House Prices in North Northamptonshire

Property Market Overview — North Northamptonshire has seen substantial transaction activity with over 32,500 sales across five years, though the market has contracted by 4.1% overall. The median price of £250,000 sits notably below the average of £329,443, indicating a market where higher-value sales pull the figures upward while most transactions cluster in the lower ranges.

Property Types and Price Differences — Detached homes command the highest prices at around £395,000, nearly twice the cost of terraced properties at £208,000. Semi-detached homes occupy the middle ground at £248,000, while flats are substantially cheaper at £136,000, making them the most accessible entry point for buyers in the region.

Price Trends Over Time — The five-year trajectory reveals a peak in 2022 at £379,721, followed by a steady decline that has continued into 2025 and 2026. Recent prices around £295,000–£299,000 represent a significant drop from 2022 levels and fall below the longer-term average.

What Stands Out — Market performance varies sharply by location, with Stamford and Peterborough commanding premium prices above £490,000, while Corby and Rushden trade substantially lower around £260,000–£294,000. This geographical price spread underscores marked differences in local market conditions within the county.