House Prices

UK House Prices

How much is a home worth in your area, and how does it compare to the rest of the UK? Browse average house prices below by nation and region, by major city, or jump straight to the areas with the most affordable property.

Data as of May 2026, individually verified area by area against the official HM Land Registry UK House Price Index. Figures marked *not yet verified are a provisional placeholder pending that verification — not a confirmed price.

House Prices by Nation & Region

• East Midlands — £241,000
• East of England — £338,000
• London — £545,000
• Northern Ireland — £198,000
• North East — £164,000
• North West — £220,000
• Scotland — £196,000
• South East — £381,000
• South West — £303,000
• Wales — £215,000
• West Midlands — £248,000
• Yorkshire and the Humber — £209,000

House Prices in UK Cities

Compare average sold prices between major UK cities:

• Aberdeen — £134,507
• Armagh — £177,500 *not yet verified
• Bangor — £180,800 *not yet verified
• Bangor — £226,800 *not yet verified
• Bath — £406,000
• Belfast — £201,500
• Birmingham — £217,100
• Bradford — £189,000
• Brighton and Hove — £404,000
• Bristol — £341,100
• Cambridge — £467,000
• Canterbury — £341,000
• Cardiff — £260,200
• Carlisle — £173,000
• Chelmsford — £381,000
• Chester — £265,000
• Chichester — £427,000
• Colchester — £298,000
• Coventry — £218,000
• Derby — £205,000
• Doncaster — £173,000
• Dundee — £140,878
• Dunfermline — £174,496
• Durham — £137,000
• Edinburgh — £296,471
• Ely — £355,700 *not yet verified
• Exeter — £281,000
• Glasgow — £189,448
• Gloucester — £239,000
• Hereford — £287,000
• Inverness — £219,659
• Kingston upon Hull — £135,000
• Lancaster — £193,000
• Leeds — £216,900
• Leicester — £235,000
• Lichfield — £337,000
• Lincoln — £185,000
• Lisburn — £205,300 *not yet verified
• Liverpool — £171,000
• Londonderry — £157,800 *not yet verified
• Manchester — £239,900
• Milton Keynes — £325,000
• Newcastle upon Tyne — £164,700
• Newport — £230,000
• Newry — £167,600 *not yet verified
• Norwich — £238,000
• Nottingham — £192,000
• Oxford — £473,000
• Perth — £227,904
• Peterborough — £236,000
• Plymouth — £217,000
• Portsmouth — £252,000
• Preston — £190,000
• Ripon — £270,000
• Salford — £224,000
• Salisbury — £325,000
• Sheffield — £180,200
• Southampton — £236,000
• Southend-on-Sea — £330,000
• St Albans — £631,000
• St Asaph — £191,400 *not yet verified
• St Davids — £234,000 *not yet verified
• Stirling — £230,509
• Stoke-on-Trent — £151,000
• Sunderland — £145,000
• Swansea — £206,000
• Truro — £298,400 *not yet verified
• Wakefield — £199,000
• Wells — £277,000
• Winchester — £477,000
• Wolverhampton — £212,000
• Worcester — £252,000
• Wrexham — £214,000
• York — £309,000

Where House Prices Are Lowest

Among verified figures, the most affordable UK regions right now are:

• North East — £164,000
• Scotland — £196,000
• Northern Ireland — £198,000

And, among verified major cities:

• Aberdeen — £134,507
• Kingston upon Hull — £135,000
• Durham — £137,000