Sold House Prices in Luton (2026)

Property Market Overview — Luton has seen substantial transaction activity with over 13,500 sales across five years, though the market has contracted significantly. The median price of £290,000 sits well below the mean of £356,458, indicating a market where most properties cluster at the lower end with some high-value outliers pulling the average up.

Property Types and Price Differences — Semi-detached homes dominate sales volume and command a mid-range price of £327,379, while terraced properties are notably cheaper at £267,678. Detached houses are roughly 2.7 times more expensive than flats, which average £174,951 and represent the most affordable segment across all residential types.

Price Trends Over Time — The town experienced a sharp 20.4% decline over the five-year period, with prices peaking in 2022 at £370,922 before deteriorating steadily. The most recent 12-month average of £286,777 marks the lowest point in the dataset, roughly 22% below the 2021 baseline.

What Stands Out — The gap between median and mean prices reveals considerable variation in property values across Luton, with recent listings ranging from £77,500 to £460,000. Semi-detached and terraced homes together account for nearly two-thirds of all sales, making them the backbone of market activity.