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House prices in Canterbury

The average (median) price of a home sold in Canterbury over the last 12 months was about £320,000, from 838 sales, according to HM Land Registry.

In 2025 the median was about £324,000, down 1.8% on 2024 and up 2.2% since 2021.

By type: detached houses about £534,000; semi-detached houses about £315,000; terraced houses about £284,000; flats about £185,000.

Over about 5 years, the cheapest street with 10 or more sales was The Causeway (£127,000, 17 sales) and the dearest was Church Lane, Petham (£830,000, 10 sales).

On Homedex right now there are 44 homes for sale in Canterbury, with a typical asking price of £375,000 (checked 3 November 2026).

Sold prices are standard sales registered with HM Land Registry, loaded on 3 November 2026. Sales usually appear 1 to 3 months after they complete. They are sale prices, not valuations.

By type, last 12 months

TypeMedian priceSales
All homesabout £320,000838
Detached housesabout £534,000222
Semi-detached housesabout £315,000251
Terraced housesabout £284,000250
Flatsabout £185,000115

By year

YearMedian priceSalesChange
2021about £317,0001989–
2022about £349,0001621+10.1%
2023about £346,0001186-0.9%
2024about £330,0001235-4.6%
2025about £324,0001343-1.8%
2026 (so far)about £314,000624–

Cheapest streets

  1. The Causeway: £127,000 (17 sales)
  2. Rhodaus Close: £150,000 (11 sales)
  3. Sturry Court Mews: £153,322 (17 sales)
  4. St Stephens Close: £160,000 (12 sales)
  5. Mulberry Court: £165,000 (13 sales)

Most expensive streets

  1. Church Lane, Petham: £830,000 (10 sales)
  2. St Peters Lane: £815,000 (15 sales)
  3. The Street, Ickham: £765,500 (14 sales)
  4. Manns Hill: £765,000 (13 sales)
  5. Hawarden Place: £727,500 (10 sales)

Median sold price over about 5 years, for streets with 10 or more sales.Every street in Canterbury

Questions people ask

What is the average house price in Canterbury?

Homes in Canterbury sold for a median of about £320,000 over the last 12 months (838 sales), according to HM Land Registry. By type: detached houses about £534,000; semi-detached houses about £315,000; terraced houses about £284,000; flats about £185,000.

Are house prices going up in Canterbury?

The median price in Canterbury was about £324,000 in 2025, down 1.8% on 2024 and up 2.2% since 2021, according to HM Land Registry. This compares the middle price of all sales each year, so a change in what kind of homes sold moves it too.

How much is a flat in Canterbury?

Flats in Canterbury sold for a median of about £185,000 over the last 12 months (115 sales), according to HM Land Registry.

How much is a house in Canterbury?

Over the last 12 months, detached houses sold for a median of about £534,000 (222 sales); semi-detached houses sold for a median of about £315,000 (251 sales); terraced houses sold for a median of about £284,000 (250 sales), according to HM Land Registry.

What are the cheapest streets in Canterbury?

Of the streets with 10 or more sales in about 5 years, the cheapest by median price were The Causeway (£127,000, 17 sales), Rhodaus Close (£150,000, 11 sales), Sturry Court Mews (£153,322, 17 sales), St Stephens Close (£160,000, 12 sales) and Mulberry Court (£165,000, 13 sales), according to HM Land Registry. Streets of flats usually come out cheapest.

What are the most expensive streets in Canterbury?

Of the streets with 10 or more sales in about 5 years, the dearest by median price were Church Lane, Petham (£830,000, 10 sales), St Peters Lane (£815,000, 15 sales), The Street, Ickham (£765,500, 14 sales), Manns Hill (£765,000, 13 sales) and Hawarden Place (£727,500, 10 sales), according to HM Land Registry.

How much are homes for sale in Canterbury now?

On Homedex right now there are 44 homes for sale in Canterbury, with a typical asking price of £375,000 (checked 3 November 2026). Asking prices are what sellers hope to get; sold prices are what homes went for.

Where do these figures come from?

Sold prices are HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data: standard sales of homes in England and Wales, loaded by Homedex every month (last on 3 November 2026). Sales usually appear 1 to 3 months after they complete. Canterbury covers CT1, CT2, CT3 and CT4, so its figures are the average of each postcode district's median, weighted by sales. Asking prices are from the homes listed on Homedex.

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