
Wooler has 283 detached properties, 276 semi-detached properties, 194 terraced properties, 48 other properties.
Average house prices in Wooler have risen by 202.9% from £58,836 in 1995 to £178,227 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Wooler by number of properties include Hedgehope Drive, Ramseys Lane, Fenton Grange, Weetwood Avenue, Glendale Road.
Wooler is located in Northumberland, in the Northumberland district.