Surrey — property market data

Surrey sold prices

HM Land Registry Price Paid Data records every residential property sale in England and Wales at the point of registration. This page aggregates those registrations for Surrey over the past twelve months to give a county-wide picture of median and average sold prices, a district-by-district comparison, and rolling year-on-year price movements by postcode outcode.

Per-property sale prices, individual transaction dates, and any address-level data are not shown here — those fields are restricted under the HMLR licensing terms. The figures here are aggregate statistics at postcode and outcode level only.

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Surrey-wide — past 12 months

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, residential sales registered over the last 12 months (2025-09-24 to 2026-07-31) . Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Newly-built sales and very recent transactions may not yet be registered.

Residential sales registered county-wide

11,758 sales

Median sold price, all property types

£490k

Average (mean) sold price

£623k

Data window

12 months

By property type

Property type Registered sales Median sold price Share of sales
Semi-detached 3,282 £527k 28%
Detached 3,054 £807k 26%
Flat / maisonette 2,788 £270k 24%
Terraced 2,288 £430k 19%
Other 346 £519k 3%

Median sold price is the midpoint of all registered sales in the period for that property type. It is not the same as an asking-price average or a valuation. Figures exclude commercial and part-commercial transactions. HM Land Registry Price Paid Data records the transfer price at the point of legal completion; the registration date may lag the sale by several weeks.

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District price comparison

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, 12-month rolling window aggregated by district (by outcode cluster). Sorted by median sold price, highest first.

Epsom and Ewell £560k median  ·  729 sales
Elmbridge £550k median  ·  1,410 sales
Mole Valley £550k median  ·  729 sales
Waverley £530k median  ·  1,341 sales
Tandridge £528k median  ·  266 sales
Guildford £483k median  ·  1,005 sales
Reigate and Banstead £465k median  ·  1,013 sales
Spelthorne £464k median  ·  410 sales
Runnymede £450k median  ·  782 sales
Woking £450k median  ·  1,178 sales
Surrey Heath £431k median  ·  861 sales
District Sales (12 months) Median sold price Average sold price
Epsom and Ewell 729 £560k £593k
Elmbridge 1,410 £550k £765k
Mole Valley 729 £550k £878k
Waverley 1,341 £530k £688k
Tandridge 266 £528k £635k
Guildford 1,005 £483k £616k
Reigate and Banstead 1,013 £465k £569k
Spelthorne 410 £464k £781k
Runnymede 782 £450k £508k
Woking 1,178 £450k £531k
Surrey Heath 861 £431k £486k

District figures are approximated by aggregating HMLR data across a representative set of postcode outcodes for each district. Outcode boundaries do not align precisely with district council boundaries; postcodes near district edges may be assigned to a neighbouring district in this table. The purpose is directional comparison, not authoritative administrative mapping.

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Year-on-year price movement by outcode

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Rolling 24-month window split into two 12-month halves: "recent" (months 0–12) versus "prior" (months 13–24). Uplift is the percentage change in median sold price between the two windows. Outcodes with fewer than 3 sales in either window are not shown (insufficient sample). Sorted by uplift, highest first.

KT18 +8.3% (£600k recent median, 167 sales)
KT15 +6.1% (£446k recent median, 322 sales)
GU7 +3.2% (£490k recent median, 293 sales)
KT10 +1.8% (£860k recent median, 225 sales)
RH8 +1.4% (£578k recent median, 145 sales)
RH1 -2.3% (£420k recent median, 497 sales)
GU21 -2.5% (£388k recent median, 615 sales)
GU1 -5.9% (£445k recent median, 371 sales)
GU15 -9.8% (£410k recent median, 336 sales)
KT22 -13.3% (£495k recent median, 281 sales)
KT13 -15.3% (£500k recent median, 259 sales)
Outcode Recent median (12 months) Prior median (13–24 months) YoY movement Sales in recent window
KT18 £600k £554k +8.3% 167
KT15 £446k £420k +6.1% 322
GU7 £490k £475k +3.2% 293
KT10 £860k £845k +1.8% 225
RH8 £578k £570k +1.4% 145
RH1 £420k £430k -2.3% 497
GU21 £388k £398k -2.5% 615
GU1 £445k £473k -5.9% 371
GU15 £410k £455k -9.8% 336
KT22 £495k £571k -13.3% 281
KT13 £500k £590k -15.3% 259

Year-on-year movement is calculated from median sold prices, not average prices, to reduce the effect of outlier transactions. A small sample in either window (for example, a rural outcode with 4–6 annual transactions) can produce a large percentage swing from a single high or low sale. Treat movements based on fewer than 10 sales in each window with corresponding caution. These figures are for context, not for valuation.

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What Price Paid Data does and does not show

HM Land Registry Price Paid Data is the most authoritative source for completed residential transactions in England and Wales. Key things to understand when reading the figures on this page:

  • Registration lag. Sales are recorded at the date of legal registration, which typically runs 4–8 weeks behind the exchange/completion date. Very recent sales may not yet appear.
  • New-build pricing. Newly-built properties are included in the PPD but are sometimes sold at developer-set prices that include incentives (stamp duty contributions, fitted kitchens, and so on) not reflected in the headline price. This can inflate new-build median prices relative to the resale market.
  • Leasehold vs freehold. The PPD does not split median prices by tenure (freehold vs leasehold) in this aggregated view. Leasehold flats in particular can have a wide range based on remaining lease length and service charge profile.
  • No per-property addresses. Per the HM Land Registry licensing terms, this page shows aggregate statistics only. Individual property sale prices, addresses, and buyer/seller names are not displayed.
  • Not a valuation. The median sold price for a postcode or outcode is a historical benchmark, not a current market valuation for any specific property. It is a useful starting point for understanding the relative price level of an area.

Surrey by district and town

The figures on this page roll up across districts and outcodes. For postcode-level price data in specific Surrey towns, the links below lead to the area overview pages.

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Sources

Sold prices to July 2026. Figures last updated 24 September 2026.

  • Property prices. HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. See property market methodology for the full detail on aggregation method and limitations.

Figures on this page are aggregated to outcode or district level and are for general information only. They are not a valuation, a surveyor's report, or advice to buy or sell. For the binding wording see our disclaimer and data sources page.