# Worcester Property Market Summary
Worcester's property market demonstrates notable resilience with an average price of £214,336 across 43,576 properties, positioning it as an accessible market compared to many UK locations. The market has shown considerable volatility in recent years, with average prices fluctuating between approximately £334,000 and £467,000 since 2017. A peak occurred in 2023 at £466,779, though this has since moderated to £337,912 in early 2025. Transaction volumes have remained relatively robust, with sales ranging from 1,582 to 2,586 annually between 2017 and 2024, indicating sustained buyer interest despite price fluctuations.
Worcester combines historic cathedral city charm with strong transport links, making it attractive to both families and commuters. The city offers a blend of period properties and modern developments, with the Severn riverside adding particular appeal. The market's cyclical pattern suggests responsiveness to broader economic conditions, whilst the consistent transaction volumes indicate underlying demand. The significant price variance between the overall average (£214,336) and recent annual averages suggests a diverse housing stock ranging from affordable terraces to premium riverside and rural properties in the wider Worcester area.
The average house price in Worcester, Worcestershire is £214,336. Prices range from £334 to £39,257,500.
There are 43,576 properties in Worcester with 58,134 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Worcester is £158,500, compared to an average of £214,336.
Worcester has 15,641 detached properties, 13,053 semi-detached properties, 9,109 terraced properties, 4,557 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Worcester have risen by 586.4% from £65,520 in 1995 to £449,750 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Worcester by number of properties include Bath Road, Ombersley Road, Droitwich Road, Astwood Road, Northwick Road.
Worcester is located in Worcestershire, in the Worcester district.